The call is opened for architects, artists or designers and researchers, curators, critics, or teams from institutions and organisations of any nationality and country of residence. The applicant should be capable of conducting research and developing an original vision and coherent curatorial narrative as well as an integrated curatorial and exhibition design proposal.

Applicants should not feel limited to overt architectural themes, as the jury will consider proposals that explore a variety of design and urban-related topics. Submitted projects may fall into a wide range of genres associated with architecture, art, design and other disciplines and should reflect on the relevance of architecture to respond to contemporary issues so as to be coherent with the galleryʼs mission.

There is no limitation regarding the exhibition’s topic or geographical orientation; however, it should focus on history, context and diversity of architecture, art, etc., after WWII and today.

Proposals will be reviewed by the international jury, which is composed of architects, architectural historians and theoreticians, curators and other professionals.

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