All Exhibitions articles – Page 6
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ReviewThe Natural Order of Things: Marcelo Cidade and Andre Komatsu
Industrial materials emphasise a dystopian view of society
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ReviewLaurie Anderson, Trisha Brown and Gordon Matta-Clark: Pioneers of the Downtown scene, New York 1970s
New York’s 1970s artists used the city to explore ideas of place and connection
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ReviewCedric Price: Wish We Were Here
The AA’s new show charts Price’s transformation of everyday life
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NewsArchitects take part in Maggie's fundraiser
John Pawson and Sam Jacob among those creating art from graph paper
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Review1965—2011 Towards a new Glasgow
A display of events archives provides a foundation for the future, says James Benedict Brown
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ReviewLoos’s Hirsch apartment
The discovery of an unrecorded interior was a coup for Loos enthusiasts
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ReviewAdolf Loos at the RIBA
The institute is celebrating the European modernist with three exhibitions
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ReviewBrit Insurance Designs of the Year
Despite the economic gloom, the Design Museum’s show is an uplifting experience
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ReviewRodchenko and his Circle
A new London show puts his architectural photography in sharper focus
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ReviewModern British Sculpture at the Royal Academy
Although extensive, the academy’s survey follows a predictable path
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ReviewIs anybody out there?
Photographers explore the eeriness of emptiness at Pitzhanger Manor gallery, writes Pamela Buxton
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ReviewPublic reading rooms
Charles Arsène-Henry and Shumon Basar’s show explores the language of architecture, says Oliver Basciano
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ReviewEzra Stoller photography exhibition
As an architect, Stoller understood the buildings he photographed. But his images became icons in their own right
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ReviewMasterworks: architecture at the Royal Academy
Today sees the opening of an exhibition of the models and drawings, known as Diploma Works, that have been presented by architects on their election to the Royal Academy.
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ReviewSam Griffin: Corvée
Sam Griffin’s first solo show in the UK analyses the architecture of capitalism
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ReviewJames Stirling’s Notes from the Archive
Did James Stirling view drawing as more important than building?
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ReviewThe Slice: Cutting to See
A display of eclectic artefacts dissects the significance of slicing things open
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ReviewRietveld’s Universe
A new Gerrit Rietveld show in Utrecht struggles to locate the designer’s work within its historical context
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ReviewBristol fashion
Marcel Breuer’s brief encounter with the West Country is commemorated in this show, writes Hugh Strange