Memphis Heritage, Inc. was founded in 1975 as a non-profit educational and charitable organization. From our efforts to save the Hill mansion on Union Avenue to our efforts today encompassing the entire city, Memphis Heritage keeps working to preserve our area's rich history. As Memphis Heritage celebrates its 37 year anniversary, it continues to be the voice for the preservation of the Memphis area's architectural heritage.
Learn more about us and our upcoming events.
Architecture and Our Youth: 2013 Design Competition
In honor of
National Preservation Month
May 2013
Sponsored by the Art Center
Opening Reception :
Tuesday,
May 7, 2013 at 6:00 pm
Memphis Heritage at Howard Hall
2282 Madison at Edgewood
Deadline for entries:
April 12, 2013 at 4PM
Exhibit
:
May 2013, Memphis Heritage at Howard Hall
Memphis Heritage, Inc. and AIA Memphis are proud to announce the 11th Architecture and Our Youth Design Competition for 4th - 12th grade level youth in Shelby County. Participants are asked to explore historic buildings and spaces around them through an art medium of their choice. In addition, an essay is submitted describing how the individual responds to the art emotionally and/or physically. Winners in each division receive prizes during the opening reception and will have their artwork on exhibit along with their written responses during May 2013. The goal of this exhibit is to communicate through images and words how our youth respond to the built environment.
Criteria
Awards
Memphis Heritage, Inc.and AIA Memphis will award 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes to the division winners: Elementary, Middle School and High School ( Divisions may change based on number of entries.)
Display of Winners
Winners in each division will be on display at Memphis Heritage, Inc. at Howard Hall, 2282 Madison during May.
All participants will receive invitations to the opening reception to be held on Tuesday, May 7, 2013.
Return of Work
You may schedule a pick-up of the work by calling (901) 272-2727 anytime between June 3rd to June 11th.
Questions
Please contact June West, Memphis Heritage, Inc. at (901) 272-2727, jwest@memphisheritage.org. for registration form.
CLICK HERE TO OPEN AND PRINT ENTRY FORM
Memphis Heritage is proud to announce that a long time dream we have had to put the Don Newman photographic collection online
is now a reality.
The Don Newman online website is:
newmansmemphis.org
to view and order from this website
Don Newman's stunning photographs of Memphis during the 40's, 50's, and 60's can now be purchased from this website. We currently have over 150 images available on the site, with more being added weekly. One exciting component of the archive site is that searches are now available for all images. For example, if you are searching for a photo of Main Street just type in "Main Street" and those images that include Main Street will be identified. Or if you are looking for a specific store, type in the store's name and if it is listed in the search options all the pictures with this store in them will be identified.
We have gone GLOBAL...
Memphis Heritage is excited to make Newman's work available to a world wide audience!
Please visit the new site today.
For more information or questions
contact Matt Ducklo at 901-272-2727
or email at info@memphisheritage.org