All Review articles – Page 108
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ReviewA thin slice of Europe
Use of new technology proves the highlight of a show on European design
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ReviewEl Greco and Me
Every time I am in New York, I make the trip uptown to the Frick Collection at 1 East 70th Street. New York City’s smaller museums such as the Frick and the Morgan Library are an amusement and a delight and contain the personal collections of some of America’s robber ...
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ReviewGotham isnt gothic anymore
A new type of city provides the backdrop to the latest Batman movie
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ReviewCook’s eclectic summer menu
Peter Cook, architecture curator at the Royal Academy’s summer show
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ReviewArchitecture Week - highlights
Gingerbread houses, tours of pubs, designer bird boxes— this year’s Architecture Week brings the usual lively concoction of events often only loosely associated with architecture.
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ReviewJimi Hendrix and me
It was either 1966 or 1967: In our uniform of army surplus great coats — the renegade troopers of the Bury St Edmunds counter-culture — we folded ourselves into Roderick’s mum’s Hillman Imp and made our way through the market towns of mid-Suffolk, laconic conversation accented by the sucking of ...
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Heres one I prepared earlier
A new book vents frustration at architects’ lack of vision for prefabricated housing
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ReviewHue and cry
The crowd-pullers at the Barbican’s After Klein show disappoint, but it is the less familiar that add the real colour
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ReviewOn the bookshelf
The New Boutique Fashion and Design, by Neil Bingham. Merrell, £29.95.A glossy look at leading fashion boutiques across the world as designed by the likes of OMA, Future Systems, Marcel Wanders, Ron Arad and Claudio Silvestrin. Pictured : Prada Epicentre by OMA, Tokyo.From William Morris: Building Conservation and the Arts ...
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ReviewJoseph Beuys and me
Whether contemporary artist Joseph Beuys produced a sculpture or a portrait, his work was never static. His appeal to me is that his work represents change.
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ReviewLiving up to the hype
Despite first impressions, Richard Weston finds evidence of a major talent in this David Adjaye
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ReviewCrop circles and me
Crop circles are a cultural highpoint of artistic expression in rural England that rival anything in Tate Modern.
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ReviewThe life aquatic
Water House (by Felix Flesche and Christian Burchard, Prestel, PB, £25) is a great chance to indulge all manner of marine utopian fantasies.
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ReviewPower struggle
The influence of architectural spaces on exhibitions within them is examined at an AA exhibition
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David Lynch and me
What I find interesting about film director David Lynch is the fact he operates on two levels.