MODELs: Unravelling Studio Secrets

The first exhibition in a year-long program on student models and model making at the Knowlton School

Model from the Banvard exhibition Models: Unravelling Studio Secrets

MODELs: Unravelling Studio Secrets

Models in the Models: Unravelling Studio Secrets exhibition
Cole Karam, Juan Velasquez, Pella Competition model
Maverick Ordonez, Kristoffer Rokas, Pella Competition model
Caden Gargala, Gui Competition model
A student looks at a model in the Models: Unravelling Studio Secrets exhibition
Models: Unravelling Studio Secrets
Hager Nageb, Dominic Sonby, Pella Competition model
Nathan Fleeger, Michael Rizzo, Pella Competition model
Maverick Ordonez, Kristoffer Rokas, Pella Competition model

For the 2022–23 year, the Banvard Gallery will focus on models and model making and will feature work from students across Knowlton’s three sections. MODELs: Unravelling Studio Secrets, is a curated collection of models created during the Architecture Section’s spring 2022 Gui Competition and Pella Prize studios.

The exhibition will be used as a platform for conversations around models that investigates the impact that COVID has had on pedagogy and knowledge transmission. During the autumn term, a series of student- and faculty-led workshops will discuss techniques in model making and craft, working with multiple mediums, digital and analog production, thinking through models, and more.

About the Team

Sandhya Kochar
Senior Lecturer
 

Students

  • Omar Alvarado
  • Evan Robledo

Visit

The Banvard Gallery is open and exhibiting works. Hours for the gallery are 10 a.m.–4 p.m., Monday–Friday.

The Banvard Gallery is located on the first floor of  Knowlton Hall.