Opening reception on Monday, January 25th, at 5:00pm in Mebane Gallery, Goldsmith Hall.

The School of Architecture at The University of Texas at Austin is pleased to present the exhibition PRODUCTIONS: ATMOSPHERES. OBJECTS. SURFACES. The exhibition, curated and designed by Assistant Professor Clay Odom, explores concepts related to the generation of spatial, atmospheric and material effects through the exhibition of exciting, recent projects from a range of contemporary, speculative practices including: Baumgartner+Uriu, Gelpi Projects, Michael Hansmeyer, Andres Jaque/Office for Political Innovation, Jorge Ayala/[AY]architecture, LEONG-LEONG, Atelier Manferdini, Mark Foster Gage Architects, murmur/Heather Roberge, Catie Newell + Wes McGee, Numen/For Use, Oyler-Wu, Path, Rael San Fratello, Philippe Rahm Architectes, SelgasCano, ISSSStudio, Softlab, and The Very Many. 

The exhibition, PRODUCTIONS: Atmospheres. Objects. Surfaces. explores methods, theories, and manifestations of a contemporary and evolving focus on effects as both by-products and generators of formal, material and spatial conditions. The exhibition addresses questions of contemporary theory and process primarily through the display of realized work. The exhibition highlights investigations and projects that are seen as defining PRODUCTIONS as both process and outcome, and EFFECTS as both generated and generating conditions. Particularly projects and practices associated with the interior interventions – exploring effective conditions produced within the context of interior design/interior architecture, architecture and installation art practices – are explored.

For more information, please visit the exhibition's website.