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附錄 A：Frank Gehry 個人年表與作品資料 附錄 A 附錄 A：Frank Gehry 個人年表與作品資料 附錄 A-1 Frank Gehry 作品集 (1968-2001) Year Age Project Location Picture 1968-72 39 Davis Studio and Residence Malibu, California 1969-73 40 Easy Edges cardboard Furniture 1977-78 48 Gehry Residence Santa Monica, California 1978 49 Wagner Residence (unbuilt) Malibu, California 1978- 49 Loyola Law School Los Angeles A model of creativity in digital development in architecture 58 附錄 A 1979-81 50 Indiana Avenue Studios Venice, California 1979-82 50 Experimental Edges Cardboard Furniture 1982-84 53 Aerospace Hall, California Science Los Angeles Center 1982-84 53 Norton Residence Venice, California 1983-87 54 Winton Guest House Wayzata, Minnesota 1983-86 54 Fish and Snake Lamps 1983-88 54 Sirmai-Peterson Residence Thousand Oaks, California A model of creativity in digital development in architecture 59 附錄 A 1984-88 55 Edgemar Development Santa Monica, California 1985-91 56 Chiat Day Building Venice, California 1986-89 57 Schnabel Residence Brentwood California 1987-89 58 Vitra International Manufacturing and Weil am Rhein, Design Museum Germany 1987-96 58 Team Disneyland Administration Anaheim, California Building 1988-94 59 Vitra International Headquarters Bisfelden, switzerland A model of creativity in digital development in architecture 60 附錄 A 1989-92 60 Bent Wood Furniture Collection 1990-93 61 Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum at Minneapolis the University of Minnesota 1989-92 60 Fish Sculpture at Vila Olimpica Barcelona 1991-95 62 EMR Communication and Bad Oeynhausen Technology Center 1989-95 60 Lewis Residence(unbuilt) Lyndhurst, Ohio 1991-97 62 Guggenheim Museum Bilbao Bilbao, Spain A model of creativity in digital development in architecture 61 附錄 A 1992-96 63 National-Nederlanden Building Prague 1991-96 62 Goldstein Sud Housing Frankfurt 1993-99 64 Vontz Center for Molecular Studies, Cincinnati University of Cincinnati 1987-2003 58 Walt Disney Concert Hall Los Angeles 1994--1999 65 Der Neue Zollholf Dusseldorf 1995-2001 66 DG Bank Building Berlin A model of creativity in digital development in architecture 62 附錄 A 1995-2000 66 Experience Music Project(EMP) Seattle 1999- 70 Millennium Park Music Pavilion and Chicago Great Lawn 1996-2000 67 Conde Nast Cafeteria New York 1997- 68 Performing Arts Center at Bard New York College 1997- 68 Peter B. Lewis Building, Cleveland Weatherhead School of Management, Case Western Reserve university 1998- 69 Hotel at Marques de Riscal Elciego, Spain 1998- 69 Guggenheim Museum New York New York 1998-2004 69 Ray and Maria Stata Center, Cambridge, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Massachusetts A model of creativity in digital development in architecture 63 附錄 A 1999- 70 Maggie’s Centre Dundee Dundee, Scotland 2000 71 New York Times New York Headquarters(unbuilt) 附錄 A-2 Frank Gehry 教學經歷(1974-2001) Year Gehry’s age Teaching Position 1979 50 The William Bishop Chair, Yale University 1982 53 Charlotte Davenport Professorship in Architecture, Yale University 1984 55 Eliot Noyes Chair , Harvard University 1985-89 55-60 Charlotte Davenport Professorship in Architecture, Yale University 1996 67 Visiting Scholar, Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich 1998 69 Visiting Professor, University of California at Los Angeles 1999 70 Charlotte Davenport Professorship in Architecture, Yale University A model of creativity in digital development in architecture 64 附錄 A 附錄 A-3 Frank Gehry 獲獎與榮耀(1974-2001) Year Gehry’s age Award and Honor Sponsorship 1974 45 College of Fellow American Institute of Architecture 1977 48 Arnold W. Brunner Memorial Prize in American Academy of arts and letters Architecture 1987 58 College of fellow American Academy of arts and letters 1987 58 Honorary Doctorate of Visual Arts California Institute of the Arts 1987 58 Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts Rhode island School of design 1989 60 Pritzker Architecture Prize Hyatt Foundation 1989 60 Trustee American Academy in Rome 1989 60 Honorary doctorate of Engineering Technical University of Nova Scotia 1989 60 Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts Otis Art institute 1991 62 College of Fellows American Academy of Arts and Science 1992 63 Wolf Prize in Art Wolf Foundation 1992 63 Praemium Imperiale Award Japan Art association 1993 64 Honorary Doctorate of humanities Occidental College 1994 65 Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize Trust 1994 65 Academician National Academy of Design 1996 67 Honorary Master of Architecture Southern California Institute of Architecture 1997 68 Honorary Consul of the City of Bilbao 1997 68 Honorary Doctorate of Architecture Southern California Institute of Architecture 1998 69 Frederick kiesler Prize Frederick kiesler Foundation 1998 69 Honorary Academician Royal Academy of Arts 1998 69 Gold