Our Olmsted Legacy: The Art of the Olmsted Landscape

Our Olmsted Legacy: The Art of the Olmsted Landscape

Join Highland Park Conservancy and Olmsted Parks Alliance as we explore: The Art of the Olmsted Landscape - What makes a park a work of Art?

By Highland Park Conservancy

Date and time

Tuesday, March 11 · 7 - 8:30pm EDT

Location

Olmsted Lodge

171 Reservoir Avenue Rochester, NY 14620 United States

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour 30 minutes

This presentation will explore the question - What makes a park a work of Art?

Join Highland Park Conservancy and Rochester's Olmsted Parks Alliance as our very own JoAnn Beck answers this question! JoAnn is a Landscape Architect with 35 years of experience. She serves as president of the Rochester Olmsted Parks Alliance (ROPA), is on the Board of the Maplewood Neighborhood Association and serves as president of the Board of Highland Park Conservancy.

Rochester's Olmsted Parks Alliance promotes Frederick Law Olmsted's legacy. Rochester's park system owes a great debt to Olmsted, often called the father of American landscape architecture. His designs resulted in what is now Genesee Valley Park, Highland Park, Seneca Park and Maplewood Park. Today, these parks remain outstanding examples of Olmsted's pastoral designs.

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