David Burns’ research examines the role of media in the creation of historiographies of sites of colonisation. His practice-based PhD focused on the Woomera Rocket Range in South Australia, specifically Maralinga, the site of the British nuclear weapons tests in the 1950s and 1960s. His thesis was twofold. The first volume was a written thesis tracing multiple and often conflicting histories of Maralinga via its landscape, the effects of repeated acts of colonisation, and its past and current Indigenous population. This was accompanied by an archive containing 2,500 media objects including found photography, drawings, court records, newsreels, scientific studies, and memorabilia. The second volume also included a new collection of still and moving image work completed during fieldwork in South Australia in 2018.
His research outputs include a variety of publications and articles, combined with an extensive history of exhibitions and commissions. He is currently working on a book of photography and essays titled Inearthed to be published in 2021 and a series of commissioned essays.
David has two decades of experience in higher education in the United States, Australia, and the U.K. He currently leads Media Studies at the Royal College of Art School of Architecture and recently completed a PhD at the Centre for Research Architecture at Goldsmiths, University of London.
david(@)burns.art
Education
2019
Doctor of Philosophy
Centre for Research Architecture, Goldsmiths, University of London
"The Material-Media Histories of Maralinga"
Susan Schuppli and Eyal Weizman, supervisors
2000
Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design
Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation
1996
Bachelor of Architecture
University of Tennessee
Academic Experience
2015-present
Royal College of Art School of Architecture, London, UK
Coordinator, Media Studies (2016-present)
Chair, Editorial Board (2020-present)
MA Arch Design Studio ADS7 Visiting Lecturer (2015-2019)
Master of Research Visiting Lecturer (2016-2017)
2009-2016
University of Technology Sydney School of Design, Sydney, Australia
Director and Senior Lecturer, Photography and Situated Media
2008-2009
University of Technology Sydney School of Architecture, Sydney, Australia
Senior Lecturer
2006-2007
Carnegie Mellon University Entertainment Technology Center, Pittsburgh, USA
Visiting Professor
2003-2007
Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture, Pittsburgh, USA
Adjunct Assistant Professor
2001-2003
Auburn University School of Architecture, Auburn, USA
Paul Rudolph Visiting Assistant Professor of Architecture
Professional Experience
2010-present
N Collective co-founder / N Editions founder
2000-2010
SO-AD
Director and Co-founder
2000-2001
Asymptote / Guggenheim Museum, New York, USA
Lead Designer
1998-1999
Holabird & Root, Chicago, USA
1998
DeStefano and Partners, Chicago, USA
1996-1997
McCarty Holsaple McCarty, Knoxville, USA
Invited Critic
2001-present
Architectural Association, Auburn University, Auburn University Rural Studio, UCL Bartlett March Urban Design, California College of the Arts School of Architecture, California College of the Arts School of Photography, Carnegie Mellon University School of Design, Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture, Columbia University GSAPP, Centre for Research Architecture – Goldsmiths University of London, Monash University, Ohio State University, National Art School Sydney, RMIT, Royal College of Art, Syracuse University London, University of Illinois at Chicago, University of New South Wales College of Fine Arts, University of Pittsburgh, University of South Australia, University of Sydney, University of Technology Sydney Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, University of Tennessee, University of Western Australia
Lectures, Panel Discussions, Interviews, Symposia, and Workshops
2020
Interlocutor: "Aric Chen: Architectures of the New Curatorial Lecture Series", RCA School of Architecture, London
2020
Interlocutor: “Potential History: Unlearning Imperialism”, Ariella Aïsha Azoulay in conversation with David Burns, Media Studies Annual Lecture, RCA School of Architecture, London
2020
Moderator: Representations / Investigations: Media in architecture, the territory and the urban", Architectural Association, London (cancelled due to COVID-19)
2020
Lecture: International Lecture Series, Royal College of Art, London (cancelled due to COVID-19)
2019
Lecture : "Apocalyptic Archives: Nuclear Landscapes & Material Histories" with Susan Schuppli
