In 2013, Zaha Hadid was interviewed for Imagine, an art series on BBC. Born in Baghdad in 1950 and based in London, Zaha Hadid was perhaps the most successful female architect there has ever been. She was one of a handful of global superstar designers who have changed the way people think about the world through buildings. Yet, this wasn't always the case; Hadid once had a reputation as unbuildable, a 'paper architect' whose projects began as vivid paintings of gravity-defying shapes exploding into the void. How did this extraordinary and pioneering woman—by turns charming, stubborn, visionary yet exacting—come to build the impossible? Imagine visits her buildings across the globe, from Austria to Azerbaijan to find out what made Zaha Hadid tick.
Light refreshments will be served.
Screening will be followed by a short discussion led by Wendy Klepcyk from Envisage.
Presented in partnership with AIA Cincinnati.
Free, but pre-registration is appreciated.
The Barbara and Lawrence Myers Program Series is funded by Barbara Myers.
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