Architecture for Art: University of Wyoming's place in the history of modern museum architecture
The turn of this century may be remembered as the Golden Age of museum architecture. MOMA, the Guggenheim, and University of Wyoming Art Museum are all among the elite structures showcased in the coffe-table tome, “Architecture for Art: American Art Museums, 1938-2009”. Wyoming Signataures’ Ali Grossman met with the book’s editor, Scott Tilden, to discuss our place in the history of modern museum architecture.
Produced by UW Television and aired on Wyoming Signatures (on Wyoming Public Television)
Producer, Videographer, and Editor:
Ali Grossman
Audio Engineer:
Mary Jung
Graphics Transfer:
Craig Robbins
Post Production Assistants:
Natalie Luscomb and Solomon West
Photographs from:
Architecture for Art : American Art Museums, 1938-2008
Scott J. Tilden, editor
Paul Rocheleau, photographer
Additional Still Photography
provided with courtesy by:
Betsy Bress, UW Art Museum
Centre Pompidou
Jim Peaco, NPS
Centre de Pompidou, Paris
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
National Park Service
Robert Reck
Tim Rummelhoff
Antoine Predock
University of Wyoming Art Museum
Brooks Walker
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