Birkbeck Architecture Space & Society Centre, London
2019
Lecture / Symposium: "The Material-Media Histories of Maralinga", Climate Summit
Architecture Association, London
2019
Chair / Symposium: The Camera as Tool at the symposium: The Medium is the Message
Magnum Photos, Barbican, London
2019
Keynote lecture / Symposium: “(Re)Mediated States or A Nuclear Futures False Positive”, Representations/Investigations: Media in architecture, the territory and the urban
Architecture Association, London
2019
Symposium: "Sense-detection Colonialism", Image/Object Symposium
Royal College of Art, London
2018
Symposium: “So our future was broken.”, Nuclear Culture Research Symposium
Goldsmiths, University of London
2018
Lecture: "Extraterritoriality and the Bomb"
Monash University, Melbourne VIC Australia
2018
Lecture: "Extraterritoriality and the Bomb"
University of Queensland, Brisbane QLD Australia
2018
Lecture: "Extraterritoriality and the Bomb"
University of the New South Wales, Sydney NSW Australia
2017
Workshop: Nuit Blanche Design Charette
Ecole Superior d’Architecture and Paris College of Art, Paris France
2017
Lecture: “Memory and the Copy: Thomas Demand and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe"
Royal College of Art MPhil, London, UK
2016
Moderator: Keynote Roundtable for Photography in Academic Research
UCL, London, UK
2015
Lecture: "Politics, the Political, and the Image"
University of New South Wales, College of Art and Design, Sydney NSW Australia
2015
Panel Discussion: "Shaun Gladwell in Conversation with Greg Ferris and David Burns"
University of New South Wales, College of Art and Design, Sydney NSW Australia
2015
Lecture: "5 Years of Photography and Situated Media", UTS, Sydney NSW Australia
2014
Panel Discussion: "Architecture as Public Art: Beyond the Object", David Burns, Sam Spurr, and Urtzi Grau, Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation, Sydney NSW Australia
2014
Lecture: "The Political Image", UTS School of Architecture, Sydney NSW Australia
2014
Public Interview: "Robert Beson and Gabriele Ulacco in conversation with David Burns", Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation, Sydney NSW Australia
2014
Panel Discussion: "City, Spaces, and the Arts", SAMAG (Sydney Arts Management Advisory Group), Sydney NSW Australia
2013
Lecture: "Remaining Other", University of Sydney School of Architecture, Sydney NSW Australia
2013
Lecture/Workshop: "Remaining Other: Curating", Goldsmiths Centre for Research Architecture, Architectural Association, UCL Bartlett March Urban Design, London, UK
2013
Lecture/Workshop: "Remaining Other: Publishing", Goldsmiths Centre for Research Architecture, Architectural Association, UCL Bartlett March Urban Design, London, UK
2012
Lecture: "What Destroys What", Monash University, Melbourne VIC Australia
2012
Lecture: "Image and architecture", UTS School of Architecture, Sydney NSW Australia
2012
Lecture: "New Collectivity", University of Sydney, Sydney NSW Australia
2012
Workshop: "Dissonance", Audio Architecture, Arts Centre, Melbourne VIC Australia (N)
2012
Public Interview: Stefan Sagmeister with Sam Spurr, Sydney NSW Australia (N)
2012
Public Interview: Ilse Crawford with Sam Spurr, Sydne, NSW Australia (N)
2012
Public Interview: WORKac with Sam Spurr, Sydney NSW Australia (N)
2012
Public Interview: Rotor with Sam Spurr, Sydney NSW Australia (N)
2012
Public Interview: Broached Commissions with Sam Spurr, Sydney NSW Australia (N)
2012
Public Interview: Anthony Burke, Gerard Reinmuth, and Toko with Sam Spurr, Sydney NSW Australia (N)
2012
Lecture: "Collective Practice" with Sam Spurr, UTS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Sydney NSW Australia
2012
Panel Discussion: "The Real, Presence and Absence" hosted by Andrew Benjamin Sydney NSW Australia
2012
Lecture: "Partial Architectures Gallery Talk", Gallery 103, Knoxville, TN
2011
Symposium: "INDEX Forum" Sydney NSW Australia
2011
Lecture: "N", Pecha Kucha, Hyde Park, Sydney NSW Australia
2011
Lecture: "Reflections on the Australian Contribution to the 2011 Prague Quadrennial", DAB LAB Research Gallery
2011
Lecture: "Ketamine, Corridors & Repetition", UTS School of Design, Bachelor of Design in Interior and Spatial Design
2011
Panel Discussion: "Curator's Talk", 2011 Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space, Prague, Czech Republic
2010
Symposium: "Co-isolated" with Richard Goodwin, Michael Snape, Adrian Lahoud, Tarsha Finney, Adam Jasper, Adam Geczy, Sydney NSW Australia
