Exhibit Columbus has announced the new 2020-21 theme, as well as the J. Irwin and Xenia S. Miller Prize recipients. As an exploration of architecture, art, design, and community, the programming is meant to activate the design legacy of Columbus, Indiana through free, public exhibitions. The symposium and exhibition cycle explores the future of the center of the United States and the regions connected by the Mississippi Watershed.
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Exhibit Columbus Announces 2021 Theme and Miller Prize Recipients
https://www.archdaily.com/945557/exhibit-columbus-announces-2021-theme-and-miller-prize-recipientsEric Baldwin
Welded Steel Wigwam by studio:indigenous Connects Past to Present at Exhibit Columbus
In this video, Spirit of Space visits Exhibit Columbus to see Wiikiaami, a parametrically designed structure by studio:indigenous. Beginning in 2016, Exhibit Columbus is an annual event which invites people to travel to the small, but architecturally fascinating Midwestern town of Columbus, Indiana. Free and open to the public through November 26th, Exhibit Columbus displays 18 unique, site-responsive architectural installations.
https://www.archdaily.com/880957/welded-steel-wigwam-by-studio-indigenous-connects-past-to-present-at-exhibit-columbusLindsey Leardi