July 26, 2010

75 Reasons to Live: Larry Rinder on Lebbeus Woods

Larry Rinder is the director of the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, and is speaking here about Lebbeus Woods‘s San Francisco Project: Inhabiting the Quake (1995). I’ve been posting these talks out-of-sequence per their anniversary-weekend chronology, however it’s worth mentioning that Larry gave the 75th talk of the weekend. Thanks so much, Larry! A direct link to Woods’s blog, here.

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