2010
Workshop: "Beirut Workshop" with Adrian Lahoud and Adam Jasper, UTS School of Architecture and School of Design
2009
Lecture: "Ketamine, Corridors & Repetition", University of Illinois at Chicago School of Architecture
2009
Lecture: "Triptychs, Images and Vitriol", University of Sydney, Sydney NSW Australia
2009
Lecture: "Triptychs and Other Obsessions", DAB LAB Gallery, Sydney NSW Australia
2008
Lecture: "Image as Architecture", University of Western Australia, Perth WA Australia
2008
Lecture: "Messy Digital", PTW Architecture, Sydney NSW Australia
2008
Lecture: "Image as Architecture", Terroir Architecture, Sydney NSW Australia
2008
Lecture: "Image as Architecture", UTS School of Architecture, Sydney NSW Australia
2008
Lecture: "DIY", Pecha Kucha Sydney V10, MLC Centre, Martin Place, Sydney NSW Australia
2008
Lecture: "Proximities", SONA 2008, Sydney NSW Australia
2008
Lecture: "Proximities", University of Technology, Sydney, Sydney NSW Australia
2007
Panel Discussion: "The State of the Image in Architecture", moderator, 937 Liberty Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA
2007
Lecture: "Digital Design and Fabrication in Contemporary Practice", Pittsburgh Builds AIA Convention, Pittsburgh, PA
2007
Lecture: "Recent SO-AD Work", Carnegie Mellon University School of Design, Pittsburgh, PA
2006
Panel Discussion: "Architecture, Sustainability and Education", 2006 AIAS Quadrant Conference, Pittsburgh, PA
2003
Workshop: "Borderlands", Havana, Cuba, Auburn University
2003
Conference Presentation: "IDM: Introduction to Digital Media", Oklahoma State University, 19th National Conference on the Beginning Design Student
2003
Lecture: "Recent SO-AD Work", University of Pittsburgh, Architecture Club Lecture Series
Solo Exhibitions
2012
Partial Architectures, EDGE studio Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA
2012
Partial Architectures, Gallery 103, Knoxville, TN
2009
Triptych 01, DAB LAB Gallery, Sydney, NSW Australia
2005
ENDonEND, Future Tenant Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA
2002
Strategy - Recent Work by SO-AD, Auburn University, Auburn, AL
1998
Sewn Steel with Jill Daves, 2111 S. Griffith, Champaign, IL
Group Exhibitions
2014
Todd McMillan, Michael Moran, David Burns: New Work, Carlton Project Space, Sydney, NSW Australia
2014
20x20x20, NG Gallery, Sydney, NSW Australia
2012
What Destroys What, Firstdraft Gallery, Sydney, NSW Australia
2012
Past Futures, Present, Futures, Storefront for Art and Architecture, New York, NY
2012
Co-isolated: Richard Goodwin, Michael Snape, David Burns Wentworth Mine, Lucknow, NSW
Sponsored by the Orange Regional Gallery, Orange, NSW Australia
2010
Co-isolated: Richard Goodwin, Michael Snape, David Burns Sydney, NSW Australia
2009
Remodelling Architecture Australian Architecture Association, Sydney Customs House, Sydney, NSW
2008
Abundant Australia, Venice Architecture Biennale, Australian Pavilion, Venice, Italy
2007
Arise Braddock, PA
2008
Sydney Future Visions, Sydney Customs House, Sydney, NSW Australia with Anthony Burke, Joanne Jakovich and others
2007
Artwalk, The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, PA
2007
First Night Pittsburgh 2007, Fifth Avenue Place, Pittsburgh, PA
2007
The Charm Bracelet, Project Children's Museum of Pittsburgh
2006
Partisan Project 2006, 5151 Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA
2006
Unconscious Alabama, Auburn, AL
2006
AIGA PGH 100, Three Rivers Arts Festival Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA
2005
Threads, Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture Gallery
2005
By Design, Three Rivers Arts Festival Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA
2005
Gestures, Mattress Factory Museum of Contemporary Art, Pittsburgh, PA
2003
Sept 11 / 7 Projects, Auburn University, Auburn, AL
2003
Peep Show, ArtCity, Calgary, AB Canada
2001
Architectural Laboratories, Arch Moscow, Central House of the Artist, Moscow, Russia
with Hani Rashid Studio, Columbia University: Paul Preissner, Megumi Tamanaha, Jason Tax and Dragana Zoric
2000
Architectural Laboratories, Venice Architecture Biennale, American Pavilion, Venice, Italy
with Hani Rashid Studio, Columbia University: Paul Preissner, Megumi Tamanaha, Jason Tax and Dragana Zoric
2000
End of Year Show, Columbia University, New York, NY
with Hani Rashid Studio, Columbia University: Paul Preissner, Megumi Tamanaha, Jason Tax and Dragana Zoric
Curation: exhibitions
2014
Jill Daves and Natalya Hughes Carlton Project Space. Sydney, Australia.
