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31/03/2026

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Compelling Modernism Week Events Still Have Availability Including Many Free and Low-Cost Events PALM SPRINGS, CA (Febru...
06/02/2026

Compelling Modernism Week Events Still Have Availability
Including Many Free and Low-Cost Events

PALM SPRINGS, CA (February 5, 2026) – Modernism Week starts February 12 and will run through February 22, 2026. The annual festival that celebrates modernist architecture, design, and culture in the Palm Springs area of Southern California this year will offer more than 450 engaging programs during the 11-day festival. While some of the programs are sold out, tickets are available for a range of exciting and compelling activities, including many free and low-cost programs. For more information or to purchase tickets, go to modernismweek.com. Highlighted programs that still have availability include:

Signature Activities
Start the festival by stepping back in time for a night of vintage glamour at the Modernism Week Opening Night Party: Modernist Motown (2/12, $350). Opening Night will be a celebration of music and style at Modernist Motown. Live Motown classics, bold Palm Springs style, cocktails and delectable food stations will make for an unforgettable night.
For those looking to find rare vintage furniture or accessories, don’t miss the festive Preview Party for the Palm Springs Modernism Show (2/13, $150) at the Palm Springs Convention Center. The party is the prime opportunity for participants to shop directly from dealers before the show opens to the public on Saturday.
Keynote Presentation: Elizabeth Diller, Diller Scofidio + Renfro (2/14, $45, $65, $125) Modernism Week is honored to welcome architect Elizabeth Diller, a founding partner of Diller Scofidio + Renfro (DS+R), as the keynote presenter for 2026.
Special Event: 2026 World Monuments Fund/Knoll Modernism Prize Ceremony (2/18, $20) World Monuments Fund and Modernism Week have partnered to present the 2026 World Monuments Fund/Knoll Modernism Prize ceremony announcing the 2026 prize recipient. This is the first time this event has been held outside of New York City. The World Monuments Fund/Knoll Modernism Prize has been made possible, in part, by support from Knoll.
Palm Springs Modernism Show (2/13 - 2/16, $35 in advance, $40 at door) This annual show is the most well-attended activity of Modernism Week.
Curated Vintage Event (2/14 and 2/15, $15 and $30) Retailers and private dealers showcase their finest vintage apparel, luxury items, textiles, jewelry, and accessories.
Modernism Week's kick-off FREE event, the walk-of-stars rededication for First Lady of Modernism Week Nelda Linsk's star (2/12, FREE) The star of beloved long-time Palm Springs resident Nelda Linsk will be updated with the title “First Lady of Modernism Week.”


Tours
Modernism Week Featured Home Tour: The Marquee at Twin Palms (2/13 – 2/16, 2/20 – 2/22, $40) The 1957 Marquee at Twin Palms is a luminous showcase of midcentury modern design Reimagined by H3K Home + Design, Modernism Week sponsors Brizo, California Closets, Dunn-Edwards Paints, Ferguson Home, Flor, James Martin Vanities, Kichler, and Monogram contributed to this home's stunning renovation.
Tour With the Author: Unseen Midcentury Desert Modern with Daniel Chavkin (2/17, $150) This exclusive event offers rare access to private residences in Palm Springs and Rancho Mirage by legendary architects including Donald Wexler, Stan Sackley, Richard Harrison, William Cody, Dean Davidson, E. Stewart Williams, and more.
· Sip, Stroll & Brunch at Casa Cody (2/17, $90) Join fellow Modernists for a guided tour and stylish brunch set against the backdrop of the San Jacinto Mountains at Casa Cody, a historic Palm Springs property and the city’s oldest operating hotel.
The Lautner Compound Tour (2/13 – 2/15. 2/20 and 2/121, $60) Once a year, the doors swing open to "The Lautner," famed architect John Lautner's 1947 residential fourplex—a midcentury masterpiece.

