J. Irwin and Xenia S. Miller Prize

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The J. Irwin and Xenia S. Miller Prize honors two great patrons of community, architecture, art, and design. J. Irwin Miller was a community leader in Columbus with a national reputation in business and activism. Irwin and his wife, Xenia, helped bring twentieth-century architectural masterpieces to Columbus through public-private coalitions.

The Miller Prize brings architectural excellence fostered by the Millers into dialogue with the best of twenty-first-century art and design, making it relevant to new audiences. By collaborating with architects, artists, and designers, the Millers' lifelong effort was to help make Columbus the best possible community of its size. The Exhibit Columbus Miller Prize honors their legacy by furthering that vision.

2024–25 Exhibit Columbus Yes And Miller Prize Recipients

  • Adaptive Operations
    Chicago, Illinois

  • AD—WO
    New York, New York

  • Studio Barnes
    Miami, Florida

  • Studio Cooke John
    New York, New York

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