2014
Subtext Central. Sydney, Australia.
2013
Situations Boutwell Draper Gallery. Sydney, Australia.
2012
What Destroys What Firstdraft Gallery. Sydney, Australia.
2012
Dissonance Pin-up Gallery. Melbourne, Australia.
2011
Networks of surrender. Gwangju Design Biennale.
2011
How to be a good witness. Australian Architecture Section. Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space.
2011
Open Agenda Sydney Customs House.
2011
Chapters Queen Street Studios. Sydney, Australia.
2011
Alternate Realities Kensington Street Gallery. Sydney, Australia.
2010
Open Agenda Sydney Customs House.
2010
Hydra Queen Street Studios. Sydney, Australia.
2009
INDEX UTS Gallery. Sydney, Australia.
2008
Image Intervention UTS. Sydney, Australia.
2007
FLUX15 Three Rivers Arts Festival. Pittsburgh, USA.
2007
Continuum 937 Liberty Gallery. Pittsburgh, USA.
2007
Wrinkles 820 Liberty Gallery. Pittsburgh, USA.
2005
Patterning Carnegie Mellon University contribution to BEYOND MEDIA International Festival of Architecture and Media. Florence, Italy.
2005
Threads Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture. Pittsburgh, USA.
2002
Projections Auburn University. Auburn, USA.
2002
Sept 11 / 7 Projects Auburn University. Auburn, USA.
Curation: public events
2012
The Doppelgänger Parlour In: Kaldor Public Art Projects, Project #25: "The Dailies" by Thomas Demand. Sydney, Australia.
2012
The Mirror Parlour In: Kaldor Public Art Projects, Project #25: "The Dailies" by Thomas Demand. Sydney, Australia.
2012
In Conversation: Thomas Demand and Sylvia Lavin (2012) In: Kaldor Public Art Projects, Project #25: "The Dailies" by Thomas Demand. Sydney, Australia.
2012
In Conversation: Sylvia Lavin and Charles Rice (2012) In: Kaldor Public Art Projects, Project #25: "The Dailies" by Thomas Demand. Sydney, Australia.
Curation: lecture series
2016
International Lecture Series. Royal College of Art, London, UK.
Charles Renfro (Diller Scofidio + Renfro), Jeanne Gang, Chris Lee (Serie), Christian Kerez, Jean Phillipe Vassal (Lacaton & Vassal), Ascan Mergenthaler (Herzog & de Meuron)
2015
Image Studies Public Lecture Series. UTS. Sydney, Australia
Mike Parr, Fake Industries Architectural Agonism – Urtzi Grau and Cristina Goberna, Techa Noble, Geoffrey Batchen, Sebastian Goldspink, Tim Bruniges, Justine Varga, Marian Tubbs.
2014
Image Studies Public Lecture Series. UTS. Sydney, Australia.
David Claerbout, Krisztina Erdei, Geoffrey Batchen, Richard Bell, Richard Goodwin, Susan Best, nova Milne, Robert Beson, Ian Burns, Max Doyle, Joshua Heath, Claire Evans, Sarah Mosca and Kim Fasher, Samuel Hodge.
2013
Image Studies Public Lecture Series. UTS. Sydney, Australia.
David Claerbout, Krisztina Erdei, Geoffrey Batchen, Richard Bell, Richard Goodwin, Susan Best, nova Milne, Robert Beson, Ian Burns, Max Doyle, Joshua Heath, Claire Evans, Sarah Mosca and Kim Fasher, Samuel Hodge.
2012
Image Studies Public Lecture Series. UTS. Sydney, Australia.
Thomas Demand, Sylvia Lavin, Charles Rice, Kerstin Hacker, Judy Annear, Andrew Hurle, Adam Jasper, Andrew Benjamin, Robert Sinnerbrink, Jill Bennett, Daniel Palmer, Christopher Stewart and Soda_Jerk.
2011
Image Studies Public Lecture Series. UTS. Sydney, Australia
Gregory Crewdson, Bill Henson, Anne Ferran, Stephen Dupont, Blair French, Prudence Murphy, Liza Statton, Hayden Fowler and Conor O'Brien.
