Exhibit Columbus
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Exhibit Columbus
Exhibit Columbus is an annual design event that celebrates design and architecture from Columbus, Indiana. It is hosted by the Indianapolis Museum of Art in collaboration with the Columbus Area Visitors Center, the Landmark Columbus Foundation, and the Irwin-Sweeney-Miller Foundation. The event includes tours, lectures, and workshops that explore the history and relevance of design in Columbus. Visitors are also invited to take part in interactive events, such as interactive mapping, scavenger hunts, and hands-on activities. Through these activities, participants can discover more about the unique design history of Columbus and its impact on the world. In addition, Exhibit Columbus also provides educational resources, such as fact sheets and booklets, which are aimed at providing further information about the city's design heritage.
Columbus, Indiana, design, architecture, interactive, history.
Exhibit Columbus
Exhibit Columbus is an annual event that takes place in Indiana, United States. It was initiated by a local university, and it is an ever-evolving exploration of architecture, art, design and community. It is a celebration of the city’s unique design heritage, emphasizing the relevance of modern design to today’s cultural, economic and educational challenges. The event includes a variety of activities, from lectures, guided tours and talks to exhibitions, installations and other activities. Moreover, it also provides an opportunity to discover the architectural and historical resources of the city of Columbus.
Architecture, design, heritage, Indiana, Columbus, annual event.
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