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Name: Particles for the Built World
Start: 2019-4-13T01-01-00-00
End: 2019-6-16T01-01-00-00
Location: Surrey Art Gallery

Thomas Balaban completes light-filled Montreal veterinary hospital

A mixed-use renovation and extension, Hôpital Vétérinaire du Parc squeezes a state-of-the-art veterinarian hospital, SPCA emergency clinic, and four residential…

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KPMB designs new Data Sciences Center at Boston University

Toronto’s KPMB Architects and Boston University (BU) have announced new plans to build the BU Data Sciences Center, a 17-floor tower on Commonwealth Avenue in…

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Particles for the Built World Surrey Art Gallery 13750 88 Ave, Surrey, British Columbia

13apr(apr 13)1:00 am16jun(jun 16)1:00 amParticles for the Built WorldExhibition

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Particles for the Built World forms the basis

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Particles for the Built World forms the basis of Omer Arbel’s artistic interrogation into the physical properties of concrete: a material that has long held uncompromising notions of solidity, permeance, and strength. The installation, partially performative and partially static, serves as an introspective exploration into the materiality of concrete while simultaneously mapping an insight into Arbel’s mode of working. Housed in Surrey Art Gallery, the objects and artefacts are remnants of Arbel’s challenging of the capacity for concrete to retain elements of its native state; liquid.

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April 13 (Saturday) 1:00 am - June 16 (Sunday) 1:00 am

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Surrey Art Gallery

13750 88 Ave, Surrey, British Columbia

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Movement: an exhibition City Building Design Lab 616 MacLeod Trail SE

23may(may 23)6:00 pm14jun(jun 14)5:00 pmMovement: an exhibition

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What does it mean to have a human connection to a place? What’s the future of transportation in Calgary? How can we design our city for those who

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What does it mean to have a human connection to a place? What’s the future of transportation in Calgary? How can we design our city for those who motor in a chair or on two wheels instead of walk, or for those who don’t drive? What physical barriers might be shed? To continue the conversation about Movement where we left off last January, as well as to celebrate the winning entries of Movement: a call for ideas, design talks (d.talks) presents Movement: an exhibition.

Throughout the length of the exhibition, a series of pop-up discussions, led by some of Calgary’s most celebrated urbanites, will take place from May 23 to June 14, 2019. More details about these pop-up events will be posted on our website (www.dtalks.org/upcomingevents/).

The opening reception of Movement: an exhibition, will take place on Thursday, May 23, at the City Building Design Lab (616 MacLeod Trail SE) at 6 p.m.

This exhibition and pop-up events are organized with the support of the School of Architecture, Planning & Landscape at the University of Calgary, The City of Calgary, Alberta Government and Alberta Foundation for the Arts.

Design Talks Institute (d.talks) is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing education and the public understanding of architecture and design in the urban environment. Through research and public dissemination in the forms of exhibitions, discussions and open forums, we work to bring together multiple perspectives that foster dialogue and reveal the complexity of the city.

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May 23 (Thursday) 6:00 pm - June 14 (Friday) 5:00 pm

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City Building Design Lab

616 MacLeod Trail SE

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