Events

5/11–9/3 Deconstructing Demolition: An Exhibition on Salvage, Reuse and Deconstruction

Explore alternative demolition through this Circular Construction Lab / Just Places Lab cocurated exhibition, part of the partner network CR0WD (Circularity, Reuse and Zero Waste Development).

6/6–9/2 Measures and Meaning

Architecture at 150 | Art at 100: Visit an exhibition of selected works by the AAP community on view across the college's galleries, curated by Sean Anderson.

8/31 Amanda Williams: WE OUTSIDE

Attend a lecture delivered by visual artist and trained architect Amanda Williams (B.Arch. '97).

9/9 In Conversation with Sumayya Vally

Hear from an architect whose design, research, and pedagogical practice is searching for expression for hybrid identities and contested territories.

9/11–10/7 Joanna Malinowska: Awakening of Birds (Messiaen Reversed)

Explore this installation which undoes Messiaen's original process of transcribing birds to compose Réveil des Oiseaux and reconstructs the score by using the actual bird calls, completely removing the sounds of man-made instruments.

9/14 Ana Paula Ruiz Galindo and Mecky Reuss: Pedros +/=& Juanas

Attend a lecture delivered by Architecture Visiting Critic Ana Paula Ruiz Galindo and her Pedro&Juana cofounder Mecky Reuss as they explore the process of working on various things with different people.

9/15–10/7 Paul Vanouse: Labor

Experience this dynamic, self-regulating art installation that re-creates the scent of people exerting themselves under stressful conditions as produced by bacteria propagating in three glass bioreactors.

9/20 Lucy Kim: Distortion

Attend a presentation featuring interdisciplinary artist Lucy Kim, who will discuss the critical role that distortion plays in her work.

9/27 Marie Lorenz: Travelogue

Hear a presentation by visual artist Marie Lorenz.

10/3 Emilio Rojas: GO BACK TO WHERE YOU CAME FROM!

Attend a lecture/performance that departs from the xenophobic phrase of its title to trace histories of colonialism, the open wounds of borders, and the emptiness of monuments.

10/10–11/4 Jade Doskow: Freshkills Exhibition

View Doskow's rigorously composed and eerily poetic images examining the intersection of people, architecture, nature, and time.

10/12 Bryan Young: Figure-Cast-Frame

Learn more about the cutting-edge research and work of Young Projects' founder Bryan Young.

10/14 A New Wilderness: Freshkills

Attend a talk by New York-based architectural and landscape photographer Jade Doskow exploring her work and current exhibition.

10/24–10/30 Giselle Hobbs: Anti Biome

Explore the effects of the most pressing environmental concerns at the cellular level through this bio-art exhibition created in collaboration with the Botanic Gardens, the Department of Plant Sciences, and the Lab of Ornithology.

11/1 Lizania Cruz: Being-Hyphenated

Hear a talk by this Dominican participatory artist and designer whose work explores how migration affects ways of being and belonging.

11/7–11/18 Kellen Cooks: Dreaming-on-Hudson: The Politics and Power of Speculation in the Hudson Valley

Explore how spatial imaginations are produced from communities and their environment, and how these imaginations dovetail and/or lie in contestation within the Hudson Valley's racialized and stratified socioeconomic structure.

11/8 Lisa Corinne Davis: Place

Hear a presentation by this abstract painter who is interested in exploring themes of racial, social, and psychological identity