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UPCOMING & CURRENT EVENTS

2.09.18 - 3.23.18 [Opening February 8 2018, 6 - 9 pm]
DRAWBOT #2 Select portions from A Catalog of Difference to be exhibited at AA[n+1] gallery in Paris.
Co-exhibited with the works of Young+Ayata.

AA[n+1]
96 rue de Cléry 75002 Paris
Wednesday - Saturday: 12 - 7 pm and on appointment

DRAWBOT #2
Post-Digital Drawing in Architecture and Art
Andrew Lucia, Young & Ayata

At first glance, the artefacts presented in the second edition of Drawbot may leave you wondering. Including what appears to be mineral aggregates and alien plants and corals, plaster prototypes and photo-real renderings on glossy paper, the exhibits do not appear to fall into the traditional understanding of what architectural drawing is.

The works by architects Andrew Lucia and Young & Ayata stem from researches on the mutations of architectural representation and question the distribution of sensible information brought about by the digital procedures of image production. In doing so, they open architecture to a new, strange, materiality that challenges the set of conventions that have historically regulated the degree of realism of the architectural drawing.

Exhibition curated by Emmanuelle Chiappone-Piriou and Leslie Ware.

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ABOUT AREA
In 2017-2018, AREA Institute presents a program that explores the nature of drawing in the post-digital era. A traditional architectural medium, drawing is being radically redefined by the computational turn, through the use of digital design, visualization and fabrication techniques. DRAWBOT presents projects by architects, artists and computation scientists through a series of 4 exhibitions, workshops and talks. It explores the mutations of contemporary drawing, produced or influenced by robotic technologies, artificial intelligence, simulation procedures and genetic algorithms, and its reconnection to abstraction, imagination and materiality.

PAST EVENTS

9.29.17 - 10.29.17
A Catalog of Difference: Exhibition of research undertaken by Andrew Lucia for the Cass Gilbert Visiting Fellowship, School of Architecture, University of Minnesota.

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163 Plymouth St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Monday - Friday: 8am - 6pm
Sunday: 11am - 6pm

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2.2.17 - 4.30.17
A Catalog of Difference: Exhibition of research undertaken by Andrew Lucia for the Cass Gilbert Visiting Fellowship, School of Architecture, University of Minnesota.

Goldstein Museum of Design, HGA Gallery, Rapson Hall, UMN East Bank
2.1.17
Opening Reception, 6pm

3.27.17
Book launch and Lecture, 5pm

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10.16
Between Categories; Sullivan's Parallelism published in the Cornell Journal of Architecture, Volume 10 on the theme of Spirits. Lucia's article explores issues of computation, mysticism, and non-Euclidean geometry through the lens of Louis Sullivan's final 1924 treatise, A System of Architectural Ornament According with a Philosophy of Man's Powers.

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9.9.16
Three new collaborative works by Andrew Lucia & Giffen Clark Ott will be featured in the upcoming exhibit TOO REAL, opening Friday, September 9 at the Ridge Space Gallery in Oakland, CA.

Study on an Image of a Column, Study on an Image of Ornament, & Study on an image of a Radiator, 2016. Andrew Lucia & Giffen Clark Ott

TOO REAL
Tyler Eash, curator

OPENING NIGHT: FRIDAY SEP 9, 7PM
"Too Real", an exhibition about "unrealities", artificiality, and the transcendental utopias of the digital world. Five international artist/architects have developed works that mimic, represent, or create systems of nature. The data of these systems is visualized as false serene landscapes and is manifested in the forms of sculpture, photography, and sound.

Ridge Space, 634 15th Street, Oakland, CA 94612

Andrew Lucia
Martin Fields Miller
Giffen Clark Ott
Jon Eckhaus
Tyler Barker

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6.22.2016
Andrew Lucia, Iroha Ito, and Samuel Fletcher are 1st Round Finalists for The Secret Life of Buildings symposium and exhibition at the School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin.

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VELOCITY MEADOWS, Five Dream Episodes for solo oboe, chamber winds, electronics, & video. Composition by Christopher Stark with visuals by Andrew Lucia, 2015.

