Exhibit Columbus 2021 Exhibition

Exhibit Columbus 2021 Exhibition

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Exhibit Columbus is an exploration of architecture, art, design, and community that activates the design legacy of Columbus, Indiana.

New Middles: From Main Street to Megalopolis, What is the Future of the Middle City? on view August 21–November 28, 2021 in Columbus, Indiana. The 2021 Exhibition is powered by support from Cummins Inc. Sign up for our newsletter for latest news and events.

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Curated by Iker Gil and Mimi Zeiger, New Middles: From Main Street To Megalopolis, What Is The Future Of The Middle City? is the third emphasis of Exhibit Columbus’ widely praised two-year pattern of programming that actuates the plan tradition of Columbus through a conference, plan introductions, and a presentation.

At a second when reflection, inventiveness, and development is generally expected to imagine better approaches for being, New Middles expands on Columbus’ inheritance as a research facility for plan as community speculation to investigate the eventual fate of the focal point of the United States and the areas associated by the Mississippi Watershed.

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