1h 11 min

REGISTER - NICHOLAS OLSBERG Register - Architecture & Landscape

    • Design

In this episode Laura Evans and Matt Wells talk with the Historian and curator Nicholas Olsberg.

Nicholas is a former director of the Canadian Centre of Architecture, and is a prolific writer. He has curated many exhibitions about architects and architecture and in this conversation shares his views about the role of the curator in this context. In particular he speaks about the need to make exhibitions which present those visiting with vivid moments of engagement with the subject - a particular challenge in architecture when by necessity only an alibi for the subject the visitor will be engaging with.


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Credits:
Register is the Research Centre in the Department of Architecture & Landscape at the Kingston School of Art, Kingston University London kingstonarchitecture.london

Head of Department: Mary Johnson
Producer: Laura Evans / Andrew Clancy
Interviewer: Laura Evans / Matt Wells
Editor: Andrew Clancy
Music: Poddington Bear - Rainbow Architecture

In this episode Laura Evans and Matt Wells talk with the Historian and curator Nicholas Olsberg.

Nicholas is a former director of the Canadian Centre of Architecture, and is a prolific writer. He has curated many exhibitions about architects and architecture and in this conversation shares his views about the role of the curator in this context. In particular he speaks about the need to make exhibitions which present those visiting with vivid moments of engagement with the subject - a particular challenge in architecture when by necessity only an alibi for the subject the visitor will be engaging with.


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Credits:
Register is the Research Centre in the Department of Architecture & Landscape at the Kingston School of Art, Kingston University London kingstonarchitecture.london

Head of Department: Mary Johnson
Producer: Laura Evans / Andrew Clancy
Interviewer: Laura Evans / Matt Wells
Editor: Andrew Clancy
Music: Poddington Bear - Rainbow Architecture

1h 11 min