All Review articles – Page 62
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ReviewNew public art sculpture funded by advertising
Plans for a new piece of public art funded through advertising revenue have been unveiled in the West Midlands.
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ReviewArchitecture School: The reality show (video)
Architecture School is a six-part reality TV show, following a group of students at Tulane University's School of Architecture.
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ReviewVenice Biennale: The Australian Pavilion
'Abundance' will be the theme of this year's Australian Pavilion, with the exhibition focused on broadening views of Australian architecture.
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ReviewWhat’s on this Autumn
Autumn is always the busiest time of year for cultural events, so Liz Bury has picked out the best. From Cold War propaganda to high-wire daring, it’s time to find a window in your diary
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ReviewAi Weiwei weaves a web for Liverpool
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, consultant on Herzog de Meuron’s Bird’s Nest stadium, is to create this 'Web of Light' installation for Liverpool's Biennial.
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ReviewVenice Biennale: Towards Paradise landscape installation
Gustafson Porter and Gustafson Guthrie Nichol have designed the first major landscape installation to feature at a Venice Biennale.
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Review50m-high sculpture goes into the valley
This sculpture, named Temenos, will be the first of five giant sculptures to be erected in the Tees Valley at a total cost of £15 million.
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ReviewGrowing crystals from architecture
Catherine Croft talks to artist Roger Hiorns about Seizure, his project to transform a condemned council flat with copper sulphate
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ReviewA natural progression towards architecture
Michelangelo’s painting and sculpture provide a key to understanding his later architectural work says this new book. Tony McIntyre is impressed
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ReviewFunction defies form at Edinburgh
Sian Griffiths looks at some of the unlikely places being adapted into venues at this year’s festival
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ReviewVenice Biennale: The Scottish structure
The Gareth Hoskins Architects-designed Scottish structure takes the form of a flight of stairs rising above the canopy of the adjacent railway station.
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ReviewDeacon and Woodrow’s unintentional installation
Tony McIntyre hails an electrifying new show of joint work by sculptors Richard Deacon and Bill Woodrow at Bloomberg’s London gallery
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ReviewThinking outside the box with Buckminster Fuller
A new book on US design guru Buckminster Fuller engages with the breadth of his interests, says Ken Powell
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ReviewMatthew Springett Architects presents models, but no buildings
Ed Frith finds MSA’s founder in a candid mood at the first of this summer’s Architecture Foundation lectures
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ReviewSert in thrall to the makeover
A new book by Eric Mumford & Hashim Sarkis tells how Josep Lluís Sert was a little too in love with ordering the city, says Thomas Muirhead
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ReviewHadrian’s purple patch
As the British Museum stages a major exhibition on the Roman emperor Hadrian, Hugh Aldersey-Williams takes a tour round his imperial villa at Tivoli and talks to architects about its lasting influence
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ReviewOfficial Beijing buildings book
Drawings, plans and dramatic photos show how Beijing was constructed in time for the 2008 games
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ReviewAt Home with Mme Le Corbusier- July 10 August 14
Last chance to see the Architecture Foundation's temporary Closet Gallery in Bankside and a little more intimate side to the great man himself and the exclusive wife of modernism’s most influential architect.
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ReviewWouldn’t it be Nice: Wishful Thinking in Art and Design- September 17 to December 7
Somerset House’s new major exhibition of contemporary art and design focuses on wit and subversion; exploring the common ground between the two fields.