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PSPF Events in Celebration of Modernism Week - February 2012

Saturday, February 18, 2012

Time: 10AM-Noon
Location: PSPF Booth at Palm Springs Modernism Show (at the Convention Center)
Tickets: Admission to Modernism Show required

Architect Donald A. Wexler and author and architect Patrick McGrew are scheduled to be on-hand to sign copies of PSPF’s 2010 tribute journal Donald Wexler: Architect.

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Time: 10AM-Noon
Location: PSPF Booth at Palm Springs Modernism Show (at the Convention Center)
Tickets: Admission to Modernism Show required

Architect William Krisel and author and architect Jim Harlan are scheduled to be on-hand to sign copies of PSPF’s 2011 tribute journal The Alexanders: A Desert Legacy.

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Time: 10AM-1PM
Location:
Provided upon purchase
Tickets: $35

Buy Tickets If you prefer not to make credit card purchases online or want to pay by check please contact PSPF at 760-837-7117

The Stephens House (1949), a Class 1 historic site, is an early example of modernist residential architecture by the firm of Clark & Frey. For students of both American popular culture and architecture, the house is particularly noteworthy as it appeared in the September 1955 issue of House Beautiful where it helped introduce the idea of “The Family Room” to post-war America. At ticket purchase you will be asked to choose one of two tour start times.

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Time: 8:30-10:30AM
Location:
Palm Springs Woman’s Club, 314 South Cahuilla Road, Palm Springs
Tickets: THIS LECTURE IS FULL

Join us for PSPF board member Gary Johns’ popular slide lecture Lost, Saved & Endangered: Modernist Architecture in Palm Springs. Gary’s entertaining and informative lecture is replete with amusing anecdotes and rarely seen vintage photos.

This event generously underwritten by Charles Pearson and Thomas Sharkey of Hedge.

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Time: 10AM-2:30PM
Location:
Provided upon purchase
Tickets: $35

SOLD OUT
Tour Frank Sinatra’s Twin Palms estate (1947) designed by modernist architect E. Stewart Williams. The home was designated a Class 1 historic site by the city of Palm Springs in March 2011 and has been described as “great midcentury design combined with Hollywood lore.” At ticket purchase you will be asked to choose one of three tour start times.

Friday, February 24, 2012

Time: 5-8PM
Location:
Maranz House (1960) by architect Val Powelson

Retro Martini Party                                                                                                                       

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