All Culture articles – Page 13
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1965—2011 Towards a new Glasgow
A display of events archives provides a foundation for the future, says James Benedict Brown
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Dark Days and Substrait
The Barbican cinema offers a rare chance to catch two films on New York’s tunnel dwellers, by Marc Singer and Gordon Matta-Clark
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Work on Paper, part I: Landscape situations
The first in a new series examining the role of drawing in architecture.
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Life class: Hans van der Heijden
Hans van der Heijden of BIQ Architecten talks about his life, work and influences
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Sam Griffin: Corvée
Sam Griffin’s first solo show in the UK analyses the architecture of capitalism
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Life class: Isi Metzstein
Launching a new BD series, Isi Metzstein answers questions about his life, work and influences
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Lost Victorian Britain, by Gavin Stamp
This record of destroyed buildings fails to transcend its agenda
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Thrilling Wonder Stories II
Competing visions of the future provided a challenge to the designers of today at this AA seminar
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The Slice: Cutting to See
A display of eclectic artefacts dissects the significance of slicing things open
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Bristol fashion
Marcel Breuer’s brief encounter with the West Country is commemorated in this show, writes Hugh Strange
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New towns and politics
A conference examined the role new towns play in housing the world’s growing urban population
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Utopia London
A documentary on London County Council’s post-war legacy celebrates a revolutionary zeal unknown today
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Frank Watson: The Back of Beyond
BD gets a sneak preview of Frank Watson’s photographic and video journey through England’s crumbling cold war military remnants, the Thames Gateway and the Isles of Grain.
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Rip it Up #5: The Troublemakers - independent practice and its targets
London Met’s Rip it Up lecture series began with a question - where are all the young troublemakers and what they were doing. Well here they are, and the answer is quite a lot.
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635x508: Heygate Abstracted
BD has a sneak preview of architectural photographer Simon Kennedy’s exhibition on the notorious Heygate estate, which opens in November.
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The Exploring Eye: The Photography of Eric de Maré
James Stirling and Norman Foster were among those influenced by Eric de Maré’s pioneering industrial photographs.
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Rachel Whiteread Drawings at Tate Britain
Whiteread’s Tate Britain exhibition throws interesting light on her sculptural exploration of the spaces in between.
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Architecture in the Balkans
Slobodan Curcic’s epic survey is worth the complexity of its journey
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Building a Library 28: A Documentary History of Art edited by Elizabeth Gilmore Holt
Robert Harbison picks 50 books that should feature in any architectural library.