Exhibition
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TRANSITION… An exhibition of photographs by John Davies
Venue: The Orangery, Back Lane, Wakefield, WF1 2TG
Exhibition Dates: 9 November 2009 – 26 March 2010
Gallery open: Monday to Friday 9:30 – 16:30
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The Olympic Wall - London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games - On permanent display
The Olympic Park is the defining element of the London 2012 Games. During the Games it will provide a central circulation spine and parkland setting for the sporting venues, and after, it will be transformed into the largest urban park created in Europe for more than 150 years. This permanent exhibition displays plans for the Olympic Park and the Olympic and Paralympic venues, and will be updated as plans progress.
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Transforming the Boroughs - On permanent display
What the 33 boroughs are up to with a focus on Barking & Dagenham, Barnet, The City of London, Croydon, Enfield, Lambeth, Merton, Redbridge, Southwark, Wandsworth and the City of Westminster.
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Major London Issues - On permanent display
A look at the issues and projects across the 12 sectors that affect the future of London - Conservation, Education, Energy, Environment, Healthcare, Hotels, Housing, Infrastructure, Public Realm, Retail, Water and Workplace.
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THE FREE PUBLIC OPENING OF THE ASU ART MUSEUM FALL SEASON: DEFINING SUSTAINABILITY
Dates: 29 Aug 2009 - 20 Feb 2010
Co-organized by Global Institute of Sustainability and its School of Sustainability, ASU; School of Art and School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts, ASU; School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning and American Indian Studies Program, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, ASU; and ASU Institute for Humanities Research.
SIX SEPARATE EXHIBITIONS!
NATIVE CONFLUENCE: SUSTAINING CULTURES
Nora Naranjo Morse, Athena & Bill Steen,
Postcommodity Collective (Kade Twist, Steven Yazzie, Nathan Young and Raven Chacon)
http://asuartmuseum.asu.edu/exhibitions/viewevent.php?eid=19
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DEFINING SUSTAINABILITY:
FROM THE ASU ART MUSEUM COLLECTION
Exhibition and Community Seminar
http://asuartmuseum.asu.edu/exhibitions/viewevent.php?eid=20
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NOWHERE TO HIDE: THREE ARTISTS IN THE DESERT
Julie Anand, Richard Lerman, Carrie Marill
http://asuartmuseum.asu.edu/exhibitions/viewevent.php?eid=104
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POLITICAL PLY:
RECYCLED EVAPORATIVE COOLING SHADE STRUCTURES
Jason Griffiths and Design Studio
http://asuartmuseum.asu.edu/exhibitions/viewevent.php?eid=105
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Social Studies residency project:
JILLIAN McDONALD:
ALONE TOGETHER IN THE DARK
http://asuartmuseum.asu.edu/exhibitions/viewevent.php?eid=106
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Moving Targets exhibition:
I’M KEEPING AN EYE ON YOU:
GROUP VIDEO EXHIBITION
Mounira Al Solh, Rachel Garfield, Charlotte Ginsborg, Pia Greschner, Myung-Soo Kim, Yaron Lapid, Jeff Luckey, Johnna MacArthur, Michael Mohan, Corinna Schnitt
http://asuartmuseum.asu.edu/imkeepinganeyeonyou
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Online Exhibitions
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This virtual exhibition charts the growth of the city by looking at maps of it through the ages. The exhibition is broken down into seven themes, each broadly covering a different period in the city's history.
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Clare Strand and John Kippin were each commissioned by Fotonet-south to research and produce work, specifically for this website, on one or more of the New Towns in Southern England. They have each produced two very different exhibitions online which successfully offer new ways of viewing the contemporary New Town.
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by Clare Strand takes a play by Eugene Ionesco as a starting point for stories of contemporary life in a new town - the Theatre of the Absurd visits Utopia in Surrey to the music of Steve Reich.
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by John Kippin is a cool ironic look at the Developer's Brochure with a scale model of the dream habitat.
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Exhibitions and museums dedicated to urbanism, architecture and design.
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URBIS(continous)
Place: Cathedral Gardens, Manchester, M4 3BG
Urbis is an exhibition centre about city life. Visitors can explore exhibitions about contemporary art & design, urban gardening, the city environment and the people who make our cities what they are.
Five floors of changing exhibitions offer unique insights into the culture of the modern city, about Manchester, art and culture including innovative explorations of design, architecture, graffiti, music and the urban environment.
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Bauhaus Archiv Museum of Design (Continous)
Place: Klingelhöferstraße 14, 10785 Berlin, Germany
The Bauhaus was the twentieth century's most important school of design, architecture and art. Its programme and products have maintained their influence on design up to the present day.
Objects from the Collection, which is the world's largest on the subject and represents the entire spectrum of Bauhaus activities, are presented in the spacious galleries of the Museum.
The building (1976-79), designed by Walter Gropius, also houses a shop, a cafe, a lecture room and the archives which hold an extensive multi-disciplinary book and magazine collection available to view and study.
Audio guides in several languages are available at the reception.
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Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Centre (Continous)
Place: 100 Renmin Dadao, People's Square 200002, Shanghai
This museum showcases Shanghai's rapid ongoing development through models and multimedia displays.