Live Talks & Presentations
Modernism and the Future of Housing: A Symposium (2/21, $75, $95, $175, $195) The Palm Springs Art Museum, in partnership with Palm Springs Architectural Alliance, will present a symposium on early modernist design principles and what these forecast about the future of housing.
Hollywood Meets the Palm Springs Plaza Theatre: A Multimedia Journey (2/20, $125) Experience an enchanting multimedia experience celebrating the historic Plaza Theater, Palm Springs history, and the silver screen. It will be introduced by Lucie Arnaz.
This Is Your Life, Nelda Linsk (2/19, $25) This is a candid and one-time-only captivating review of the amazing life and career of Nelda Linsk.
The Charles & Ray Eames Foundation: Preserving Legacy, Inspiring the Future (2/18, $20) In this talk Eames Demetrios (grandson of Charles and Ray Eames and Chairman of the Board of the Charles & Ray Eames Foundation) and Adrienne Luce Foundation Executive Director will celebrate the enduring power and influence of Ray and Charles Eames to link people, ideas, and generations.
Total Design - Miller House and Garden, Columbus, Indiana (2/15, $20) The 1957 Miller House and Garden is one of the most iconic examples of Total Modern Design. Architecture by Eero Saarinen, interiors by Alexander Girard and gardens by Dan Kiley.

New Films
Short Documentary Double Feature: "Curating Modernism" and "American Look" (2/22, $10) Curating Modernism explores the challenges of preserving 20th century Modern architecture in the U.S. while American Look is a remastered version of a 1958 promotional film for the 1959 Chevrolet Impala.
The Weird and Wonderful World of Industrial Musicals (2/13 and 2/14, $25) Bizarrely funny vintage film clips presented by Letterman Show and The Simpsons writer Steve Young offer an astonishing look at the secret corporate musical theater we were never meant to see.

Unique Opportunities
· Vintage Trailer Show (2/21 and 2/22, $30) This thoughtfully curated collection of vintage trailers, campers, buses and motor homes is one of the most celebrated and exciting events of Modernism Week’s second weekend.
· Celebrities on the Green: A Celebration at the Historic O’Donnell Golf Club (2/16, $250 standard admission, $350 all inclusive tour experience) Celebrate the glamour of Palm Springs’ golden era at this unforgettable evening where lively music by the Dreamboats, classic style, exceptional food, handcrafted cocktails, and the timeless allure of vintage Palm Springs all come together at the historic O’Donnell Golf Club.
· Pasta Making Cooking Class and Lunch at Trio Palm Springs (2/16, $125) Guests of this unique event will enjoy a special opportunity to learn the art of pasta making in a hands-on session led by Trio Palm Springs’ Executive Chef, Gladis Lizarraga. Limited to 25 participants.

Highlighted Free Events:
Modernism Week Vintage Car Show (2/16, FREE)
Modernism Yard Sale (2/22, FREE)
St. Theresa School Modernism Projects (2/17 and 2/19, FREE)
Free Trina Turk Events
Vera Neumann Vintage Scarves and Book signing event at Trina Turk (2/20, FREE)
Mix and Mingle with Trina Turk and Joe Cariati (2/12, FREE)
Free Talks
New Modernism Narratives: Conserving Modernist Architecture in Africa (2/19, FREE) Exiled in L.A.: The Untold Story of Leopold Fischer, Émigré Architect in Southern California (2/16, FREE) Underwriting for Stories Untold and complimentary admission generously provided by Room & Board roomandboard.com.
Festive CAMP events
Newcomers Reception at CAMP (2/12, FREE)
Friday Afternoon Fun: Kaftan Royale (2/13, FREE) and Tiki Time (2/20, FREE)
S**g Related Events
"The Highbrow Luau" Cocktail Reception at The S**g Store (2/14, FREE)
S**g Signing and Meet & Greet at The S**g Store (2/15, FREE)
"Desert Drive" Cocktail Reception at The S**g Store (2/21, FREE)
Art Related
Artists Council Exhibition: Timeless Traditions, Modern Context (2/15, FREE)
Modernism Art District Tour (2/21, FREE)
Breeze Blocks are Back! (2/15, FREE)

Modernism Week top sponsors include Ferguson Home, Brizo, Dunn-Edwards Paints, Monogram, Cotino, DWR, Flor, and Natural Retreats. The City of Palm Springs is the Civic Presenting Sponsor. To receive Modernism Week updates, visit modernismweek.com and follow them on Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and X.


