Isozaki: the lesson of Zen architecture

“The most important thing an artist can do is confront society with something it has never seen before, something in a sense improper”. This is what Japanese architect Arata Isozaki thinks and this evening at the Triennale in Milan he talks about the lesson of Zen architecture. Introduced by Francesco Dal Co with a contribution from Gian Carlo Calza. E.S.

26.3.2004, h 18,30
Arata Isozaki. Shade and Shadows. La lezione dell’architettura zen
La Triennale di Milano
viale Alemagna 6
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http://www.triennale.it

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