All Exhibitions articles – Page 4
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ReviewHeatherwick's escapism steals the show at the V&A
The focus on process over product will appeal to architects
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ReviewBas Princen's Photography, Landscape, Image
The first UK exhibition of Bas Princen’s photos features a stunning collection of locations which often elude even basic interpretation
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ReviewBauhaus: Art as Life at the Barbican Art Gallery
With a range of interesting new material on show, the Barbican’s Bauhaus show sees beyond the battles over modernism
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ReviewMaking City: 5th International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam
This citymakers’ biennale is a confused muddle of municipal boosterism and lacklustre pop-up projects
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ReviewFrom Beijing to London: Sixteen Contemporary Chinese Architects
An exhibition exploring the explosion of Chinese design culture in the past three decades contains hidden delights
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ReviewBuckminster Fuller Live
Noel Murphy’s one-man show brings Buckminster Fuller’s ideas to a wider public
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ReviewPatrick Keiller: The Robinson institute
The physical embodiment of Keiller’s most recent film is the ultimate DVD extra
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ReviewBritish Design 1948-2012: Innovation in the Modern Age
The limited space given to the V&A’s overview of 60 years of British design and architecture cannot do justice to its ambition
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ReviewFrom Garden City to Green City
An exhibition at the Garden Museum provides vital insights into our fragile relationship with the environment
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ReviewGreat innovations: Dickens and architecture
Dickens’s approach to architecture was more phlegmatic and utilitarian than many bicentenary tributes suggest
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ReviewDavid Kohn and Fiona Banner: A Room for London
David Kohn and Fiona Banner’s nautically inspired hotel room perched above the Hayward Gallery is open for business
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ReviewWilliam Morris: Story, Memory, Myth at Two Temple Place
The opening exhibition at Two Temple Place captures the spirit of the Pre-Raphaelites
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ReviewLaura Oldfield Ford: documenting the urban flux
The artist behind the illustrations for BD’s Urban Trawl series creates politicised art which gives a voice to the places that escaped the corporate makeover
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ReviewFrancois Dallegret: Beyond the Bubble
A show of this idiosyncratic artist’s work rediscovers his extraordinary vision
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ReviewRaphael Zarka
An exhibition of this multimedia artist’s varied oeuvre explores the meaning of form
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ReviewArchizines exhibition at the AA
Elias Redstone’s fanzine collection conveys the true passion of its creators
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ReviewBuilding the Revolution: Soviet Art and Architecture 1915-1935
The Royal Academy’s display of Soviet art and design provides a dim reflection of revolutions past
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ReviewDouble or Nothing: Architectural Association
Two projects for Albania’s capital city showcase the talent of Belgian practice 51N4E
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NewsCarmody Groarke creates new experience at Frieze
Carmody Groarke’s pavilions for the Frieze Art Fair opened in London’s Regent’s Park this week.