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SUMMARY:'Designing Research | Reimagining Housing' exhibition by cityLAB
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception: December 6\, 2025 at 6:00PM\nExhibition Runs from December 5\, 2025 – January 9\, 2026 \n\nDesigning Research | Reimagining Housing \ncityLAB is UCLA’s interdisciplinary hub for design-driven urban research. Although housed within UCLA’s Architecture and Urban Design Department\, cityLAB’s impact extends beyond Los Angeles. cityLAB is unique as it represents both an academic think tank and a practical “do”-tank. Comprised of architects\, designers\, planners\, and humanists\, cityLAB works within four primary researchareas: Reimagining Housing\, Framing the Commons\, Marking Narratives\, and Radical Pedagogies. \nThe projects in this exhibition represent four of cityLAB’s most significant Reimagining Housing projects to date – Accessory Dwelling Units; Education Workforce Housing; Small Lots\, Big Impacts; and Altadena Prefab Showcase. While each of the four housing projects is are unique\, all four projects have each followed a similar research process from early think tank evaluation to “do”-tank production. cityLAB’s process begins with Research and Outreach\, before moving to Accessible Documentation\, Prototyping\, Impactful Legislation\, Capacity Building\, and Built Demonstration. This process is what defines cityLAB’s work\, and it allows the lab to have catalytic impacts that open up new possibilities for the field of architecture to create more just urban futures. \nLearn More
URL:https://woodbury.edu/event/designing-research-reimagining-housing-exhibition-by-citylab/
LOCATION:Wedge Gallery\, 7500 N Glenoaks Blvd\, Burbank\, CA\, 91504\, United States
CATEGORIES:School of Architecture,Woodbury Galleries
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SUMMARY:Michael Dee's Peaches and Cream
DESCRIPTION:March 7 – 28\, 2025\nOpening Reception | Friday\, March 7 from 6-9pm\nWoodbury University is pleased to announce Michael Dee’s Peaches & Cream\, a solo exhibition of 16 large-scale digital photographs and 3 cast metal sculptures\, opening March 7\, 2025 in the Nan Rae Gallery. This exhibition expands on Dee’s complex visual vernacular that includes an aesthetic derived from an inherent curiosity and a process-based approach to art making; Dee is equal part technical wizard and art impresario\, his images originally derived from the picturesque natural world\, yet reconstituted in the camera to reflect a deep and abiding commitment to the ever-shifting natural landscape seemingly under siege by the imminent danger of climate change and global warming. \nDee’s process is both investigative and strangely mythic — his approach more like a visual anthropologist than a straight-up photographer. The work also demonstrates a distinctly 19th century sensibility while also embracing a neo-conceptual aesthetic; one might even go so far as to describe Dee as a combination of Auguste Renoir and Andy Warhol. The attention to detail in the work is startlingly alive as each of the 16 large-scale photographs of hummingbirds appears hyper-realistic and very nearly alien. These are not literal documents of the natural world so much as they are a living tableau of a disappearing world. Dee creates a strangely idyllic space within the gallery where healing and reflection can occur amid the turbulence and painful realities of daily living. His sculptures of the snow-owl and penguin stand as immovable witnesses to both the passage of time and our own transitory nature as the world around us vanishes daily.  \nMichael Dee has exhibited widely in galleries and museums in London\, New York\, Los Angeles\, Cleveland\, Philadelphia\, Miami\, Houston\, Seattle\, Mexico City\, Montreal\, Osaka\, Normandie\, and Cologne. His work is included in the Weisman Collection\, The Joan Quinn Collection\, The Long Beach Museum of Art\, and the Perez Museum of Art.   \nMore Information About Michael Dee.
URL:https://woodbury.edu/event/michael-dees-peaches-and-cream/
LOCATION:Nan Rae Gallery\, 7500 N. Glenoaks Blvd\, Burbank\, CA\, 91504\, United States
CATEGORIES:School of Media, Culture & Design,Woodbury Galleries
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