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Liberty Research Annex and Gallery: Public Hours
November 18, 2023 at 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
The gallery is open to the public and free of charge from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. on scheduled Saturdays.
Exhibits
Fellows’ Exhibit: “Touch Points”
From the secreting labor of silkworms to the migratory lives of a public housing development in Rome, from the fantasies of the perfect home to the silvery handholds of commercial building-space, join us in making contact with a gathering of worlds at the Taubman Fellows’ Presentation of their upcoming Exhibition, “Touch Points.” Nodes of exchange and points of pressure open portals into other haptic dimensions and ways of being (a weaver, a dweller, a consumer, a deviant, a person!). Fellows Strat Coffman, Anna Mascorella, Alina Nazmeeva, and Salam Rida invite you to take off your hat and don others, bear witness, and push against familiar fixtures into stranger lands.
Biogenic House Sections
Based on LTL Architects’ recently published book Manual of Biogenic House Sections, this exhibition Biogenic House Sections presents a visually compelling argument for rethinking the material basis of architecture in a time of environmental crisis.
The gallery is open to the public and free of charge from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. on scheduled Saturdays.
Exhibits
Fellows’ Exhibit: “Touch Points”
From the secreting labor of silkworms to the migratory lives of a public housing development in Rome, from the fantasies of the perfect home to the silvery handholds of commercial building-space, join us in making contact with a gathering of worlds at the Taubman Fellows’ Presentation of their upcoming Exhibition, “Touch Points.” Nodes of exchange and points of pressure open portals into other haptic dimensions and ways of being (a weaver, a dweller, a consumer, a deviant, a person!). Fellows Strat Coffman, Anna Mascorella, Alina Nazmeeva, and Salam Rida invite you to take off your hat and don others, bear witness, and push against familiar fixtures into stranger lands.
Biogenic House Sections
Based on LTL Architects’ recently published book Manual of Biogenic House Sections, this exhibition Biogenic House Sections presents a visually compelling argument for rethinking the material basis of architecture in a time of environmental crisis.
The gallery is open to the public and free of charge from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. on scheduled Saturdays.
Exhibits
Fellows’ Exhibit: “Touch Points”
From the secreting labor of silkworms to the migratory lives of a public housing development in Rome, from the fantasies of the perfect home to the silvery handholds of commercial building-space, join us in making contact with a gathering of worlds at the Taubman Fellows’ Presentation of their upcoming Exhibition, “Touch Points.” Nodes of exchange and points of pressure open portals into other haptic dimensions and ways of being (a weaver, a dweller, a consumer, a deviant, a person!). Fellows Strat Coffman, Anna Mascorella, Alina Nazmeeva, and Salam Rida invite you to take off your hat and don others, bear witness, and push against familiar fixtures into stranger lands.
Biogenic House Sections
Based on LTL Architects’ recently published book Manual of Biogenic House Sections, this exhibition Biogenic House Sections presents a visually compelling argument for rethinking the material basis of architecture in a time of environmental crisis.
The gallery is open to the public and free of charge from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. on scheduled Saturdays.
Exhibits
Fellows’ Exhibit: “Touch Points”
From the secreting labor of silkworms to the migratory lives of a public housing development in Rome, from the fantasies of the perfect home to the silvery handholds of commercial building-space, join us in making contact with a gathering of worlds at the Taubman Fellows’ Presentation of their upcoming Exhibition, “Touch Points.” Nodes of exchange and points of pressure open portals into other haptic dimensions and ways of being (a weaver, a dweller, a consumer, a deviant, a person!). Fellows Strat Coffman, Anna Mascorella, Alina Nazmeeva, and Salam Rida invite you to take off your hat and don others, bear witness, and push against familiar fixtures into stranger lands.
Biogenic House Sections
Based on LTL Architects’ recently published book Manual of Biogenic House Sections, this exhibition Biogenic House Sections presents a visually compelling argument for rethinking the material basis of architecture in a time of environmental crisis.
The gallery is open to the public and free of charge from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. on scheduled Saturdays.
Exhibits
Fellows’ Exhibit: “Touch Points”
From the secreting labor of silkworms to the migratory lives of a public housing development in Rome, from the fantasies of the perfect home to the silvery handholds of commercial building-space, join us in making contact with a gathering of worlds at the Taubman Fellows’ Presentation of their upcoming Exhibition, “Touch Points.” Nodes of exchange and points of pressure open portals into other haptic dimensions and ways of being (a weaver, a dweller, a consumer, a deviant, a person!). Fellows Strat Coffman, Anna Mascorella, Alina Nazmeeva, and Salam Rida invite you to take off your hat and don others, bear witness, and push against familiar fixtures into stranger lands.
Biogenic House Sections
Based on LTL Architects’ recently published book Manual of Biogenic House Sections, this exhibition Biogenic House Sections presents a visually compelling argument for rethinking the material basis of architecture in a time of environmental crisis.
The gallery is open to the public and free of charge from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. on scheduled Saturdays.
Exhibits
Fellows’ Exhibit: “Touch Points”
From the secreting labor of silkworms to the migratory lives of a public housing development in Rome, from the fantasies of the perfect home to the silvery handholds of commercial building-space, join us in making contact with a gathering of worlds at the Taubman Fellows’ Presentation of their upcoming Exhibition, “Touch Points.” Nodes of exchange and points of pressure open portals into other haptic dimensions and ways of being (a weaver, a dweller, a consumer, a deviant, a person!). Fellows Strat Coffman, Anna Mascorella, Alina Nazmeeva, and Salam Rida invite you to take off your hat and don others, bear witness, and push against familiar fixtures into stranger lands.