Confirmed Dates with more to follow:

3.20.2016
St. Cloud State Wind Ensemble, Catharine Sinon Bushman, conductor
Heather Peyton, oboe
St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, MN

3.6.2016
Cornell University Wind Ensemble, James Spinazzola, conductor
Emily DiAngelo, oboe
Bailey Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

3.4.2016
TCNJ Wind Ensemble, David Vickerman, conductor
Kathy Mitchell, soprano sax
Mildred and Ernest E. Mayo Concert Hall, The College of New Jersey, Ewing, NJ

2.12.2016
UBC Symphonic Wind Ensemble, Robert Ambrose, guest conductor
Beth Orson, oboe
Chan Shun Concert Hall, The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, CA

11.13.2015
Montana State University Wind Ensemble, Nathan Stark, conductor
Beth Antonopoulos, oboe
Montana State University, Bozeman, MT

10.22.2015
University of Kansas Wind Ensemble, Paul Popiel, conductor
Margaret Marco, oboe
Lied Center of Kansas, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS

10.15.2015
University of Puget Sound Wind Ensemble, Gerard Morris, conductor
Dan Williams, oboe
Schneebeck Concert Hall, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA

9.15.2015 8pm
Hodgson Wind Ensemble, Cynthia Johnston Turner, conductor
Reid Messich, oboe
Hodgson Hall, University of Georgia, Athens, GA

5.20.2015
Central Washington University Wind Ensemble, Larry Gookin, conductor
Jennifer Gookin Cavanaugh, guest soloist, oboe
McIntyre Music Building Concert Hall, Ellensburg, WA

3.3.2015
(World Premier)
University of Montana Symphonic Wind Ensemble, James Smart, conductor
Jennifer Gookin Cavanaugh, oboe
Music Recital Hall, University of Montana, Missoula, MT

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3.19.2015
Paper presentation. Lucia, Andrew. “Sympathy & Surface; in depth & difference” Proceedings of the 103rd ACSA Conference, Toronto, CA, 2015.

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12.20.2014
The historic construction of ornamental plates from Louis Sullivan's final treatise, A System of Architectural Ornament according with a Philosophy of Man's Powers, is conducted through the visual representation seminar Sympathy & Surface; in depth & difference (ARCH 4509/6509 Special Topics in Visual Representation I, Fall 2014) taught by Visiting Lecturer and Critic Andrew Lucia, Cornell AAP.

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6.2014
Klein, K. “see music, hear architecture: a fruitful collaboration” Ezra, Ithaca, NY, VOL. VI NO. 4, SUMMER.

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5.2014 :: Rethinking Xenakis and the Role of Information in the Immediate Production of Architectural Affects from the MIA-AIM (Music in Architecture-Architecture in Music) Symposium, University of Texas, Austin. Published in CENTER 18.

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5.6.2014
i don't recall [amarcord.2], a multimedia collaboration between Taylan Cihan & Andrew Lucia, released on a DVD, Pixel Hexing, from Bicephalic Records.

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4.14.14
"Prototyping Interactive Nonlinear Nano-to-Micro Scaled Material Properties and Effects at the Human Scale" wins best paper award at SimAUD2014, Tampa, FL.

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1.21.14 - 2.21.14
Portraits, an exhibition, opens. Hartell Gallery, Cornell University AAP, Ithaca, NY. This exhibition is set to sound by Taylan Cihan. Closing reception 2.21.14. Official gallery webstie.

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11.18.13
KaTi Dental Office opens.

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10.4 & 10.11-10.12.2013
World Premiere; BIENNALE. October 4th, 11th, & 12th, 2013.
The Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia.

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4.11-12.2013
Card I competes in the Georgia Tech 2013 Margaret Guthman Musical Instrument Competition taking place in Atlanta. Jury panel to include Laurie Anderson, David Wessel, and Richard Devine.

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5.6.2012
Cornell Symphony Orchestra to perform An (world premiere) by Taylan Cihan with visual production by Andrew Lucia. CSO Information here.

Cornell Symphony Orchestra Concert on Sunday, May 6 at 3PM in Bailey hall.

Program:
Taylan Cihan: An (world premiere)
New work for amplified accordion, orchestra and electronics
Annie Lewandowski, Accordion
Andrew Lucia, Live visuals

Sergei Prokofiev: Symphony No. 5 in Bb major, Op. 100

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2.18.2012
i don't recall [amarcord.1], "a multimedia collaboration between Taylan Cihan and AAP visiting faculty Andrew Lucia exploring live visuals and sound." This performance is presented by the Cornell Department of Music as part of the Cornell Contemporary Chamber Players event series.

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10.22.2011
Traces on the Farther Side premiers at Picture Ray Studio, NYC.

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10.19-22.2011
Paper presentation: Rethinking Xenakis and the Role of Information in the Immediate Production of Architectural Affects at the MIA-AIM (Music in Architecture-Architecture in Music) Symposium, University of Texas, Austin.

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7.12-15.2011
Paper presentation: Memory, Difference, and Information: Generative Architectures Latent to Material & Perceptual Plasticity at the 2011 Information Visualization Conference, London.

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4.10.2011 :: Biennale receives grant support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

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2.19.2010 :: Branching Morphogenesis wins first place for Illustration category and featured on cover of Science Magazine.

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THE LANGUAGE OF LANDSCAPES
(2017, unreleased)

Composition by Christopher Stark
with visuals by Andrew Lucia

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