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About Modernism Week
Modernism Week is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization providing scholarships to local Palm Springs students pursuing college educations in the fields of architecture and design as well as giving grants to local and state organizations for their efforts to preserve modernist architecture throughout the state of California.

Modernism Week Offers Exciting Events and Activitiesat CAMP in Downtown Palm Springs Guests Will Enjoy Talks, Films, Spe...
03/02/2026

Modernism Week Offers Exciting Events and Activities
at CAMP in Downtown Palm Springs

Guests Will Enjoy Talks, Films, Special Free Events, Libations, and More

PALM SPRINGS, CA – February 3, 2026: Modernism Week’s CAMP (“Community And Meeting Place”) will provide a central hub for Modernism Week from February 12 - 22, 2026. CAMP returns to the dramatic and beautifully designed Hyatt Palm Springs on Palm Canyon Drive at 285 North Palm Canyon Drive with free underground parking. Entrance into CAMP is free and open to the public every day during Modernism Week starting February 12 from 9 AM to 5 PM. CAMP is also the ‘depot’ for arrivals and departures of all of Modernism Week’s Double Decker Architectural Bus Tours.

Located in the heart of downtown Palm Springs, CAMP will include talks and films, free events, an information desk, all day food and beverage offerings from Hyatt Hotel, complimentary daily coffee provided by Koffi, and a popup store and events by Destination PSP, including multiple book signings. Two, free ‘Friday Afternoon Fun’ events will take place each week featuring a themed costume contest and complimentary hors d’oeuvres. In addition, there will be displays from Modernism Week sponsors, including Dunn-Edwards Paints, Flor, and Tidelli.

“CAMP is the central meeting place for all things Modernism Week,” said David Dixon, Creative Director and CAMP Manager. “Our guests may discover activities to attend, find unique items at our Destination PSP pop up store, and relax and visit with fellow modernists. I am most excited about the new, dramatic 60-foot-long LED video wall that will showcase curated video and photos featuring the Coachella Valley’s collection of incredible modernist architecture. If Palm Springs is the epicenter of modernism, CAMP is the epicenter of Modernism Week.”

Here are some of the many the activities available this year at CAMP:

Special Events
The new Newcomers Reception on Thursday, February 12 at 2 PM is a casual drop-in gathering where participants may meet fellow attendees, chat with experienced Modernism Week insiders, and discover hidden gems they might otherwise miss. The event is free to attend and will feature complimentary hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar while mingling with new friends in the heart of CAMP.

New inside CAMP this year will be a dynamic, large video display wall showcasing a series of stunning curated videos and photos depicting iconic, local midcentury modern architecture and scenes of Modernism Week. Adjoining CAMP will be the video lounge where guests may drop-in throughout the day and view free Modernism Week-curated video programs.

Friday Afternoon Fun Themed Costume Contests
Modernism Week guests are encouraged to participate in two free ‘Friday Afternoon Fun’ events at CAMP, featuring themed costume contests hosted by the fabulous Bella da Ball. On Friday February 13, the fun kicks off with Kaftan Royale. It’s a day in the life of pure Palm Springs chic with flowing kaftans, bold prints or sequins, oversized sunglasses, statement jewelry, and a touch of drama. The following Friday, February 20, the fun continues with Tiki Time as it captures the fun of classic tiki lounges and backyard luaus with floral prints, leis, grass skirts, straw hats, or a coconut cup in hand. Each event runs from 2:30 to 3:30 PM and prizes will be awarded for the most creative and stylish looks at both events. Complimentary hors d’oeuvres will be served, and a full bar will be available for cocktails, wine, and more (available for purchase).

