David Brady
ReviewKenneth Grange: Making Britain Modern
An impressive Design Museum retrospective shows how Kenneth Grange designed all the things you never really thought about.
ReviewThe Vorticists at Tate Britain
The Tate’s exhibition displays the turmoil of England at the start of the Great War
ReviewThe Cult of Beauty
This exhibition follows the aesthetic movement from the Bohemian studios of Chelsea to the suburbs of west London
ReviewLoos’s Hirsch apartment
The discovery of an unrecorded interior was a coup for Loos enthusiasts
ReviewAdolf Loos at the RIBA
The institute is celebrating the European modernist with three exhibitions
ReviewHorace Walpole and Strawberry Hill
Before its reopening, Horace Walpole’s idiosyncratic home is being celebrated by the V&A
ReviewThe road more travelled
David Brady on an exhibition about the Shell Guides to Britain, and their links to the Architectural Review’s JM Ricahrds, John Betjeman and others
ReviewAnarchy in the USSR
Richard Pare’s photographs document what remains of a brief period of post-revolutionary architectural freedom