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Columbus Symposium took place virtually amid the COVID-19 pandemic from September 15 through October 29. For the 2021 Exhibit Columbus theme, "New Middles", the Symposium explored the question "what is the future of The Middle City?" by engaging with designers, landscape architects,
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Futures," in the fall of 2016 and inaugural exhibition in the fall of 2017, symposia have occurred in 2018, 2020, 2022 and exhibitions in 2019, 2021, and 2023. Exhibit Columbus has four key components: The Miller Prize, High School Design Team,
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Columbus Symposium took place on October 21 and 22 where conversations were held between professionals and community leaders. The 2022 Symposium focused on public events hosted by J. Irwin and Xenia S. Miller prize recipients, University Design Research Fellows, High School Design
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proclaimed that the symposium was "unburdened by the lack of old-school historic preservation and architectural history thought chains, and discussion instead focused on innovation, creativity, and participation over historical facts delivered by academics." Over four days about 1200 attendees
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Exhibit Columbus began in late 2014, and the project was officially launched on 5 May 2016 in Columbus as a program of Heritage Fund—The Community Foundation of Bartholomew County. It receives funding from a number of local and regional individuals, foundations, and
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Garduno, Owen Hebert, Brooke Leslie, Sam Loheide, Nettie Meeks, Max Nash, Judah Nickoll, Bryce Olson, Ashley Perez, Gloria Phillips, Grishma Pitkar, Joycee Redman, Beatriz Santana, Trent Tyree, Vaughan
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In 2018 five studios were selected as Miller Prize winners from a short list. These studios were selected for their commitment to using art and architecture to improve people's lives and make cities better places to live. After the 2019 Design
Presentations in January 2019,
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The 2023 Exhibition's theme refers to "creating meaningful connections between people and public spaces that they share". The opening weekend for "Public by Design" is August 25 and 26. The fourth cycle of
Exhibit Columbus highlights thirteen outdoor installations.
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In 2016 ten designers were paired at one of the five sites in a competition to see which team would be selected by a jury for the opportunity to build an installation in conversation with the past while exploring the future of design and fabrication.
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These fellowships were created to showcase current research by leading professors of architecture and design and highlight innovative research that explores ways that architecture and design can improve people's lives and make cities stronger.
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artists, and thinkers. The
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Columbus. Funding from the project has come from a number of individuals, corporations, and foundations in the region, including the
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On 10 December the 10 Miller Prize finalists presented their concepts to a jury that will decide the winners. The presentations took place at Columbus City Hall. The jury for the competition consisted of:
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experienced sessions in many of the historic buildings throughout Columbus. The symposium culminated with introductory remarks from the 2019 Miller Prize Winners.
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From Main Street to Megalopolis, What is the Future of the Middle City?
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who created 100 unique tables for an installation in front of
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Indiana and Kentucky, and the Indianapolis Museum of Art at
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Daniel Luis Martinez and Etien Santiago (Indiana University)
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