Join Florian Idenburg and Jing Liu of SO-IL, renowned architects in conversation with Christopher Hawthorne, Senior Critic at Yale School of Architecture, for an enlightening discussion on the profound impact of architecture on our experience of art. This stimulating event, titled "Architects in Conversation | To Build for Art: SO-IL", will take place at The Yale Club of New York City on October 26, 2023. The Yale Center for British Art's Paul Mellon Director, Courtney J. Martin, will deliver opening remarks and provide updates on the museum's ongoing building conservation project. Following the conversation, a reception will be held in the Library, allowing attendees to engage further with the architects and fellow enthusiasts. The dress code for this event is traditional business attire or business casual. For gentlemen, this includes collared shirts, dress slacks, khakis, or corduroy trousers, while ladies may opt for blouses, turtlenecks, skirts, or dresses. Denim pants are permitted as long as they are neat and in good repair. Shorts, excluding denim or athletic styles, are allowed within the Clubhouse from Memorial Day to Labor Day. The use of non-athletic shoe wear with sneaker-like soles is permitted throughout the Clubhouse. Please refrain from wearing tee shirts, tank tops, flip flops, athletic wear, torn clothing, or provocative attire. This event is an excellent opportunity for those interested in the profound relationship between architecture and art to gain valuable insights from esteemed professionals in the field. Admission is free, so mark your calendars and prepare for an intellectually enriching evening.

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