On-Site Modernism Week Shop
The Modernism Week Shop, a special pop-up store by Destination PSP, will offer a wide range of newly created merchandise that captures the retro vibe of Modernism Week. New products to be showcased include the official 2026 Modernism Week poster designed by celebrated artist S**G, commemorative 2026 Modernism Week t-shirts, and a line of vintage barware and entertainment accessories.

Destination PSP Events
Multiple book signings: Destination PSP and Modernism Week will host a Palm Springs Authors and Artists Reception and Book Signing at CAMP on Monday, February 16 from 3 to 5 PM. The event is free to the public. This is a great chance to meet local authors and artists and highlight the incredible talent at Modernism Week. This is a unique fun event is designed to bring together all the creators to mingle and for the public to meet. Authors scheduled to appear to include Laura Ackerman, Josh Agle, Nancy Baron, Bridget Bartel, Andrew Blauvelt, Jim Cook, Adele Cygelman, Tom Dolle, Steven Drucker, Don Flood, Tony George, Jake Gorst, Catherine Graham, Justin Gunther, Sheldon Harte, Alan Hess, Sven Kirsten, Janice Lyle, Chris Menrad, Peter Moruzzi, Christopher Rawlins, Melissa Riche, John Stark, Jeff Stork and David Wills.

Honoring Brian Ellis: On Tuesday, February 16 from 3 – 4:30 PM the Shop will feature a free reception and book signing honoring Brian Ellis, who is celebrating his 50th year as maitre d’ of Melvyn’s at the Ingleside Inn. Ellis collaborated with coauthor Robyn Tornabeni to produce his memoir, entitled Ellis: Palm Springs Maître D’: A Memoir ~ Secrets and Stories from Behind the Podium. Filled with humor, heart and never-before-told tales, the book invites readers to pull up a chair at one of the most storied tables in town. Readers will be taken inside a world of celebrities, cocktails and confidential conversations as Ellis recalls moments with Frank Sinatra, Debbie Reynolds, Liza Minnelli and countless others painting a vivid portrait of Palm Springs’ golden age of hospitality and charm. The book includes more than 250 photos from Ellis’ personal archival memorabilia bringing the nostalgia and sparkle of five decades in the Palm Springs hospitality industry to life.

Honoring Nelda Linsk: On Saturday, February 21 at 12 PM, Modernism Week will present a meet and greet at CAMP with Nelda Linsk, iconic Palm Springs resident and First Lady of Modernism Week. Linsk will be available to sign items and pose with guests at a ‘Poolside Gossip’ inspired photo-scene. Additionally, Destination PSP will have a special ‘Poolside Gossip’ pop-up shop throughout Modernism Week, that will include Palm Springs Life cover prints, notebooks and notecards. Additional items include photographs from the iconic photo shoot on specialty merchandise, and a new set of never-before-seen outtakes from the Slim Aarons photo shoot. The set will consist of ten 11” by 14” high quality photographed prints in a limited-edition collector’s box. The photographs will also be on display at CAMP.

Eames / Vitra Pop-Up Shop: Through a special collaboration with Vitra and Eames Office (the official legacy brand devoted to the honoring the work of Charles and Ray Eames), Destination PSP will feature a special pop-up shop at CAMP. Items featured will include rare Vitra Eames elephants and miniatures, and exclusive Eames items offered for the first time outside of the Eames Office and Charles and Ray Eames Foundation. Rare vintage Eames collectibles will also be offered including The Computer House of Cards that date back to the IBM Pavilion at the 1970 World’s Fair and The Eames Molded Leg Splints, made in 1943 of molded plywood. The Eames Office found several surviving splints years ago and decided to make this beloved piece of history available in limited numbers. These items are truly beautiful and an important milestone on the Eames journey.

