Exhibits
The Kibel Gallery, located on the lower level of the Architecture Building across from the auditorium, is open, during the Spring and Fall semesters, Monday - Friday from 9:00am - 9:00 pm. Admission is free. Other times are available by special appointment. Click here for directions
Current Exhibit
Ruth Adler Schnee: A Passion for Color and Design
Exhibit on View in the Kibel Gallery
October 9-December 15, 2009
Documentary Film Screening
"The Radiant Sun: A Portrait of Designer Ruth Adler Schnee"
Monday, October 5, 2009 | 6:15pm (pizza to be served)
Friday, October 9, 2009 | 11:00am and 2:00pm
Exhibit Opening Lecture + Reception with Ruth Adler Schnee
Friday, October 9, 2009 | 12:00noon
Architecture Building, Kibel Gallery
Past Exhibits
Master of Architecture Spring 2009 Thesis Projects
May 13–September 1, 2009
Casa Cattaneo: A Jewel of Italian Rationalism
March 30-May 9, 2009 - University of Maryland (inaugural show)
November 9-27, 2009 - University of Virginia (traveling)
Places of Refuge: The Dresser Trunk Project
March 30-May 9, 2009
SUBSEQUENT ACTION: Creative Work on Neglected Ground
- Exhibit curated by Dean Garth Rockcastle
- Focuses on an enthusiasm for, and commitment to, discovering and reawakening neglected, underutilized, marginalized, derelict, or even ruined structures, landscapes, and urban contexts, through insightful, constructive and creative engagement.
- Symposium guest include scholars and professionals: Complete Event Agenda
- Click here to experience the ONLINE EXHIBIT
feminist practices: interdisciplinary approaches
- Exhibit curated by Syracuse professor Lori Brown
- Focuses on architects who use feminist methodologies in their research and design and create works to explore personally and regionally relevant problems pertaining to their environment
- Click here to view the exhibit online
Affordable Housing: Designing an American Asset
- Exhibit co-curated for the National Building Museum by Professors Ralph Bennett and Isabelle Gournay
- First shown at the National Building Museum, then toured the country before coming to the University of Maryland
School Buildings: The State of Affairs
- Installation organized by Assistant Professor Isaac Williams with the AIA DC Chapter Committee on Architecture for Education and the Embassy of Switzerland
- Exhibit created by the AIA New York Chapter Committee for Architecture for Education and ETH Zurich/Center for Cultural Studies in Architecture
Macro to Micro: Grimshaw Architects
- Previously on view at the Queens Museum of Art
- In coordination with Grimshaw's Fall 2007 appointment to Kea Distinguished Professorship
Waclaw Zalewski: Shaping Structures
- Exhibit developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Gallery talk by Professor Deborah Oakley, Matthew Daw, Zachary Kates, and David Foxe
The White House Meets the Bulldozer: Harry Truman's Renovation 1947–1952
- On loan from the White House Historical Association
- Gallery talk by White House Chief Curator, William G. Ollman
Summer Works: 2006
- Study abroad programs, Discovering Architecture, "Placing Space" work
- Gallery used as teaching tool and laboratory for spatial design.
- Curated and designed by "Placing Space" students who applied the lessons of the course to this task.
- Gallery talk by student participants in each program.
Smart Growth and Choices for Change
- Gallery talk by curator and adjunct Professor Mary Konsoulis addressed both the content and the charge of educating the general public about critical issues of the built environment for a general public audience.
Cities are for People: The Visual Voice of John Wiebenson
13 Years of Political Cartoons
- Co-curated by Ronit Eisenbach and Mary Konsoulis. Co-designed by Ronit Eisenbach and graduate student Farzam Yazdanseta.
- Gallery talk by Roger Lewis, Sam Smith, Constance Ramirez
