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OU Architecture Professor Displays Historic Georgia Courthouse Exhibit at Auburn University

The exhibition at Auburn University.

OU Architecture Professor Displays Historic Georgia Courthouse Exhibit at Auburn University


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May 2, 2023

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Professor of Architecture and Interim Associate Dean of Gibbs College Dr. Keith Gåddie and his collaborator Jocelyn Evans recently exhibited a collection of photographs at Auburn University in Montgomery, Alabama. The exhibit showcased photos from their project, “A Lens on Historic Georgia Courthouses,” in the Cason McDermott Art Gallery.

For the project, Gåddie and Evans collected research notes, sketches, illustrations and photographs of 19th century Georgia county courthouses. The 60-image exhibit was drawn from their archive of over 22,000 photos and explored elements of style, power and race in historic courthouses across the state.

The interior of Haralson County Courthouse.

Haralson County Courthouse in Buchanan, Georgia. Photo courtesy of Keith Gåddie and Jocelyn Evans.

The exhibit installation lasted from April 6-8, but can still be viewed here in a digital format. An exhibit catalog sketchbook is also available for purchase here.  


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