Exhibiting architecture: a paradox?

I.

Mining the paradox / Eeva-Liisa Pelkonen

Out of site/In plain view: On the origins and actuality of the architecture exhibition / Barry Bergdoll

II.

Exhibition as medium

Out of place: Circulating monuments / Mari Lending

Exhibitions, objects, and the emergence of modernism in Germany / Wallis Miller

Campo Urbano, Como, 1969 / Romy Golan

Immersive environments

Exhibitions against architecture: the Trigon Biennale in 1967 and 1969 / Paula Burleigh

Between image and apparatus: Structures Gonflables, April 1968 / Craig Buckley

E.A.T. in Osaka, 1970: Transducing technology / Mark Wasiuta

Public encounters

Theo Crosby's environment games, 1956-1973 / Simon Sadler

The contested subject: the greater Number at the 1968 XIV Triennale of Milano / Federica Vannucchi

Towards paper architecture: Tallinn and Moscow / Andres Kurg

Curatorial acts

Demonstrations as a curatorial practice: The exhibition scene at Moderna Museet from she to ARARAT, 1966-1976 / Helena Mattson

Hans Hollein as "Everythingizer," Hans Hollein as curator / Liane Lefaivre

Exhibiting Ideologies: Architecture at the Venice Biennale, 1968-1980 / Lea-Catherine Szacka

"We fight the battle with the drawings on the walls": Exhibiting architecture at the Architectural Association / Irene Sunwoo

III.

Dialogues

Contemporary exhibitions in dialogue / Philippe Rahm

Exhibitions matter / Henry Urbach

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