Foundation for Landscape Studies

Events

> May 14, 2011-February
   15, 2012
   Writing the Garden:
   Books from the
   Collections of
   The New York Society
   Library and Elizabeth
   Barlow Rogers
> May 21-August 29, 2010
   Romantic Gardens:
   Nature, Art, and
   Landscape Design
> May 26, 2010
   Great Romantic
   Landscapes: Central
   Park and Frederic
   Church's Olana
> June 2, 2010
   How Romantic is Now?
   Spotlight on Contempo-
   rary Landscape Design
> January 15, 2008
   How Green is My City?
   New York Today and
   in 2030
> January-April 2007
   Nature and Place:
   A Series of
   Conversations
   with Elizabeth Barlow
   Rogers
> January-April 2006
   The American
   Landscape:
   Ideals, Influences,
   Innovations

Proposed Brooklyn Bridge Park, Michael Van Valkenburgh
Associates, Inc., Landscape Architects

The Foundation for Landscape Studies sponsors exhibitions in association with libraries, museums, botanical gardens, and other institutions. It also acts as a resource for events such as lectures and symposiums that are offered independently or in conjunction with exhibitions. Its publishing program and online rare-books library further complement this part of its mission.

Le petit hameau, Chantilly, Oise, France. Engraving from Promenades, ou, Itinéraire des jardins de Chantilly, published by Mérigot.