Architects, artists, and educators wrapped up a series of presentations this week in Columbus, Indiana, in which the illustrious group shared 13 design concepts for the fifth cycle of Exhibit Columbus, titled Yes And.
Yes And’s curatorial approach is rooted in improv theater, Exhibit Columbus said. The happening invites participants and viewers to “collaborate in the creation of the ongoing performance of the city” and “work from existing material to shape positive change.”
Exhibit Columbus announced that AD—WO, Adaptive Operations, Studio Barnes, and Studio Cooke John are the 2024–25 J. Irwin and Xenia S. Miller Prize recipients last October. This came after Preservation Futures, Mila Lipinski,
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