Spotlights American architect Philip Johnson (b.1906), who discusses his work and life with art critic Rosamond Bernier. He reflects on projects: the AT&T Building in New York, the Transco Building in Houston, and proposals for the renovation of Times Square in New York. When the Amon Carter Museum opened in 1961 it was referred to as "Mr. Johnson's jewel box."
TRC audience:
High School (9-12)
College/Adult
TRC subject:
Architecture
Late Twentieth Century (1946-Present)
Artist Biography
Early Twentieth Century (1900-1945)
TRC format:
Audio-Visual