Alofsin Gives Keynote Lecture At International Colloquium On Frank Lloyd Wright and France

Lecture: “Wright and Cahiers d’Art,” international conference, “Frank Lloyd Wright's Legacy in France: Transmissions, Appropriations, Hybridizations,” organized by the Laboratoire HiCSA / Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, and the Laboratoire AHTTEP (Architecture Histoire Technique Territoire Patrimoine)/École Nationale Supérieure d'architecture de Paris-La Villette. Lecture held at Galerie Colbert-INHA (Institut national d’histoire de l’art)  in Paris, March 17, 2026.

ALOFSIN NAMED FELLOW SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIANS

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The Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) has named Anthony Alofsin, Mark Jarzombek, and Alina Payne as the 2026 Fellows of SAH, the Society’s highest honor. The award recognizes SAH members for significant contributions to architectural history as a discipline and profession, which may include scholarship, service to the Society, teaching, and stewardship of the built environment. The Society has honored 89 Fellows since the program began in 1999.

PODCAST ON FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S BOGK HOUSE ON LINE

My podcast on the Frank Lloyd Wright’s Frank Lloyd Wright's Bogk House  is now available. I recommend fast forwarding to minute 26 to start.

Podcast, “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Bogk House” US Modernist Radio—Architecture you Love, #446, March 2, 2026, minutes 26:00 through 42:15, iTunes, Bogk House podcast.  Also on Pandora Bogk Pandora; and Windows and Android Bogk Windows.

Announcing FRANK LLOYDS WRIGHT'S BOGK HOUSE

My new book FRANK LLOYDS WRIGHT'S BOGK HOUSE with co-author Richard Cleary is out and available for from Amazon.Bogk House from Amazon

New Paperback edition of Wright and New York published November 2020!

Purchase your copy at your local book store or Amazon.

Wright and New York: The Making of America's Architect

By Alofsin, Anthony

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Wright and New York at Zocalo Public Square

An essay I wrote, “How Frank Lloyd Wright’s Architecture Turned New York Into the Center of the World” has just been published on-line by Zócalo Public Square, a project that connects people and
ideas through journalism: Wright in Zócalo

Anthony Alofsin Explains Why Wright Landed in NYC at the Tail End of the Jazz Age...

Iconic architect Frank Lloyd Wright famously called New York a prison. But there's another story: One in which Wright finds salvation in NYC after hitting rock bottom at the end of the Jazz Age.