Activity
Time:
First Friday Exhibition by Fold
Date:
5:00 pm –
10:00 pm
Architecture Hall
Room: Room 233
402 Stadium Dr
Lincoln NE 68508
Lincoln NE 68508
Additional Info: ARCH
First Friday Exhibition by FOLD
Fold, a curatorial and publishing platform formed by UNL College of Architecture graduate students, is thrilled to present its inaugural group exhibition.
Part of Lincoln’s First Friday, the public exhibition will transform a classroom into a temporary exhibition space displaying works by an international group of artists, architects and designers including Petra Cortright, Fala Atelier, Aoto Oouchi and more.
Time: 5-7 pm
Date: Feb. 2nd
Place: Room 233, Architecture Hall
About Fold:
Fold is a curatorial and publishing platform formed by graduate students of the College of Architecture at UNL. Fold brings in an experimental setting cultural production of serious gravitas. Fold presents positions and discourses on contemporary architecture, popular culture and art. The platform borrows its name from the print industry expression ‘above the fold’ in order to highlight critical concepts through the works of international architects, writers and artists.
Fold, a curatorial and publishing platform formed by UNL College of Architecture graduate students, is thrilled to present its inaugural group exhibition.
Part of Lincoln’s First Friday, the public exhibition will transform a classroom into a temporary exhibition space displaying works by an international group of artists, architects and designers including Petra Cortright, Fala Atelier, Aoto Oouchi and more.
Time: 5-7 pm
Date: Feb. 2nd
Place: Room 233, Architecture Hall
About Fold:
Fold is a curatorial and publishing platform formed by graduate students of the College of Architecture at UNL. Fold brings in an experimental setting cultural production of serious gravitas. Fold presents positions and discourses on contemporary architecture, popular culture and art. The platform borrows its name from the print industry expression ‘above the fold’ in order to highlight critical concepts through the works of international architects, writers and artists.