Architecture Exhibitions
Fall 2021 Exhibitions
Wed Oct 20 4:30pm
Yazdani Studio of Cannon Design
VIRTUAL LECTURE: Mehrdad Yazdani
View in the Design II Auditorium or via Zoom
Thu Oct 21 5:00pm
Dencity
IN PERSON LECTURE: Bryan Russell, RA
M100 (Textiles Auditorium) or via Zoom
Fri Oct 22 4:30pm
BIG | Bjarke Ingels Group
VIRTUAL LECTURE: Kai-Uwe Bergmann, FAIA
View in the Design II Auditorium or via Zoom
Meeting ID: 825 7658 7983
Passcode: 995163
Spring 2020 Exhibitions
Now What?! Lecture and Exhibition
Lecture
Jan 15 | 5:00 p.m.
Design II Auditorium
Following the lecture, please join us for an opening reception in the KSU_Arch_Gallery.
Now What?! Exhibition
Jan 15 – Feb 22
Architecture Building (N)
For parking information, please see the Marietta Visitor Parking Map.
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Past Exhibitions
2018 Exhibitions
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Exhibition: Dr. Phillip James Tabb
October 22, 2018, Opening
Runs Oct. 15th - Nov. 16thDr. Phillip James Tabb (Texas A&M University): "Mythopoeia: Drawing, Myth and Remembering"
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Exhibition: Provocation: What is Architectural Research?
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Exhibition: Multicultural India, A Visual Journey
March 14 - 18, 2018
Exhibition Reception in the Architecture Gallery, featuring the photography of Robert Arnett
Biography
Robert Arnett, a native of Columbus, Georgia, has had an avid interest in India for over 35 years. He is the author and photographer of the internationally acclaimed book India Unveiled: Spirit,Tradition, People that has won 4 national book awards. He is also the author of a children’s book set in India, Finders Keepers?, that has won 5 national book awards.
Arnett has lectured widely throughout North America, including The Smithsonian Institute, The Kennedy Center, Harvard, Yale, and Stanford Universities. He was a speaker at the Parliament of the World’s Religions held in Cape Town, South Africa. He has also given numerous presentations at schools, libraries, community organizations, temples, and churches. His corporate presentations include AT&T, US Department of Agriculture, Delta Airlines, British Petroleum, and General Electric Corporation.
He has been interviewed on National Public Radio, Voice of America, South African Broadcasting Corporation, and various television programs.
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Exhibition: (Re)Generative Strategies + Architectural Interventions
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2017 Focus Studio Exhibition
Nov. 15, 2017 - Jan 12, 2018
This exhibition encompass the collection of work from Fall 2017 Focus Studios.
2017 Exhibitions
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Exhibition: Interactive Interface (MAT_Lab)
Sept. 22, 2017 - Mar. 30, 2018
"Interactive Interface" is a curated exhibition of student work from Spring 2017 2nd and 3rd year design studios headed by Dr. Arash Soleimani, Chris Welty and Michael Carroll.
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Exhibition: Focus Studio
January 25, 2017
The annual Fifth Year Focus Studio is an intrinsic part of the professional core of the Architecture Program and is designed to foster a strong relationship between the program, students and the profession as a whole.
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Exhibition: Jay A. Waronker
January 9, 2017
Jay Waronker, KSU Dept. of Architecture faculty member, presented a collection of his watercolors "Sub Saharan African Synagogues: Architecture, Purpose and Sense of Place".
2016 Exhibitions
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Exhibition: “Contrapuntal Narratives”
May 6, 2016
An exhibition of the work of KSU studio instructor and architectural designer at plexus r+d in Atlanta, Christina Shrivers.
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Lecture + Exhibition: Ruth Ron and Renate Weissenböck
March 23, 2016
Ruth Ron (Shankar College of Engineering and Design, Israel) and Renate Weissenböck (Architect, Vienna/Graz University of Technology, Austria) present "Digital Garden".
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Exhibition & Panel Discussion: The Art of African Architecture
February 8, 2016
The Community of Planning & Design Initiative Africa proudly presents this exhibition, a celebration of the 25 winning designs from the CPDI Africa 2015 Modern African Architecture Design Competition.
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Exhibition: Focus Studio
January 20, 2016
The annual Fifth Year Focus Studio is an intrinsic part of the professional core of the Architecture Program and is designed to foster a strong relationship between the program, students and the profession as a whole.
