Without A Permit

Once upon a time artists were architects, and architects were artists. Today, the disciplines of art and architecture have parted company.

For many architects, there remains an attachment to the ideal of being an artist.

What do architects make without a client?
What do architects produce without a budget and timeline?
And what do architects create without permission?

Without A Permit explores how making art contributes to local architects’ practices, and how their training informs their art. – Carol Reif, Curator/architect

Many thanks to my architectural colleagues for sharing other talents:

Joe Bologna

Lara Dutto

Stephen Elbert

Bill Glass

Judith Greif

Laura Hartman

Randolph Langenbach

Allen Lowry

Heidi Richardson

Timothy Ward