North Gallery : Volume 8 displays work from six exhibitions that appeared in the Yale School of Architecture gallery during the 2024-25 academic year.
Beginning in the Spring 2018 semester, the Yale School of Architecture Gallery launched a program to give students the opportunity to curate and stage exhibitions. The content is driven by student proposals and strives to be responsive to current interests and concerns in the school, while remaining open to the unique perspectives that stem from the breadth of our students’ backgrounds and outlooks.
This publication gathers six exhibitions from the 2024-25 academic year. The Fall slate spanned from an examination of queer public space in Sao Paulo to Bedouin women’s weaving techniques and on to the history of a prison rodeo. The Spring semester included another wide range of deep dives. We were treated to a gathering of the legacy and abiding talent of Black graduates at the school, followed by a careful study of the potential of material reclamation and reuse, and finished with a deeply researched disply of the architectural heritage of the 1970 Osaka Expo.
