Summer 2019
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ICAA President Peter Lyden reflects on the 2019 Summer Studio in Classical Architecture, the ICAA's annual program that brings students from across the country to New York City for a four-week exploration of classicism and traditional design.


As the cultural partner of Sotheby's for the Treasures from Chatsworth exhibition, the ICAA is presenting exciting programming all summer long
The ICAA has been selected as the cultural partner of Sotheby's for their exhibition Treasures from Chatsworth , which is free and open to the public at their New York galleries from June 28-September 13.

Upcoming lectures will feature:

Students share their highlights from the four week program
From June 17 to July 13, the ICAA opened its doors to talented students from across the country for the annual Summer Studio in Classical Architecture.

You can see highlights from the program in weekly videos and blog posts, in which the students showcase their work, discuss lessons, and share their passions for classical architecture.

Air Dates Announced for Design in Mind: On Location with James Ivory
PBS affiliates will air the ICAA's original documentary on the iconic filmmaker nationally
The first broadcast dates for the ICAA's original documentary Design in Mind: On Location with James Ivory have been announced. Stay tuned for additional dates as they are revealed in the coming weeks!
Tuesday, September 17 at 9:30 pm on WTTW Prime
Wednesday, September 18 at 2:30 am on WTTW Prime
Wednesday, September 18 at 11:30 am on WTTW Prime
Sunday, September 22 at 1:30 pm on WTTW11
Sunday, September 1 at 11:00 PM ET
Monday, September 2 at 11:30 AM ET

Wednesday, August 28 at 9:30pm TPT LIFE
Thursday, August 29 at 3:30am TPT LIFE
Thursday, August 29 at 10:30pm TPT 2
Friday, August 30 at 4:30am TPT 2
Registration is now open for the Professional Intensive program, an eight-day course offering students and professionals an immersion in the ICAA's core curriculum.

In addition to the program offered annually in New York City (January 4-11, 2020), this year the Northern California Chapter will be bringing the program to San Francisco for the first time (September 15-22).

This fall will also bring Workshops to Auburn University (October 4-5), Ball State University (October 11-12), and the University of Colorado, Denver (November 8-9)

The ICAA continues to expand its video offerings with AIA-credited educational courses, filmed public programs, and a partnership with PBS
The ICAA's partnership with Sotheby's for the Treasures from Chatsworth exhibit debuted with this lecture from John Phibbs, now available online in its entirety.

For members who were unable to attend our May lecture on proposed renovations to the Frick Collection in New York City, the discussion can now be viewed in full on the ICAA website, with accompanying photos and plans.

The final installment in this four-part educational video series offers AIA CES Learning Units.

This ICAA documentary will be airing throughout July and August on ALL ARTS, the arts and culture channel for New York Public Media and PBS. See their schedule for listings.

The ICAA is pleased to partner with Classical Excursions to present Architecture, Art, & Music: Classical Vienna (October 3-10), which will offer exclusive visits to private residences, tours of private and public art collections, and lectures by eminent scholars and experts on Viennese decorative arts and architecture.

Other upcoming programs include Private Litchfield County (September 5-8), Private Napoli and Puglia (September 14-22), Secret Rome and the Countryside (October 12-19), A Celebration of New Orleans Style (December 11-15), and more.

A history of the design, controversies, and ultimate realization of the iconic center
With the Beaux-Arts City Beautiful masterpiece City Hall towering at its center, San Francisco’s Civic Center rose from the ashes of the 1906 earthquake to become one of the most fully-formed and planned civic centers in the country.

Now the complete story of its development has been capably told by author James W. Haas, in a volume that does justice to the complex history of the site and the competing interests that have guided its development in many phases over many decades.

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