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A conversation with Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid about her career, being the first female recipient of the Pritzker prize and her projects, including her first in the U.S., the Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art in Cincinnati.
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archstudent 07/14/2008 11:16 AM Report
I didn't feel like Mr. Rose was dismissive at all. Instead, I got a sense of eagerness and appreciation. The way he spoke to ZH feels reminiscent of the way I speak with my favorite studio instructors; moving the conversation along as soon as I've gathered the pertinent information. Considering ZH has done at least 4 interviews with CR over the years, I doubt she considered his demeanor offensive and he must have been impressed by her to have interviewed her so many times.
Hmmm 06/08/2008 11:42 PM Report
I adore Charlie as well Carol but sometimes he seems a bit dismissive. I don't know what it is about him at times, he's such a darling but he's more dismissive of certain guests. In any case, I really like Zaha, she's very generous with her knowledge, as is Renzo Piano. I don't find Gehry particularly giving. I also like the fact that Zaha is a woman who looks slightly overworked.
Carol J 06/06/2008 12:43 PM Report
Sorry HMM, butt I watched 13 minutes and I did not see or hear Charlie Rose being rude. It could be that first the mind goes and then the hearing.
Hmm 06/06/2008 11:25 AM Report
I thought Charlie Rose was a bit rude but maybe I'm being sensitive. I wonder how he would have behaved if it had been a male and not an Arab, Muslim one at that.