2007
School of Architecture Lecture Series. Carnegie Mellon University
Greg Lynn, Kazuyo Sejima, Anthony Burke, and more.
2004
School of Architecture Lecture Series, committee member. Carnegie Mellon University. Pittsburgh, USA.
2003
School of Architecture Lecture Series, co-coordinator. Carnegie Mellon University. Pittsburgh, USA
Hani Rashid, Aaron Betsky, Gilles Saucier, Louisa Hutton, and more.
2002
School of Architecture Lecture Series, co-coordinator. Auburn University.
Lebbeus Woods, Michael Bell, Preston Scott Cohen, Lucy Lippard, Mary Miss, Darrell Fields, Jennifer Bloomer, Robert Segrest.
2002
Symposium: Digital Boundaries, co-coordinator, Auburn University
Featuring Dennis Sheldon, Hermann Zschiegner, Jonas Coersmeier, Dean Di Simone, Joseph Kosinski, Shane Williamson, Marco Steinberg
Publications: Books
2021
Burns, D. (2021) As yet untitled monograph. (expected)
2018
Burns, D. (ed) (2018) RCA Architecture Research Folios. London: RCA School of Architecture.
2017
Burns, D. (ed) (2017) Fables for the Drone Age by Richard Goodwin. London: N Editions.
2017
Burns, D. (ed) (2017) RCA Architecture Research Folios. London: RCA School of Architecture.
2012
Burns, D. (ed) (2012) What Destroys What. Sydney: Firstdraft Gallery.
2009
Burns, D. (ed) (2009) AGENDA 2008. Sydney: UTS Books.
2014
Burns, D. (ed) (2014) Honours. Sydney: UTS Books.
2014
Burns. D. (ed) (2014) Jill Daves, Natalya Hughes. Sydney: N.
2014
Burns, D. (ed) (2014) Subtext. Sydney: UTS Books.
2013
Burns, D. (ed) (2013) Situations. Sydney: UTS Books.
Publications: Articles and chapters
2018
Burns, D. and Spurr, S. (2018) "How to be a Good Witness: The Architecture Curator". In: Brisbin, C. and Thiessen, M. (eds), The Routledge Companion to Criticality in Art, Architecture, and Design. London: Routledge, pp. 71-91.
2017
Burns, D. (2017) "The Eyes Have It and the Eyes Always Will.". e-flux. 1 January 2017.
2017
Burns, D. (2016) “The Pacific Solution.”. Disegno. Winter 2017.
2014
Burns. D. (2014) "Precious Inhabitants." Exhibition essay for Corporate Foyer by Michael Moran. Sydney: Firstdraft.
2014
Burns. D. (2014) "The Political Image." Subtext. Sydney: UTS Books.
2014
Burns, D. (2014) "Malleable and Mortal." Jill Daves, Natalya Hughes. Sydney: N Editions.
2014
Burns, D. (2015) “Agonistic Education.” Photofile. #96.
2013
Burns, D. and Spurr, S. (2013) “How to be a good witness: The Architecture Curator” Critique Conference Proceedings, University of South Australia.
2010
Burns, D. (2010) "Leichardt House by Terroir." Monument #99.
2005
Burns, D. (2005) "A Call for Parametric Design." In: Paola Giaconia (ed), Script. Florence: Editrice Compositori. pp. 16-19.
Interviews, Press, and Reviews
2012
Holt, Michael. “In Profile: N collective.” Australian Design Review
2012
Chatterjee, Anuradha. “N: Speaking in Different Voices.” World Architecture News Metro Blog
2012
Stanborough, Giselle. “Exact Space, Exact Time: Conversations about Context with David Burns of N.” Das Superpaper (Issue 23): 32-35.
2008
Neil Durbach, Vince Frost, Wendy Lewin, Kerstin Thompson and Gary Warner. Abundant Australia. Barton ACT Australia: Australian Institute of Architects, 2008.
2008
Harding, Laura. “Future Visions.” Architecture Australia (July/August 2008): 47-50.
2008
Neustein, David. “Sydney Future Visions.” Architecture Review Australia. (Issue 105): 30-32.
2007
Timothy McNulty. "Flux still showing its flexibility." Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. (June 14, 2007).
2007
Rosenblum, Charles. "Two student shows celebrate the possibilities in overlooked materials." City Paper. (May 17, 2007).
