Join exhibition curator Tellina Liu for a talk and guided tour of the exhibition: Everything but the Blueprint at the McGill Libraries. This exhibition explores the rich, often overlooked materials in McGill’s architectural archives, revealing the dynamic relationships between students, educators, and practitioners. Through sketches, notes, photographs, and project reports, it offers a deeper understanding of architectural education and practice across ten unique fonds. 

Following a talk by the curator, in-person attendees are invited to tour the exhibition with the curator. 

All are welcome, RSVP required. 

Location: Colgate Room, Rare Books and Special Collections, 4^th Floor, McLennan Library Building followed by the exhibition area on the main floor of the McLennan Library Building 

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Curator Bio: 

Tellina Liu is an archivist and liaison librarian responsible for the Moshe Safdie Archives at McGill University. She has previously worked in museum, corporate, and religious archives. Additionally, Tellina has worked as an architect and historic preservationist, experiences that now inform her current position responsibilities. 

Tellina received a bachelor’s degree in architecture from the University of California, Berkeley, a master’s degree in Historic Preservation from Columbia University, and a master’s degree in Library and Information Science from the University of Pittsburgh.