"Sitting Still With Laurie Olin," A Documentary Film by Gina Angelone, Thursday, August 14 at 4:00 PM at The Neighborhood House, Northeast Harbor

Thursday, August 14 at 4:00pm
Garland Farm
$10 members / $20 non-members / free for students

*If you register to attend on Zoom, a link will be sent you separately. 

You may not know his name, but chances are you know his work. Laurie Olin is responsible for many of the most iconic and beloved parks, gardens, and public spaces in the country, including the Getty Center Gardens, Battery Park City, Columbus Circle, the National Gallery of Art’s sculpture garden, the Washington Monument grounds, Bryant Park, Mission Bay, and Independence Mall, to name only a few.  SITTING STILL offers an intimate look into the mind of Laurie Olin, a brilliant and irreverent landscape architect  dedicated to designing public spaces fostering democracy and equality. At a time when profit often outweighs people, Olin’s work stands as a testament to the power of landscape in addressing environmental crises and social divides.