Vintage Vera Collection
Through a special collaboration with the Vera Neumann Artwork Trust, Destination PSP will be offering limited edition vintage Vera scarves only at CAMP. The Vera Neumann Artwork Trust, created in October 2023 by Susan Seid, the former president and founder of The Vera Company and author of Vera: The Art and Life of an Icon, aims to honor Vera Neumann's legacy by making her artwork accessible to all.

Play at CAMP
With modernist play as a recurring theme through Modernism Week, Destination PSP will set up play areas in CAMP. These will feature a variety of modernists games and toys, including:
Destination PSP’s midcentury architecture interlocking brick sets, LEGO® Brick-Compatible.
The Introduction of Destination PSP’s new Mod Jong – Mah Jong set and Mod Flower Game Mat.
Midcentury houses and Pop Art Jigsaw Puzzles.
Eames Little Toy and House of Cards.
Modernism Week and retro Palm Springs playing card sets.

New merchandise to be offered includes apparel and mugs featuring the 2026 S**g artwork, a new line of cotton mod shirts featuring atomic and tiki themes, an expanded Palm Springs Airlines travel collection, a new collection of modernist-themed dishtowels, custom designed Palm Springs midcentury modern LEGO®-style brick sets, and one of the most exciting collection of modernism books available.

Sponsor Experiences at CAMP
Furniture sponsor Tidelli Outdoor Living will offer The Tidelli Lounge, a space where guests can gather, socialize and share their Modernism Week experiences. Colorful area rugs in CAMP will be provided by FLOR and will feature the pattern called Gatsby. Dunn-Edwards Paints will offer a colorful and compelling display. They will also showcase the Dunn-Edwards 2026 Color of the Year, Midnight Garden DE5657.

Student Art Exhibition
An art exhibition organized by Coachellart will be on display at CAMP near the Hyatt atrium’s south entrance. It will feature work created by local high school students in various mediums with the theme “William Krisel Reimagined.” All artworks will be offered for sale by the students.

Modernism Week Theater at CAMP Programming
A 150-seat theater adjacent to the main CAMP space will be the location for more than 30 insightful and compelling presentations throughout the festival. Featured presentations include:

· The Weird and Wonderful World of Industrial Musicals (21/3 and 2/14, $25) An astonishing look at the secret corporate musical theater we were never meant to see—via bizarrely funny vintage film clips presented by Letterman Show and The Simpsons writer Steve Young!
· Desert Utopia: Oases of the Future in the Landscape of the Past (2/15, $18) Architectural historian Luke Leuschner presents a utopian history of the Coachella Valley's architecture and urbanism, from early 20th-century Bohemian colonies to Modernist country clubs.
· Montevideo Modernism (2/16, $18) This talk will share details about the April 2026 multi-day event of symposia and tours of Modernist architecture in and around the capital of Uruguay, Montevideo. It will be followed by a separate ticketed screening of Unforgettable Montevideo: When Cities Forget–The Global Battle for Architectural Heritage (2/16, $18), a cinematic reflection on memory, identity, and the universal challenge of protecting architectural heritage.
· Landscapes for Leisure: Modernist Design in the Coachella Valley's Desert Playground (2/17, $18) Architectural historian Steven Keylon explores the rich history of the designed landscape of the Coachella Valley during the 20th century.
· Aqua Modern: Indoor & Outdoor Pools of the Catskills (2/19, $18) Join photographer Isaac Jeffreys as he illuminates historic Catskills resort pools at night, bridging past and present in a visual journey of midcentury Modern glamour and American leisure.




Information Desk
The welcoming volunteers at the Information Desk will assist customers with event or ticket questions, directions, and purchase information. The free Official Modernism Week Program Guide and printed schedule brochures may be picked up at this desk inside the Hyatt Palm Springs.

