Susan Tunick is a national spokesperson for the preservation of architectural terra cotta and an established artist living and working in New York. She is the president of the Friends of Terra Cotta and has written extensively on terra cotta and tile, contributing to a renewed interest in the use and preservation of architectural ceramics. She is the author of Terra-Cotta Skyline (Princeton Architectural Press, 1997), which won that year’s New York Society Library Award: Best Book on NYC.
Participating Programs
Almost Anonymous & Ubiquitous: the Speculative Architecture of George & Edward Blum
Francis Hatch Kimball and the Early New York Skyscraper
