mark lamster

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architecture critic of the dallas morning news. author of “the man in the glass house.” www.marklamster.com

FREE HENRY MOORE! lost in the debate over city hall has been the fate of “three forms vertebrae,” aka “the dallas piece,” the long-neglected site specific henry moore sculpture that has long sat in a cage of security barriers on city hall plaza. www.dallasnews.com/arts-enterta...

In City Hall's shadow, another neglected icon with an uncertain future

Lost in the controversy over the future of I.M. Pei's City Hall is the fate of another masterwork, one that sits in the building's shadow. That would be Three Forms Vertebrae, the 13-ton Henry

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my latest on the future of dallas city hall after a 16-hour city council hearing. there are some reasons for optimism, but the process has been disingenuous, disorganized, rushed, and lacking in transparency. www.dallasnews.com/arts-enterta...

Lamster: Preserve Dallas City Hall, don’t destroy it

If there was any heartening news to be gleaned from last week’s City Council meetings on the future of City Hall, it was surely the show of public support for...

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does not inspire confidence in an institution when it can’t get its most consequential meeting in ages started anywhere close to on time. now ~40 mins late and counting…

taking a (short) break from the dallas city hall shenanigans to bring you this feature on one of the secret gems of dallas, phylls glazer’s lord of the rings inspired compound in preston hollow, complete with a full-on hobbit house and, of course, lots of dragons. www.dallasnews.com/arts-enterta...

In Preston Hollow, a hobbit house inspired by ‘The Lord of the Rings’

A quirky visionary and a team of craftsmen bring a dragon-filled interpretation of Tolkien’s Middle-earth to North Dallas.

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