The Australian exhibition Now and When: Australian Urbanism opens in Seoul.
April 25th, 2011
Now and When: Australian Urbanism is being presented for the first time outside of Australia and Italy at the Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA) in South Korea from April 25, as part of the Australia Digital Urban Portraits show. The exhibition opened at last year’s Venice Architecture Biennale to over 93,000 visitors, and is also currently on display at Australia’s Gold Coast City Gallery.
Now and When offers a visually stunning and thought-provoking look at the present state of the Australian urban landscape, and its possible future.
’Now’ is led by Creative Director John Gollings and features a sequence of 3D aerial images of Melbourne, Sydney and Surfers Paradise, contrasted with the mining pits at Kalgoorlie and Newman in Western Australia. Shot by Gollings, the series of images highlight the diversity, rapid expansion and development of Australia’s urban landscape.
Melbourne
Surfers Paradise, Queensland
Sydney
Melbourne
Mount Whaleback Mine, Newman, Western Australia
’When’, by Creative Director Ivan Rijavec with producers FloodSlicer, features a 9 minute sequence of ’ideas’ from 17 architectural collaborations of possible future urban spaces – including floating cities, submerged cities, and new desert spaces – in 2050 and beyond.
Symbiotic City, Steve Whitford and James Brearley
Survival vs Resilience, collaboration between BKK Architects, Village Well, Charter Keck Cramer and Daniel Piker
City of Hope, Edmond & Corrigan
Saturation City, McGauran Giannini Soon (MGS), Bild + Dyskors, Material Thinking
Saturation City
The Oceanic City, Arup
Fraying Ground, RAG Urbanism
Fear Free City, Justyna Karakiewicz, Tom Kvan and Steve Hatzellis, Melbourne School of Design (University of Melbourne)
The exhibition will be on till 26 June 2011 at the Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA).
Launch: 25 April 2011
Public Opening: 26 April – 26 June 2011
Venue: Seoul Museum of Art, 61, Deoksugung-gil (37, Seosomundong)
Jung-gu, Seoul 100-813 Korea
Hero image: How Does It Make You Feel?, Ben Statkus (Statkus Architecture), Daniel Agdag, Melanie Etchell, William Golding, Anna Nguyen, Joel Ng
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