Tag: Exhibitions
The Housing Question exhibition asks: is housing the path to a more equitable society?
An art exhibition now on at the Penrith Regional Gallery uses video, photography, sculpture and installation works to pose a number of questions about how we understand our right to housing.
Pitch perfect: Renzo Piano
From Centre Georges Pompidou to The Shard tower, the designs of Pritzker Prize-winning Italian architect and engineer Renzo Piano are famous around the world.
Home: A Suburban Obsession
Home: A Suburban Obsession celebrates “the allure of home and the stories found within.”
Nuno Rodrigues de Sousa: Shapes of Hope
Nuno Rodrigues de Sousa’s solo show, Shapes of Hope is a selection of elegantly drawn works on paper exploring utopian visions of imaginary cities that were never conceived.
Rare photographic collection of Queensland houses goes on exhibition
A major new photographic exhibition at the State Library of Queensland will feature rare historic images of Queensland homes.
Nendo to design ‘immersive’ M. C. Escher exhibition
Japanese design studio Nendo will create a never-before-seen exhibition design for a major presentation of M. C. Escher’s work.
2018 ARBS exhibition and industry awards
The future of the built environment will be on show at the 2018 ARBS, Australia’s only international airconditioning, refrigeration and building services trade exhibition.
Exhibition considers Melbourne’s sky-high future
A new exhibition in Melbourne’s City Gallery examines how the city’s skyscrapers have affected the city’s street life.
John Gollings: The history of the built world
Paul Walker visits a major retrospective exhibition of John Gollings’ work and finds the photographer “an explorer of the architectural image’s possibilities.”
Baracco and Wright design explorable landscape in audiovisual exhibition
Ahead of their Repair exhibition at the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale, Melbourne-based practice Baracco and Wright have designed a space for an audiovisual tour of the world’s remotest wildernesses.
Zaha Hadid Architects’ Reimagining Architecture exhibition opens in Melbourne
An exhibition of Zaha Hadid Architects’ work spanning 40 years will be open to the public in Melbourne from 4 November to 20 December.
Exhibition brings attention to Adelaide’s champions of modernist architecture
Stuart Harrison reviews Dickson and Platten Architects: 1950-2000, an exhibition covering the life and work of two of Adelaide’s most significant contributors to Australian modernism.
Model ideas for small-scale living
Green magazine and car manufacturer Mini have collaborated on the creation of an exhibition of “thought-provoking ideas” for living in small urban conditions.
Paperspace Architecture Exhibition
Paperspace is Deakin’s School of Architecture and Built Environment’s annual student exhibition. This year the exhibition will take place in both Melbourne and Geelong in November.
A Small Exhibition: How scaling down can offer more joyful ways of living
Curated by Anita Panov and Andrew Scott of Panovscott, A Small Exhibition, currently on show at the Tin Sheds Gallery at The University of Sydney, asks us to question how much space we really need to live comfortably.
Australian modernism celebrated in exhibition and event series
A series of tours, exhibitions and talks that explore some of Australia’s most exceptional examples of modernist architecture and design has kicked off in Sydney.
Magma Architecture founders to take up Institute’s Droga residency
The Australian Institute of Architects is also calling for submissions to the 2018 Droga program.
Coincidences: an exhibition by John Wardle Architects
John Wardle Architects’ exhibition Coincidences will be on display at the University of Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning as part of the 2017 National Architecture Conference fringe programme.
Out of Hand: Expressing data, exposing nature and extending time
An exhibition at Sydney’s Powerhouse Museum looks beyond the gimmicks of 3D printing to investigate how various types of digital manufacturing will shape future design possibilities.
Folk Architects revives Melbourne shop as exhibition space
Folk Architects has turned a former watchmaker’s shop into a satellite exhibition space for Melbourne Design Week.
