This is a study on the
exhibition
project "Violated Perfection: the Meaning of the Architectural Fragment" in the Gallery 400, College of Architecture, Art
and
Urban Planning, The University of Illinois at Chicago
and
its background. The purpose of this research is that will make investigation into the truth about the reason that they used a word "Fragment" in the epoch, the relationship between the word
and
a word "Violated Perfection",
and
what happened in The University of Illinois at Chicago,
and
that place the credit of two architects, Paul Florian
and
Stephen Wierzbowski, in Chicago for the
exhibition
project on architectural history. No
exhibition
"Violated Perfection: the Meaning of the Architectural Fragment" in The University of Illinois at Chicago was ever held, as they could not get the financial support to make it happen. Consequently, "VIOLATED PERFECTION Architecture
and
the Fragmentation of the Modern" was published as a book, authored by Aaron Betsky, from a concept developed by them. At a later time, MoMA held the
exhibition
"DECONSTRUCTIVIST ARCHITECTURE" based on the
exhibition
project "Violated Perfection", by Philip Johnson
and
Mark Wigley. However, Florian
and
Wierzbowski are not well known in the world. The credit of this two architects should be appreciated all over the world.
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