Wolfgang Tillmans from the exhibition Masculinities: Liberation Through Photography at the Barbican, London 2020:
Showing posts with label Barbican. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barbican. Show all posts
Monday, 27 April 2020
Friday, 4 May 2018
Agadir + Bond Street
Yto Barrada from her solo exhibition Agadir currently at the Barbican, London:
Bond Street Station, London 2018:
Bond Street Station, London 2018:
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Art,
Barbican,
Yto Barrada
Thursday, 30 March 2017
Shall I This Time Hold You?
Still from Sophie Clements's projection Shall I This Time Hold You? currently at the Barbican, London:
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Art,
Barbican,
Sophie Clements
Monday, 22 August 2016
The End + Blossoming Trees
Ragnar Kjartansson from his solo exhibition currently at the Barbican, London ...
From his The End - Venezia series:
From his Blossoming Trees Performance:
From his The End - Venezia series:

From his Blossoming Trees Performance:
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Art,
Barbican,
Ragnar Kjartansson
Thursday, 28 July 2016
Friday, 15 April 2016
Where The Shadows Are So Deep
From his solo exhibition Where The Shadows Are So Deep, Imran Qureshi currently at The Curve of the Barbican, London:
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Art,
Barbican,
Imran Qureshi
Saturday, 25 April 2015
A Partial Disassembling Of An Invention Without A Future
From his commissioned show A Partial Disassembling Of An Invention Without A
Future: Helter-Skelter And Random Notes In Which The Pulleys And
Cogwheels Are Lying Around At Random All Over The Workbench, some of Walead Beshty's cyanotypes among the 12 000 shown at The Curve of the Barbican, London 2014:
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Art,
Barbican,
Walead Beshty
Sunday, 29 December 2013
Erkmen intervals
Turkish artist AyÅŸe Erkmen's Intervals currently showing at The Curve of the Barbican is an experiential journey through a series of scenic backdrops, which are constantly being slowly lowered and raised, obstructing and unblocking one's journey through The Curve like walking through different scenes of a play.
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Art,
AyÅŸe Erkmen,
Barbican
Wednesday, 28 December 2011
OMA in progress
OMA demonstrate their influential architecture and design in their exhibition Progress at the Barbican. This major retrospective show of OMA proudly showcases all their inspiring works to-date.
OMA at the Barbican, London 2011:
OMA at the Barbican, London 2011:
Labels:
Architecture,
Barbican,
OMA
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