MIT Architecture: 2012-2013 Keller Gallery Exhibition Catalogs
Publisher: SA+P Press
Format: Unknown Binding, 328 pages
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Since its founding in 2011, the Keller Gallery at MIT Architecture has set out to challenge the nature and limits of design discourse in an exhibition format. The gallery brings the spirit of debate, ambition, and design into the heart of the school. Each exhibition catalog compiles a combination of project images, opening photos, and commissioned texts. Together, the six compact publications touch upon the immediacy of the exhibition itself, as well as a consideration of the context and conversations that surround it. The 2012-2013 Volume includes exhibition catalogues for: -"Objects by Architects" curated by Sarah Hirschman -"Feeling Contexts" by C+S Architects: Carlo Cappai and Maria Alessandra Segantini -"Patterning by Heat" by Felicia Davis and Delia Dumitrescu -"Certain Aspects of Architectural Form" by William O'Brien Jr. -"Incremental Change" by Anne Filson and Gary Rohrbacher Essay contributors include: Christianna Bonin, Matthijs Bouw, Silvio Carta, Fulvio Irace, Michael Kubo, Mariel Villere, Nader Tehrani
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