In Praise of Process

The Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning Alumni Association is proud to present a showcase of work by notable Alumni over the last 50 years. See how architecture as a medium has evolved from the fifties to the 21st century. The often invisible modes of production and processes, or perhaps the specific activity which resides somewhere between the mind of thedesigner and his/her hand, is the focus of an exhibition to be held at the Tin Sheds Gallery, University of Sydney from March 27 to April 18, 2009. Entitled In Praise of Process, the exhibition seeks not to posit one specific mode of process over another, nor argue their respective advantages and draw-backs, but celebrate artefacts which contain evidence of the thought that resides the mind of the author. The individuals exhibiting in this show are alumni of the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning at the University of Sydney. Theyparticipate in vocational activities which are wide and varied such that the work exhibited is that of artists, technicians, architects, planners and writers. Exhibitors include: Andrew Andersons AO Paul Berkemeier Bricks and Cartwheels Philip Cox AO Richard Francis Jones Brian Griffin Peter Hall Robert Hughes Chris Johnson Genevieve Lilley Rachel Neeson and Nick Murcutt Peter Poulet Emanuel Raft Gerard Reinmuth Garry Rothwell Penelope Seidler AM Michael Pomeroy Smith Philip Thalis Dr Ross Thorne Hannah Tribe Marcus Trimble Alec Tzannes Peter Webber Ken Woolley AM Location:Tin Sheds Gallery, Level 2, Wilkinson Building Cost: Free Contact: Anita Lever Phone: 61 2 9351 3115 Email: [email protected] More info: http://faculty.arch.usyd.edu.au/art_workshop/