Mike Belleme, photojournalist
Chris Reed, landscape architect and urbanist
This collaboration between Mike Belleme, a photojournalist, and Chris Reed, a landscape architect and urbanist, brings to light the challenges, tensions, hopes, special moments, and everyday activities of people who live and work in contemporary cities. The photographs reveal the social, cultural, environmental, and economic challenges and changes that cities around the world are facing today.
It suggests both beginnings and after effects of design work in the public realm. "This is work that confronts both the realities of contemporary urbanism, (including climate change, social and racial tensions, rapid development, and multiculturalism) and creates new opportunities for everyday common grounds and places for all of us to interact with one another," Chris Reed.
Year
Gas Stations Hawaiʻi
Mike Williams
2026
Lived In
Scudder / Gilmar
2025
David and the Purple Crayon
David Rockwood
2024
Mise-en-Scène
Mike Belleme + Chris Reed
2023
Integrating Architecture & Landscape
Pu Miao, Professor Emeritus
2023
Fort Street Mall - Then, and Now
Fort Street Mall, Downtown Honolulu
2022
Tropiceering
Matt Noblett, Kevin Low, Joel Martinez & Luisa Fernanda Rodriguez, Kazi Ashraf, Roger Bong, Jane Burke
2022
Modern Connections
Alfred Yee
2021
Crossing Boundaries: Spatial Overlap in Far Eastern Art and American Architecture
Steve Au, Elizabeth Watson Brown, Kaili Chun, Yves Behar, Jay Deguchi, Kiichiro Hagino, Kristina Hill, Hasan Khan, Kengo Kuma, Tom Kundig, Ken Tadashi Oshima, Todd Saunders, Erwin Viray, Kulapat Yantrasast, Ken Yeang
2020
Flow
Adam Woltag, Gaye Chan, Richard Lowe, Jonathan Stanich, Beau Bassett, Lauren Roth Venu
2020
Tropical Modernism
University of Hawaiʻi
2019