Group exhibition Concrete Geometries: Spatial Form in Social and Aesthetic Processes

– Austrian Cultural Forum London

‘Concrete Geometries’ is a research initiative at the Architectural Association School of Architecture, investigating how geometric aspects of space such as size, shape or relative position of figures are perceived and influence behavior. A corridor, so narrow that strangers brush shoulders; a platform through a densely inhabited house, changing the relationship between inhabitant and visitor; a room reshaped through a graphic pattern; a space under a motorway, sloped in a way that it is rendered useless for those who need it most.

This exhibition, curated by Marianne Mu¨ller and Olaf Kneer, features works by emerging and renowned artists, architects and designers from around the world including the Vienna-based architecture practice SPAN architecture and design who will show their Austrian pavillion from the Shanghai Expo 2010.

[Source: http://www.acflondon.org/]

Architectural Association, School of Architecture, Olaf Kneer (Kurator/in), Marianne Müller (Kurator/in)

Objects

(Archival material, Publications)

2011 Austrian Cultural Forum London. Newsletter 2/2011 (Magazine)