Art Deco Lecture

Art Deco was a mix of many styles and movements of the early 20th century, and the movement’s influence can still be seen around the world. Dr. Karin Alexis, art and architectural historian, discusses the significance of Art Deco and the cultural context that made the movement possible.

Three Movements in Architecture Lecture Series

In this new series, the National Building Museum explores three significant periods in architectural history Greek Revival, Modernism, Art Deco. Noted experts will discuss the physical characteristics of each movement and how culture, politics, and technical innovations are reflected in the architecture of those times. Then, receive information on how to give friends and family a self-guided tour of local examples.

You may also enjoy the lecture about Modernism.

Order Tickets

• Members (ADSW, NBM, or SAH): $12
• Nonmembers: $20
• Students: $12

Order tickets directly from the National Building Museum.

Prepaid registration required. Walk-in registration based on availability.

For More Information

For more information about this event, send email to Karyn Jarboe, kjarboe@adsw.org, or call 703-864-7070.

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Created July 11, 2009; Modified Sunday, July 12, 2009.