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Exhibition Models Conference at Columbia GSAPP

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Nov 3, 2016

Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation Conference

“Exhibition Models: Curating Architecture” Conference at Columbia GSAPP

Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation

View of The Other Architect, Columbia GSAPP’s Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery, New York, 2016:

photo : James Ewing. Courtesy Columbia GSAPP

“Exhibition Models: Curating Architecture”
November 11, 2016

Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation
1172 Amsterdam Avenue
Avery Hall
New York, New York 10027
United States

T +1 212 854 3414

www.arch.columbia.edu

November 11, 10am–6pm
Wood Auditorium, Avery Hall

November 03, 2016 – “Exhibition Models” examines new curatorial practices, scholarship, and institutional experiments that are redefining the agency of architecture exhibitions.

Presentations and panels offer case-studies and consider the format, role, and impact of exhibitions in different settings ranging from academic venues, alternative spaces, and well-established institutions to project-based architecture biennials and triennials.

Illuminations
This panel considers the role of exhibitions in academic institutions as both pedagogical resource and platform for groundbreaking new research.

Mark Wasiuta, Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery
Nina Stritzler-Levine, Bard Graduate Center
Andres Lepik, Architekturmuseum TU Munich
Vanessa Norwood, Architectural Association
Moderated by Reinhold Martin, Columbia GSAPP
Curatorial Dispatches I

Cynthia Davidson and Mónica Ponce de León, Venice Architecture Biennale 2016, US Pavilion, curators
Lluís A. Casanovas, Ignacio G. Galán, Carlos Mínguez, Alejandra Navarrete, Marina Otero Verzier, Oslo Architecture Triennale 2016, After Belonging Agency, curators
Moderated by Felicity Scott, Columbia GSAPP

Institutional Coordinates
Innovative approaches to architecture exhibitions across scales: from independent experimental spaces to new strategies at established institutions.

Michael Govan, LACMA
Rory Hyde, V&A
Wonne Ickx, Isabel Martínez Abascal, LIGA DF
Fernando Portal, Mil M2
Moderated by Irene Sunwoo, Columbia GSAPP

Curatorial Dispatches II

Beatriz Colomina and Mark Wigley, 3rd Istanbul Design Biennial, curators
André Tavares, 2016 Lisbon Architecture Triennale, curator
Moderated by Mark Wasiuta, Columbia GSAPP
Panel discussion

Beatrice Galilee, The Met
Joseph Grima, Ideas City, New Museum
Sarah Herda, Graham Foundation
Sylvia Lavin, UCLA, Architecture & Urban Design
Moderated by Amale Andraos and Galia Solomonoff, Columbia GSAPP

Registration is recommended:

Exhibition Models Conference at Columbia GSAPP

Organized by Columbia GSAPP.

Also at the Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery, Columbia GSAPP: The Other Architect, an exhibition of architects who expanded their role in society to shape the contemporary cultural agenda without the intervention of built form. On view until December 2, 2016. Gallery hours are Tuesday to Friday from 12–6pm and Saturday from 3–6pm. More information.

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Columbia University hosts “Building Intelligence Project” Think Tank in Toronto, Canada

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Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP) will present the Columbia Building Intelligence Project (C-BIP) seventh international think tank on Mar 8, 2012, at The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery in Toronto, Canada. Leading educators, architects, engineers, fabricators, contractors, owners, and other industry experts will gather to explore solutions that could change the building industry for the better as part of the Columbia Building Intelligence Project (C-BIP). C-BIP works with the premise that we cannot change the future of the architecture/engineering/construction industry without transforming the education of future leaders, which begins with a renewed engagement between academia and industry.

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