Jubilee: Architect Lazar Tarler
Jewish Folk Craft Guild (JFCG) cordially invite you to celebrate the jubilee of well known architect, and JFCG member, Lazar Tarler.
Lazar Tarler will present his new project of the reconstruction of Ellis Island with American Indian Museum and his activities over his carrier in Russia and in the USA .
April 14, 2012 at 2pm
The exhibition itself will run from April 14th to the 21st
Brooklyn Public Library
Kings Bay
3650 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn , NY 11229
Admission is Free
Lazar Tarler graduated from Leningrad Architect Institute and was awarded MA (master in architecture). As an Architect worked and created in Leningrad (now S.Petersburg), Khabarovsk, Yakutsk, Kirov and other cities of the Former Soviet Union. He came to US in 1992, worked in New York planning companies. At present time he is working as a teacher in Art school and as the Art Designer for “The Russian Street” magazine, NY.
Celebrating the 10th Russian American History Month in New York State
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