OVERTIME: OG — March 18, 2026 to May 22, 2026;
OVERTIME: REDUX — June 17, 2026 to September 19, 2026.
In 1991, a group of UC Berkeley architecture graduates created OVERTIME, a pop-up for designers and artists to exhibit their work outside of the institutional frameworks of traditional design practice. OVERTIME 26 renews this legacy, bringing together designers across generations in a show where creative autonomy is central. The exhibition is not defined by discipline, scale or functionality, and showcases work by architects, designers and students pursuing ideas driven by creativity and curiosity.
Contributors: Hilary Bates, City Lights SF Lighting, Lillian Mitchell, David Baker, Ingrid Schoenlank, James Zack, James Heron, Pablo Pardo
Collective Comfort: Airing on Possibilities — Led by UC Berkeley's Professor Liz Gálvez, examining climate resilience in desert cities through innovative design.
Reprogramming the Anthropocene — The Academy of Art University School of Architecture addresses questions about the future of our society through sustainable design.
Architecture for a Changing Climate — California College of the Arts explores resilience strategies for California's Wildland-Urban Interface.