Mimi Zeiger and Iker Gil selected for inaugural Exhibit Columbus Curatorial Fellowship
Architect Iker Gil and critic Mimi Zeiger have been selected for the inaugural 2020-2021 Curatorial Fellowship created by Exhibit Columbus. The pair is slated to co-curate the 2020 Exhibit Columbus Symposium as well as the 2021 Exhibit Columbus Exhibition. Zeiger is a Los Angeles-based curator, critic, and editor, while Chicago-based Gil leads MAS Studio, the nonprofit MAS Context, and is also the executive director of the SOM Foundation. According to a press release announcing the selection, "Gil and Zeiger bring an extensive background in researching and creating exhibitions and publications around architecture and design through themes related to alternative histories of modernism, cities and the urgencies of civic space, resiliency, and connectivity." Describing the goals of the Curatorial Fellowship, Exhibit Columbus Director Anne Surak explains, “Exhibit Columbus is excited to build upon its first two cycles by introducing new curatorial voices to the third iteration of the pr...
Architect Iker Gil and critic Mimi Zeiger have been selected for the inaugural 2020-2021 Curatorial Fellowship created by Exhibit Columbus. The pair is slated to co-curate the 2020 Exhibit Columbus Symposium as well as the 2021 Exhibit Columbus Exhibition.
Zeiger is a Los Angeles-based curator, critic, and editor, while Chicago-based Gil leads MAS Studio, the nonprofit MAS Context, and is also the executive director of the SOM Foundation. According to a press release announcing the selection, "Gil and Zeiger bring an extensive background in researching and creating exhibitions and publications around architecture and design through themes related to alternative histories of modernism, cities and the urgencies of civic space, resiliency, and connectivity."
Describing the goals of the Curatorial Fellowship, Exhibit Columbus Director Anne Surak explains, “Exhibit Columbus is excited to build upon its first two cycles by introducing new curatorial voices to the third iteration of the pr...
