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University of Washington

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2004 Exhibitions:

Axel Lieber: Release
Dec 3,2004–May 1,2005
Take Me Out to the Ball Game
Nov 29,2004–Jan 23,2005
WOW: The Work of the Work
Nov 6,2004–Feb 6,2005
Emmet Gowin: Changing the Earth
Aug 21,2004–Oct 31,2004
Santiago Calatrava: The Architect's Studio
Jul 17,2004–Nov 14,2004
The Pretenders
Jul 17,2004–Oct 10,2004
Alex Morrison: New Work
Jul 17,2004–Oct 31,2004
Wesley Wehr: In Memoriam
Jul 17,2004–Oct 10,2004
2004 University of Washington MFA Exhibition
May 29,2004–Jun 20,2004
Selections from the Collection of William and Ruth True
May 7,2004–Oct 3,2004
Generations in Photography
Apr 16,2004–Jul 18,2004
Trisha Brown: Dance and Art in Dialogue, 1961-2001
Mar 20,2004–Jul 18,2004
Roy McMakin: A Door Meant as Adornment
Feb 7,2004–May 9,2004
Ellen Gallagher: Preserve/Murmur
Jan 17,2004–Apr 18,2004
HEEL!
Jan 10,2004–Apr 11,2004
HOVER: Polly Apfelbaum and Pae White
Oct 18,2003–Jan 4,2004
Lee Bul: Live Forever
Oct 18,2003–Jan 11,2004
Flirting with Rodchenko
Oct 17,2003–Jan 11,2004
Reflecting on the Skyspace: Architecture and Light
Oct 17,2003–Jan 11,2004
The Inspired Legacy of Elizabeth Bayley Willis
Sep 26,2003–Jan 4,2004
James Turrell: Knowing Light
Mar 21,2003–Feb 8,2004
Light Reign, James Turrell Skyspace
Permanent Installation

Santiago Calatrava: The Architect's Studio

North Galleries

July 17, 2004 – November 14, 2004

“Santiago Calatrava: The Architect’s Studio” highlighted the work of one of the most celebrated and original architects of his time. From the Olympic Sports complex in Athens to the PATH terminal at New York’s Ground Zero, Calatrava is responsible for many signature contemporary building sites. This exhibition presented these projects within the context of his entire career, with special attention to the Lyon TGV Station, the Milwaukee Art Museum, the Tenerife Concert Hall, and two of his extraordinary bridges, along with his continuing work in Valencia, Spain and Malmo, Sweden. This exhibition afforded a first-hand view of Calatrava’s renowned and groundbreaking designs, his creative working practice, as well as an experiential perspective on his built projects.

Jordan Howland, Curatorial Coordinator

Support for this exhibition has been provided by the Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, City of Seattle; NBBJ Group; Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati; Magnusson Klemencic Associates; Bon-Macy’s; España Acción Cultural Exterior; Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects; Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership; LMN Architects; Donnally Architects; and donors to the Henry Art Gallery Contemporary Art Fund. In-kind support provided by the Grand Hyatt Seattle, The Stranger, KEXP 90.3 FM, AIA Seattle, and Peter Miller Books.
Organized by the Henry Art Gallery and Kristen Kiser, independent curator

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