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Home » Authors » Holly Harrison

Holly Harrison

Holly Harrison is a visual artist living and working in Concord, MA. She is represented by Abigail Ogilvy Gallery in Boston and Edgewater Gallery in VT. Her work can be seen at www.holly-harrison.com or follow her on instagram at @hollyharrisonart. 

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Preserving the Lessons of Mid-Century Modern Architecture

September 15, 2020
Eve Isenberg and Holly Harrison
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America in the mid-20th century was full of promise. WWII had ended and the economy was booming. A new sense of optimism about the world and progressive thinking influenced all realms of life including business, art, and politics. Today we can still see evidence of this “Modern” movement in the architecture that remains.  “Mid-Century Modern” homes are famous for their clean straight lines, large expanses of glass, and low sloped roofs but they do not always age well over time.  


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