Illiquid Assets, Banham Fellow Exhibition

Kearon Roy Taylor, Associate Partner at Lateral Office

Peter Reyner Banham Fellow

Capital conditions architecture to function more and more like money -- as a liquid asset of exchange. For the annual Banham Fellow exhibition, ILLIQUID ASSETS leverages critical mappings of Buffalo's neighbourhoods to explore provocations that run counter to architecture’s appropriation by markets.

Illiquid means less like money.

Kearon Roy Taylor is a designer, educator, and researcher currently serving as the Peter Reyner Banham Fellow at SUNY Buffalo, where their work engages with the valuation and devaluation of urban land in the post-industrial city in the grips of a speculative rush.

Zoom image: "Illiquid Assets" by Kearon Roy Taylor. Banham Fellow exhibition opening. April 18th, 5pm, Hayes Atrium. Catering by Lukas Fetzko. Featuring Student Work: ARC 606 - Chase Carpenter, Jacob Dannenfeldt, Joshua Diamond, Julia Derone, Nickl Janzen, Kat Korenblyum, Avani Padhiyar, Pouya Pakkhesal, Zach Wiekierak, Melanie Wu. ARC 596 - Gabrielle Ahl, Jason Behar, Christina Donnabella, Brian Eng, Brendan Hill, Arian Lowry, Kayvon Mingo, Yash Nalbandu, Sofia Pasquarella, Cassidy Van Ness. "Illiquid Assets" by Kearon Roy Taylor. Banham Fellow exhibition opening. April 18th, 5pm, Hayes Atrium. Catering by Lukas Fetzko. Featuring Student Work: ARC 606 - Chase Carpenter, Jacob Dannenfeldt, Joshua Diamond, Julia Derone, Nickl Janzen, Kat Korenblyum, Avani Padhiyar, Pouya Pakkhesal, Zach Wiekierak, Melanie Wu. ARC 596 - Gabrielle Ahl, Jason Behar, Christina Donnabella, Brian Eng, Brendan Hill, Arian Lowry, Kayvon Mingo, Yash Nalbandu, Sofia Pasquarella, Cassidy Van Ness.
Headshot of Kearon Roy Taylor.

Kearon Roy Taylor

Thursday, April 18

5:00 p.m.
Hayes Hall Atrium

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