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Nat Geo’s Plans to Destroy MARABAR Put on Hold - Related News

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Feature Stories

TCLF Talks to Elyn Zimmerman

Landslide

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National Geographic to Demolish Widely Acclaimed Sculpture MARABAR

Mar 31, 2020

Press Coverage

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National Geographic Headquarters plaza redesign threatens historically significant sculpture

Mar 31, 2020

Architect's Newspaper

MARABAR Letters of Support

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Professor Emeritus of Architecture Marc Treib Weighs In on Potential Destruction of MARABAR

Press Releases

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Architecture Scholar: Threatened MARABAR is “an important piece of America’s art heritage” and “certainly one of the great works of the later twentieth century”

Apr 08, 2020

MARABAR Letters of Support

Association for Public Art Urges Review Board to Preserve MARABAR

MARABAR Letters of Support

Landscape Architect Cheryl Barton on the Engaging Power of MARABAR

MARABAR Letters of Support

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Chairman Emeritus Architect David Childs Urges Preservation of MARABAR

MARABAR Letters of Support

Whitney Museum Director Adam Weinberg Weighs In on Potential Destruction of MARABAR

Birnbaum Blogs

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A Red-Letter Year for Women, but Not for Their Art

MARABAR Letters of Support

Art Patrons Sydney and Walda Besthoff Condemn Plans to Destroy MARABAR

MARABAR Letters of Support

Foundation for Art and Preservation in Embassies Director Jennifer Duncan Writes That MARABAR Is a "national Treasure"

Press Coverage

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Elyn Zimmerman’s MARABAR at National Geographic Society HQ Threatened with Demolition

Apr 28, 2020

East City Art

MARABAR Letters of Support

New Yorker magazine staff writer Adam Gopnik Protests Plans to Demolish MARABAR

MARABAR Letters of Support

Emeritus Professor of Urbanism Witold Rybczynski Asks HPRB to Reconsider Demolition of MARABAR

MARABAR Letters of Support

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Architects Tod Williams and Billie Tsien Cite MARABAR as a "beautiful contemplative public space"

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