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    Sketches of Frank Gehry

    Sketches of Frank Gehry

    Presented by Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival at Gershman Y

    February 15, 2010


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    The late filmmaker Sydney Pollack (Tootsie, Out of Africa, and The Way We Were) interviews renowned architect Frank Gehry (born Ephraim Goldberg) as well as colleagues and friends like Philip Johnson, Dennis Hopper, Thomas Krens, Herbert Muschamp, Edward Ruscha, and Julian Schnabel. These "sketches" afford a rare opportunity to learn what it takes to make masterpieces like the Bilbao Guggenheim and the Disney Concert Hall in LA. Philadelphia is fortunate that Gehry is currently leading the ten-year plan to expand the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Special Guest Speaker: Alan Greenberger, Executive Director of the Philadelphia City Planning Committee.


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        Gershman Y

        401 S. Broad Street
        Philadelphia, PA 19147

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        Dates:
        February 15, 2010

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        7 pm

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