Biogenic House Sections
Based on LTL Architects’ recently published book Manual of Biogenic House Sections, this exhibition Biogenic House Sections presents a visually compelling argument for rethinking the material basis of architecture in a time of environmental crisis.
The gallery is open to the public and free of charge from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. on scheduled Saturdays.
Exhibits
Fellows’ Exhibit: “Touch Points”
From the secreting labor of silkworms to the migratory lives of a public housing development in Rome, from the fantasies of the perfect home to the silvery handholds of commercial building-space, join us in making contact with a gathering of worlds at the Taubman Fellows’ Presentation of their upcoming Exhibition, “Touch Points.” Nodes of exchange and points of pressure open portals into other haptic dimensions and ways of being (a weaver, a dweller, a consumer, a deviant, a person!). Fellows Strat Coffman, Anna Mascorella, Alina Nazmeeva, and Salam Rida invite you to take off your hat and don others, bear witness, and push against familiar fixtures into stranger lands.
Biogenic House Sections
Based on LTL Architects’ recently published book Manual of Biogenic House Sections, this exhibition Biogenic House Sections presents a visually compelling argument for rethinking the material basis of architecture in a time of environmental crisis.
The gallery is open to the public and free of charge from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. on scheduled Saturdays.
Exhibits
Fellows’ Exhibit: “Touch Points”
From the secreting labor of silkworms to the migratory lives of a public housing development in Rome, from the fantasies of the perfect home to the silvery handholds of commercial building-space, join us in making contact with a gathering of worlds at the Taubman Fellows’ Presentation of their upcoming Exhibition, “Touch Points.” Nodes of exchange and points of pressure open portals into other haptic dimensions and ways of being (a weaver, a dweller, a consumer, a deviant, a person!). Fellows Strat Coffman, Anna Mascorella, Alina Nazmeeva, and Salam Rida invite you to take off your hat and don others, bear witness, and push against familiar fixtures into stranger lands.
Biogenic House Sections
Based on LTL Architects’ recently published book Manual of Biogenic House Sections, this exhibition Biogenic House Sections presents a visually compelling argument for rethinking the material basis of architecture in a time of environmental crisis.
The gallery is open to the public and free of charge from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. on scheduled Saturdays.
Exhibits
Fellows’ Exhibit: “Touch Points”
From the secreting labor of silkworms to the migratory lives of a public housing development in Rome, from the fantasies of the perfect home to the silvery handholds of commercial building-space, join us in making contact with a gathering of worlds at the Taubman Fellows’ Presentation of their upcoming Exhibition, “Touch Points.” Nodes of exchange and points of pressure open portals into other haptic dimensions and ways of being (a weaver, a dweller, a consumer, a deviant, a person!). Fellows Strat Coffman, Anna Mascorella, Alina Nazmeeva, and Salam Rida invite you to take off your hat and don others, bear witness, and push against familiar fixtures into stranger lands.
Biogenic House Sections
Based on LTL Architects’ recently published book Manual of Biogenic House Sections, this exhibition Biogenic House Sections presents a visually compelling argument for rethinking the material basis of architecture in a time of environmental crisis.
The gallery is open to the public and free of charge from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. on scheduled Saturdays.
Exhibits
Fellows’ Exhibit: “Touch Points”
From the secreting labor of silkworms to the migratory lives of a public housing development in Rome, from the fantasies of the perfect home to the silvery handholds of commercial building-space, join us in making contact with a gathering of worlds at the Taubman Fellows’ Presentation of their upcoming Exhibition, “Touch Points.” Nodes of exchange and points of pressure open portals into other haptic dimensions and ways of being (a weaver, a dweller, a consumer, a deviant, a person!). Fellows Strat Coffman, Anna Mascorella, Alina Nazmeeva, and Salam Rida invite you to take off your hat and don others, bear witness, and push against familiar fixtures into stranger lands.
Biogenic House Sections
Based on LTL Architects’ recently published book Manual of Biogenic House Sections, this exhibition Biogenic House Sections presents a visually compelling argument for rethinking the material basis of architecture in a time of environmental crisis.
The gallery is open to the public and free of charge from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. on scheduled Saturdays.
Exhibits
Fellows’ Exhibit: “Touch Points”
From the secreting labor of silkworms to the migratory lives of a public housing development in Rome, from the fantasies of the perfect home to the silvery handholds of commercial building-space, join us in making contact with a gathering of worlds at the Taubman Fellows’ Presentation of their upcoming Exhibition, “Touch Points.” Nodes of exchange and points of pressure open portals into other haptic dimensions and ways of being (a weaver, a dweller, a consumer, a deviant, a person!). Fellows Strat Coffman, Anna Mascorella, Alina Nazmeeva, and Salam Rida invite you to take off your hat and don others, bear witness, and push against familiar fixtures into stranger lands.
Biogenic House Sections
Based on LTL Architects’ recently published book Manual of Biogenic House Sections, this exhibition Biogenic House Sections presents a visually compelling argument for rethinking the material basis of architecture in a time of environmental crisis.