2007
Rosenblum, Charles. "Alluring Plans for Pittsburgh." Metropolis (online feature). (March 23, 2007).
2007
Rosenblum, Charles. "Works Like a Charm" The Architect's Newspaper. (March 21, 2007).
2007
Rosenblum, Charles. "A Children's Museum design competition proposes remaking the North Side as a "Charm Bracelet." City Paper. (February 22, 2007).
2007
Timothy McNulty. "Children's Museum displays Charm Bracelet revitalization proposals." Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. (February 14, 2007).
2007
Jennifer Baron . "Four design teams offer proposals to revitalize North Side." Pop City. (February 14, 2007).
2006
Thomas, Mary. "Partisan Project strikes again." Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. (October 5, 2006).
2006
“Digital Arts, Where aesthetics and science meet vision.” Carnegie Mellon Today. (February 2006):10-12.
2006
Thomas, Mary. "Art Review: North Side, Downtown shows brim with creativity." Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. (January 11, 2006).
2005
Jacobs, Karrie. "Warhol's Time Machine." Metropolis. (November 2005).
2005
Thomas, Mary. "Sweeping 'Gestures' brings together powerful images." Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. (July 18, 2005).
2005
Kneep, Gregory M. "The Work of Art." Pittsburgh City Paper. (June 30, 2005).
2005
Shaw, Kurt. "Site-specific exhibition makes good use of Mattress Factory's fourth floor." Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. (June 23, 2005).
2005
Rosenblum, Charles. "Off the Map - A design boldly goes where no art has gone before: into Pittsburgh streets." City Paper. (January 27, 2005).
2004
Shanley, Mike. "Pulpitations." Pulp Magazine. (January 29, 2004).
2002
Greg Lynn, Hani Rashid, Max Hollein, Mark Taylor. Architectural Laboratories. Rotterdam, Holland: NAi Publishers, 2002.
2001
Rashid, Hani. "Architectural Laboratories with Columbia University, New York." Young Blood, edited by Neil Spinner Architectural Design Volume 71, Number 1 (February 2001): 84-87.
2001
Salangin, Alexander. "Virtual Architecture: from America to Moscow." Four Rooms Number 16 (May 2001): 64-5.
2001
Hall, Peter. "The Rashid Machine." Metropolis (February 2001):41-49.
2001
Arch Moscow: 6th International Exhibition of Architecture, Moscow, Russia, 2001.
2000
Stanton, Michael. "Writhing forms and biomorphs invade Venice for this year's Biennale." Architectural Record (September 2000): 71.
2000
Irace, Fulvio. "Venezia. Architecttura. Biennale." Abitare 397 (July-August 2000): 52-68.
2000
Fuksas, Massimiliano. Less Aesthetics More Ethics: 7th International Architecture Exhibition. Venice, Italy: Marsilio, 2000.
2000
Abstract 99-00, Columbia University, New York, NY.
Memberships and External Appointments
2013-2016
Member, Standards Australia, Sydney NSW
2013-2016
Professional Member, National Association of the Visual Arts, Sydney NSW
2010-2015
Associate Member, UTS Centre for Contemporary Design Practices
2011-2014
Advisory Panel, Open Agenda, Sydney NSW
2011-2012
External Assessor for Photojournalism, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, UTS, Sydney NSW
2011 & 2012
Final Judge, British Council “Realise Your Dream” Competition, Sydney NSW
2011
External Assessor for Photography Honours, National Art School, Sydney NSW
Honours and Awards
Feb-Dec 2014
Studio Artist Residency with Todd McMillan, Artspace Visual Arts Centre, Sydney NSW
2013
Professional Experience Program 6-month paid sabbatical, UTS, Sydney NSW
Aug-Dec 2011
Studio Artist Residency, Artspace Visual Arts Centre, Sydney NSW
2009
Bronze Medal, NSW State Awards for Excellence in Print, Sydney NSW
2006
Judge’s Choice Award, Digital Media, Pittsburgh AIGA, Andy Warhol Museum Time Capsule 21
2006
Award of Excellence, Pittsburgh AIGA, Andy Warhol Museum Time Capsule 21
1999 & 2000
Kinne Traveling Fellowship, Columbia University
1996
Bronze Medal Finalist, University of Tennessee
1996
Letter of Excellence Finalist, University of Tennessee
1995
Honors Exchange Program, Politeknika Krakowska, Krakow, Poland
1994
Student Design Competition, First Prize, Society of American Registered Architects