Modernism Week top sponsors include Ferguson Home, Brizo, Dunn-Edwards Paints, Monogram, Cotino, DWR, Flor, and Natural Retreats. The City of Palm Springs is the Civic Presenting Sponsor. To receive Modernism Week updates, visit modernismweek.com and follow them on Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and X.
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About Modernism Week
Modernism Week is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization providing scholarships to local Palm Springs students pursuing college educations in the fields of architecture and design as well as giving grants to local and state organizations for their efforts to preserve modernist architecture throughout the state of California.

02/02/2026
Modernism Week to Host 2026 World Monuments Fund / Knoll Modernism Prize Ceremony This is the first time this prestigiou...
29/01/2026

Modernism Week to Host 2026
World Monuments Fund / Knoll Modernism Prize Ceremony

This is the first time this prestigious event will take place outside New York City

PALM SPRINGS, CA (January 29, 2026) – Modernism Week is honored to host the prestigious 2026 World Monuments Fund / Knoll Modernism Prize Ceremony on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 at the Annenberg Theater in the Palm Springs Art Museum. World Monuments Fund (WMF) is the leading independent organization dedicated to safeguarding the world’s most significant cultural heritage sites through conservation, advocacy, and community-based preservation efforts worldwide. The ceremony will be a significant highlight of Modernism Week’s February festival, taking place February 12 - 22, 2026. The biennial World Monuments Fund / Knoll Modernism Prize honors the individuals and organizations that preserve modern-built heritage through pioneering architectural and design solutions. This is the first time that this prestigious award ceremony will be held outside of New York City, and the first time Modernism Week has been selected to host an internationally acclaimed award ceremony. The ceremony will include a panel discussion with the award recipient and acclaimed architectural experts. Tickets for the award ceremony and all other Modernism Week events are on sale at modernismweek.com. The World Monuments Fund / Knoll Modernism Prize is made possible, in part, by support from Knoll. Knoll brings order and beauty to workplace, hospitality, and residential environments. Founded in New York City in 1938, the furniture and interiors brand is known for design collaborations with the architects, artists, and designers who shape our cultural zeitgeist. With a relational approach that considers color, material, finish, and form, Knoll allows architects and designers to deliver a complete experience of space. Knoll is a globally recognized leader in modern design and the founding sponsor of the World Monuments Fund/Knoll Modernism Prize.

This year’s World Monuments Fund / Knoll Modernism Prize has been awarded to Architectus for its conservation of the United Nations’ Historic Africa Hall in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, a landmark of African modernism and a site of profound cultural and diplomatic significance. Designed by Italian architect Arturo Mezzedimi and completed in 1961, Africa Hall has long served as a center for PanAfrican dialogue, including the founding of the Organization of African Unity. Architectus’s
decade-long restoration reinstated the building’s architectural clarity, artistic elements, and civic role, balancing rigorous research into the original design with the needs of a contemporary international institution. In addition, the jury introduced a new Stewardship Award for Modernist Homes, recognizing exemplary long-term care of modern residential architecture. The inaugural Stewardship Award recognizes Anne and Robert Essner for their restoration of the Umbrella House in Sarasota, Florida.

“We are deeply honored that World Monuments Fund and Knoll chose to hold this internationally revered prize ceremony during Modernism Week,” said William Kopelk, Modernism Week Board Chairman. “Honoring and preserving endangered architecture is one of Modernism Week’s core missions, so we are thrilled to offer the opportunity to hold this important ceremony during our festival.”

“Modern architecture captures some of the most ambitious ideas of the twentieth century, but its innovations also render these buildings vulnerable to the passage of time,” said Bénédicte de Montlaur, President and CEO of World Monuments Fund. “Our Modernism Program and the World Monuments Fund / Knoll Modernism Prize were created to bring attention to these challenges and highlight exemplary preservation efforts around the world. The renewal of Africa Hall by Architectus embodies this mission, honoring the original architect’s vision while ensuring the building can continue to serve as a vital place for cultural exchange and African unity.”

