All Exhibitions articles – Page 4
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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.
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ReviewOMA show compels, but where do they get their ideas from?
At this week’s press opening for Progress, the largest UK exhibition to date of OMA’s work, Rem Koolhaas recalled his first reaction to the Barbican Gallery’s proposal to mount a retrospective: “The word retrospective made me very nervous.”