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Michael Jakob is lead curator of the GSD's Spring 2019 main exhibition Mountains and the Rise of Landscape. He joins the exhibition co-curators and others in a conversation about mountains and their complex, fascinating history. The exhibition, How to Model a Mountain, curated by Ed Eigen, and installed in the Frances Loeb Library, will be the backdrop for the discussion.
Participants:
Anita Berrizbeitia
Edward A. Eigen
Michael Jakob
Martino Pedrozzi
Pablo Pérez-Ramos
Participants:
Anita Berrizbeitia
Edward A. Eigen
Michael Jakob
Martino Pedrozzi
Pablo Pérez-Ramos
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