The travelling exhibition, Expanding Agency: Women, Race and the Dissemination of Modern Architecture, offers a critical path towards reconsidering who is recognised in the making of architecture. By foregrounding women and racialised communities, the travelling exhibition, curated by architectural historian Kathleen James Chakraborty at the University of Dublin, reveals how architecture is also shaped through education, journalism, advocacy, patronage, networks, communication and other forms of professional and public engagement. Bringing this enquiry into the Indian context, Expanding…