Mrdal Royal Architectural Institute of Canada 1998 69 Chancellor of the City of Bilbao 1998 69 National mrdal of Arts National Endowment for the Arts 1998 69 Honorary Doctor of Laws University of Toronto 1999 70 AIA Gold Medal American Institute of Architects 1999 70 Lotos Medal of Merit The Lotos Clubs 2000 71 Gold Medal Royal Institute of British Architecs 2000 71 Lifetime Achievement Award Americans for the Arts 2000 71 Lifetime Achievement Award National Academy of Design A model of creativity in digital development in architecture 65 附錄 A 附錄 A-4 Frank Gehry 個展 Year Gehry’s age Exhibition Location 1984 55 Gehry: Unique Fish Lamps Gagosian Gallery, Los Angeles 1984 55 Frank Gehry Recent Drawings Ballenford Architectural Books, Toronto 1984 55 Frank Gehry: Fish and Snake Lamps Metro Picture, New York 1985 56 Frank Gehry: Recent Projects Gallery MA, Tokyo 1986 57 Frank O. Gehry Castello di Rivoli, Turin 1986 57 The Architecture of Frank Gehry Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Traveled to Contemporary Art Museum, Houston Art Gallery at Harbourfront, Toronto High Museum of Art, Atlanta Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Whitney Museum of American Art, New York 1988 59 Frank O. Gehry: New Cardboard Furniture Hoffman/Borman Gallery, Los Angeles 1989 60 The Work of Frank Gehry Galerie Fur Architektur und Raum, Berlin 1989 60 Frank O. Gehry Architekturmuseum, Basel Traveled to Musum if Finnish Architecture, Helsinki Center of Contemporary Art, Warsaw De Singel Kunstcentrum, Antwerp Arkitekturmuseet, Stockholm Danish Architectural Center-Gammel Dok, Copenhagen 1989 60 Frank O. Gehry. Sketches if Recent Projects Art Store Gallery, Los Angeles 1990 61 Frank Gehry. Muebles y dibujos b. d. Madrid Gallery, Barcelona 1991 62 Frank O. Gehry, Projects en Europe Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris 1991 62 Frank O. Gehry Dansk Arkitekturcenter, Copenhagen 1991 62 Frank O. Gehry Fundacio Joan Miro, Barcelona 1992 63 Frank Gehry: New Bentwood Furniture Designs Montreal Museum of Decorative Arts Traveled to American Craft Museum, New York Saint Louis Art Museum 1994 65 Frank O. Gehry Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein, Germany 1994 65 Frank O. Gehry Charlottesville, University of Virginia, in conjunction with Thomas Jefferson Medal of Architecture 1994 65 Frank O. Gehry: Innovation in Furniture Design, Wetsman Gallery of Twentieth-Century Decorative 1969 to Present Art, Birmingham, Michigan A model of creativity in digital development in architecture 66 附錄 A 1994 65 Frank O. Gehry. Europaische Projekte Aedes Gallerie und Architekturforum, Berlin 1996 67 Frank O. Gehry. Design i Architektura Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein, Germany (organized in cooperation with the Center of Contemporary Art, Warsaw) traved to Panstwowa Galeria Sztuki, Sopot, Poland 1998 69 Frank O. Gehry. The Architect’s Studio Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebak, Denmark Traveled to Sanes Museum, London Dundee Contemporary Arts Center, Scotland Architectuuinstituut, Rotterdam Les Fonds Regionaux d’Art Contemporain, Bordeaux Henry Art Gallery, Seattle 1999 70 Frank O. Gehry: A Study Gagosian Gallery, Los Angeles A model of creativity in digital development in architecture 67 附錄 A 附錄 A-5 Frank Gehry 展場設計 Year Gehry’s age Exhibition Location 1965 36 Art Treasures of Japan Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles 1966 37 Assyrian Reliefs Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles 1968 39 Norton Simon Sculpture Courtyard installation Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles 1968 39 Billy Al Bengston Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles 1978 49 Treasures of Tutankhamen Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles 1980 51 The Avant-Garde in Russia 1910-1930: New Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles Perspectives 1980 51 La presenza del passato: strada Novissima Coederie dell’Arsenale First Architecture Biennale, Venice 1981 52 Seventeen Artists in Sixties Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles 1983 54 German Expressionist Sculpture Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles 1983 54 Available Light Museum of Contemporary Art 1986 57 Lawrence Halpirn: Changing Places San Francisco Museum of Modern Art 1986 57 The Architecture of Frank Gehry Walker Art Center, Minneapolis 1992 63 Degenerate Art: The Fate of the Avant-Garde in Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles Nazi Germany 1997 68 Exiles + Emigres Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles 1998 69 The Art of the Motorcycle Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York redesigned for travel to Guggenheim Museum Bilbao; Guggenheim Las Vagas A model of creativity in digital development in architecture 68 .
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