Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Alternative future
31/05/2017.
Steven Myron Holl Foundation [NY] USA 27.05 > 25.06.2017
metalocus, SARA NÁJAR
metalocus, SARA NÁJAR
The 'T' Space gallery has come back to life, as it does every summer, to hold exhibitions and events with renowned and emerging artists, architects, poets and musicians to participate in a cultural exchange. You can not miss this exhibition made with drawings by the architect Neil Denari.
Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
07 / Sphixel Tower. Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
10 / Clash Tower. Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Steven Myron Holl Foundation
Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Steven Myron Holl Foundation
Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Steven Myron Holl Foundation
Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Steven Myron Holl Foundation
06 / 3 Vessels. Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
05 Port Terminal. Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
04 Hotel X. Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
03 Design Museum. Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
09 / No Mass House. Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
Innovations Laboratory. Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Steven Myron Holl Foundation
Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Steven Myron Holl Foundation
Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Steven Myron Holl Foundation
Sketchs. Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
Sketchs. Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
Sketchs. Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
08 / National Museum. Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
01 Student center. Displaced Buildings in aperiodic city by Neil Denari. Image courtesy of Neil Denari
Steven Myron Holl Foundation presents Neil Denari: Displaced Buildings in Aperiodic City at ‘T’ Space Rhinebeck, from May 27 – June 25, 2017.
Denari’s exhibition features 11 of his studio, NMDA’s unbuilt projects from the past seven years, each originally designed for specific contexts in various cities. Together, these projects, ranging from port terminals and hotels to museums, come together to occupy the voids in Aperiodic City, defining the nodes of its unified contextual field while retaining all attributes of each project’s original intended location and time.
It is not the unmaterialized aspect that gives Aperiodic City its fictional quality, but as Sarah Whiting puts it, the “aspiration for an alternate future, combined with the extraordinary precision of [Denari’s] drawings.”
The exhibition will feature eleven inkjet drawings and notebook sketches. Neil Denari’s exhibition concept for Aperiodic City is commissioned by ‘T’ Space.
About 'T' Space.-
'T' Space is a seasonal gallery that comes alive every summer with exhibitions and events that invite renowned and emerging artists, architects, poets, and musicians to engage in a cultural exchange in the Hudson Valley. Together, we celebrate the physical experience of architectural space and its thought provoking interconnection to other disciplines of art, humanity and nature. 'T' Space's 30 acre T2 Reserve is home to a summer architecture fellowship and permanent artwork installations. 'T' Space, originated in 2010, is a project of the Steven Myron Holl Foundation, a nonprofit organization.
Denari’s exhibition features 11 of his studio, NMDA’s unbuilt projects from the past seven years, each originally designed for specific contexts in various cities. Together, these projects, ranging from port terminals and hotels to museums, come together to occupy the voids in Aperiodic City, defining the nodes of its unified contextual field while retaining all attributes of each project’s original intended location and time.
It is not the unmaterialized aspect that gives Aperiodic City its fictional quality, but as Sarah Whiting puts it, the “aspiration for an alternate future, combined with the extraordinary precision of [Denari’s] drawings.”
The exhibition will feature eleven inkjet drawings and notebook sketches. Neil Denari’s exhibition concept for Aperiodic City is commissioned by ‘T’ Space.
About 'T' Space.-
'T' Space is a seasonal gallery that comes alive every summer with exhibitions and events that invite renowned and emerging artists, architects, poets, and musicians to engage in a cultural exchange in the Hudson Valley. Together, we celebrate the physical experience of architectural space and its thought provoking interconnection to other disciplines of art, humanity and nature. 'T' Space's 30 acre T2 Reserve is home to a summer architecture fellowship and permanent artwork installations. 'T' Space, originated in 2010, is a project of the Steven Myron Holl Foundation, a nonprofit organization.
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Architect
Neil Denari
Dates
May 27 - June 25, 2017
Venue
Steven Myron Holl Foundation, 137 Round Lake Road, Rhinebeck, NY 12572
Neil Denari
Neil Denari, (b. 1957, Texas) is principal of Neil M. Denari Architects Inc. and Interim Chair of the AUD at UCLA. In 2015, he was elected to The College of Fellows of AIA. Among his many awards is the Los Angeles AIA Gold Medal, received in 2011. His work has been included in many exhibitions, including the solo show “The Artless Drawing” in 2010 at Ace Gallery LA and the 2013 group show New Sculpturalism at MOCA Los Angeles. His work is permanently held by eight major museums around the world.
