Exhibitions

ACA Exhibition: The Architect: What Now

Venue: The Crypt, Sir John Soanes Church, One Marylebone, One Marylebone Road,London NW1

Date: 9 - 13 August 2011

Admission: Free

An ACA/Worshipful Company of Architects Exhibition. This exhibition has been sponsored by:

3D Reid

Aedas

Assael Architeture

Dezeen

Gundry and Ducker

Ironbound

John Williams Architect

Light Bureau

Make

Paul Davis and Partners

Populous

Service Point

The exhibition uses debate, inks, film, sound and sculpture to explore the momentous identity change facing the architectural profession. 
Its aim is to encourage visitors to define / redefine the role of the architect and understand what this means for the construction industry. 

In the weeks preceding the exhibition two questions will be asked: 
- It’s 2011: define ‘architect’ 
- It’s 2051: define ‘architect’ 

These will be distributed in the form of a postcard (see opposite) to practices, academics and graduates, and will then form the backdrop and main feature of the exhibition. 

The opening night, which will be attended by around 300 high-calibre architects, designers, engineers, artists, journalists, academics and students, will also feature a debate with a number of selected speakers. 

GET INVOLVED NOW AT WWW.WHATNOW2011.COM 

Media Partner: BD

Technical Partner: Nearly Normal

Press article: http://www.bdonline.co.uk/news/aca-and-bd-co-host-future-of-the-architect-debate/5018339.article

The event flier can be downloaded here

22 May 2010, St Marks Church, N Audley Street, London W1
A dynamic, high quality and professionally curated exhibition was mounted by the Association of Consultant Architects at St Marks Church N Audley Street. The exhibition featured the work of Louis Hellman, cartoonist to the architectural profession. See www.louishellman.com
The exhibition was sponsored by Towergate Professional Indemnity, ADI Systems and Euro Colour Print.

Vision05 Exhibition Art by Architects at the Left Wing Gallery - Nov/Dec 2005

8 November - 3 December 2005
A dynamic, high quality and professionally curated exhibition was mounted by the Association of Consultant Architects at The Left Wing Gallery, Duke of York Square, London SW3.

All architects were invited to submit up to three works in any medium, including paintings, sculpture, photography, animation and video art.

There was an emphasis on contemporary art, and entries by young architects and students were particularly encouraged.

Selected works were sold at the exhibition, and prizes worth thousands of pounds were awarded.