Victor Lundy and Sculptural Modernism Symposium
Celebrate the life and legacy of Victor Lundy, both in the Sarasota area and beyond. Following a screening of the General Services Administration film Victor Lundy: Sculptor of Space, a panel of experts will discuss the particular form of Lundy’s architectural designs which have been called “Sculptural Modernism.” The three buildings on St. Paul’s Lutheran Church campus – all designed by Lundy – will be open for viewing. Light bites and coffee included.
Tour of St. Paul Lutheran Educational Building restoration follows.
Speakers:
- Christopher Domin, Associate Professor of Architecture, University of Arizona
- Dr. Susanneh Bieber, Assistant Professor of Architecture, Texas A&M University
- Dr. Eeva-Liisa Pelkonen, Professor of Architecture and Assistant Dean, Yale University
Moderator:
- Dr. Christopher Wilson, Scholar in Residence, Architecture Sarasota
Victor Lundy: Infinite Span, Architecture beyond Sarasota exhibition
Curated by Christopher Domin
McCulloch Pavilion, 265 S. Orange Avenue (11:00 am to 4:00 pm daily)
This exhibition explores the architectural legacy of Victor Lundy, a central figure of the Sarasota School of Architecture. Positioning himself as an insider and outlier simultaneously, Lundy seemed to revel in the unconventional and developed a highly personal approach to space-making that would distinguish him from his Sarasota School counterparts. The exhibition examines the material, structural, and spatial typologies that came to define Lundy’s practice, with a focus on his work beyond Sarasota.