The prestigious World Monuments Fund / Knoll Modernism Prize recognizes contemporary architects and preservationists whose work demonstrates innovative, replicable approaches to conserving modernist architecture around the world. Established in 2008 through a partnership between World Monuments Fund and Knoll, this biennial prize champions the idea that modern buildings are vital touchstones of our shared twentieth-century legacy by recognizing outstanding conservation projects at Modernist buildings undertaken within the previous decade. Prize-winning projects honor the vision of the original structure while improving the site’s environmental and economic sustainability as well as community benefit.

This year, World Monuments Fund received a record 73 submissions for the award, spanning residential and private homes to religious and cultural centers. The geographic spread of nominations was also the largest it has ever been, with submissions from 30 countries.

Once considered the vanguard of architecture, many modernist buildings of the twentieth century now face deterioration, neglect, and public apathy. Too often, these structures are “too young” to qualify for landmark protection, and their experimental materials and designs require bold and inventive approaches to preservation.

The award ceremony is just one of the more than 450 activities that will take place during Modernism Week’s 11-day festival. During Modernism Week, World Monuments Fund also invited its followers to participate in a program called Escapade: Palm Springs. Held February 17-19, Escapade: Palm Springs participants will connect with local modernism enthusiasts as they explore one of the iconic centers of modernism in the United States.

On February 19, architect and World Monuments Fund Senior Program Manager of Special Programs, Javier Ors Ausín, will present a free talk titled “New Modernism Narratives: Conserving Modernist Architecture in Africa.” He will explore World Monuments Fund’s contemporary approach to engaging with modernist architecture, focusing particularly on its ongoing initiatives to conserve and document modernism in AfricaDrawing on several case studies, Ausín will illustrate how WMF’s efforts in the region have contributed to broadening the global perspective of modernism and recognizing it as a multifaceted transnational movement of the 20th century that evolved in response to diverse political climates, environmental conditions, and architectural traditions. Underwriting for complimentary admission is generously provided by World Monuments Fund.

Modernism Week top sponsors include Ferguson Home, Brizo, Dunn-Edwards Paints, Monogram, Cotino, DWR, Flor, and Natural Retreats. The City of Palm Springs is the Civic Presenting Sponsor. To receive Modernism Week updates, visit modernismweek.com and follow them on Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and X.
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About Modernism Week
Modernism Week is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization providing scholarships to local Palm Springs students pursuing college educations in the fields of architecture and design as well as giving grants to local and state organizations for their efforts to preserve modernist architecture throughout the state of California.

About World Monuments Fund
World Monuments Fund (WMF) is the leading independent organization devoted to safeguarding the world’s most treasured places to enrich people’s lives and build mutual understanding across cultures and communities. The organization is headquartered in New York City with offices and affiliates in Cambodia, China, France, India, Peru, Portugal, Spain, and the United Kingdom. Since 1965, our global team of experts has preserved the world's diverse cultural heritage using the highest international standards at more than 700 sites in 112 countries. Partnering with local communities, funders, and governments, WMF draws on heritage to address some of today’s most pressing challenges: climate adaptation, inclusive heritage, balanced tourism, and post-crisis recovery. With a commitment to the people who bring places to life, WMF embraces the potential of the past to create a more resilient and inclusive society.

About Knoll
Knoll brings order and beauty to workplace, hospitality, and residential environments. Founded in New York City in 1938, the furniture and interiors brand is known for design collaborations with the architects, artists, and designers who shape our cultural zeitgeist. The Knoll portfolio features works from modernist greats including Eero Saarinen, Marcel Breuer, and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, alongside new furniture designed by contemporary provocateurs like Willo Perron, Jonathan Muecke, and architecture firm Johnston Marklee. With a relational approach that considers color, material, finish, and form, Knoll allows architects and designers to deliver a complete experience of space.

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