the University Honors Program, the Institute for Advanced Study, the College of Design, and Northrop Present

100 Years of Student Drawings - Panel Discussion

A Panel discussion of the Northrop Gallery exhibit on the School of Architecture’s Centennial
Past event
Dec 03, 2014
100 Years of Student Drawings - Panel Discussion

A conversation/panel discussion with Jane Hession, curator of the current Northrop Gallery exhibit of 100 Years of Student Drawings,  John Cuningham, architect, and one of the former students whose work is featured in the exhibit. 

Celebrating the reopening of Northrop Hall and the Centennial of the School of Architecture, the exhibition100 Years of Student Drawings displays drawings from the Beaux-Arts era through the digital age, showing a range of building types, media, and individual expression, including two drawings by two “Monuments Men,” Ralph Warner Hammett and Walter John Huchthausen.

Panelists will include Jane Hession, exhibit curator, reflecting on its impetus, research, and implementation, John Cuningham, architect, reflecting on his experience as a student and the role his drawing training has played in his work, and Katherine Solomonson, U of M professor, reflecting on the exhibit and what it tells us about the last 100 years of architecture.