Josiah Mc Elheny presenting at Mo MA

Josiah McElheny presenting as part of the program Artists and Models on March 12, 2007 (edited for time). For the exhibition Josiah McElheny presenting as part of the program Artists and Models on March 12, 2007 (edited for time). For the exhibition Projects 84, artist Josiah McElheny created a sculptural installation of crystalline glass, metal, and colored light that drew upon the visionary schemes of Paul Scheerbart, the Berlin poet and novelist, and Bruno Taut, the uncrowned leader of the circle of revolutionary architects that emerged in Berlin after World War I. McElheny s modelscale landscape depicting two structuresan Alpine Cathedral and a CityCrown was a critique of the utopian ideals embodied in twentiethcentury modernism. For more information on the exhibition, please visit: Audio of the program, including a presentation by Joshua Siegel, the curator of the exhibition, is available at: 2007 The Museum of Modern Art, New York Images courtesy of Josiah McElheny