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An interview with Derrick Adams on the spaces of Black America
A visit to Hauser & Wirth LA: architecture, gardens, food & art
Edinburgh Art Festival 2025: our highlights
Learning how to live at Venice Biennale

Rob Fiehn
The country’s newest stone circle has been created in Luton as a space for gathering & community

Will Jennings
An interview with Ronald Rael about 3d printed mud architecture at Desert X












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The state of surveillance: at Ikon Gallery Mahtab Hussain considers Birmingham’s Muslim community & architecture

Anmol Ahuja

Adaption, Anmol Ahuja, Bench, Birmingham, Camera, CCTV, Documentation, Guy Gunaratne, Ikon Gallery, Islamophobia, Mahtab Hussain, Mosque, Muslim, Photography, Police, Queen Elizabeth Park, Surveillance, The Line, Alberto Toscano, West Midlands Police



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Edinburgh Art Festival: a creative journey through the city’s buildings

Will Jennings

Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Aqsa Arif, Crystal Bennes, Birmingham, Sean Burns, Calton Hill, Collective, Colonisation, Andrew Cranston, Czech Republic, Decolonisation, Dorothy Towers, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Art Festival, Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop, Empire, Feminism, Film, French Institute, Installation, Ireland, Markéta Luskačová, Haven for Artists, Ingleby Gallery, Will Jennings, Adam Lewis Jacob, Jesse Jones, Rudy Kanhye, Ryosuke Kiyasu, Tarek Lakhrissi, Lebanon, Richard Maguire, Painting, Photography, Platform, Stills, Sutherland Hussey Harris Architects, Talbot Rice, Sebastian Thomas, Sculpture, Trinity Apse, Rabindranath X Bhose, Witch



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Finding hope within Hurvin Anderson’s barbershops

Jelena Sofronijevic

Abstract, Hurvin Anderson, Barbers, Barbershop, Barbershop Chronicles, Birmingham, Caribbean, Hastings Contemporary, Identity, Impressionism, Inua Ellams, Kistefos, Painting, Postcolonial, Salon, Social infrastructure, Jelena Sofronijevic, The Hepworth Wakefield, The National Theatre, Thomas Dane Gallery, Windrush



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Ghosts in the machine for living in: exhibiting horror in architecture

Will Jennings

Robert Alexander, Birmingham, The Black Cat, Brutalism, Italo Calvino, Candyman, Castle of Otranto, Shezad Dawood, Demolition, Diagram, Ghost, Horror, Ikon, Invisible Cities, Boris Karloff, Béla Lugosi, Le Corbusier, Masterplan, Modern, Modernism, Richard Neutra, NT, Postcolonialism, Redevelopment, Ho Tzu Nyen, Amba Sayal-Bennett, Seher Shah, Vladimir Shukhov, Shukhov Tower, Monika Sosnowska, Strawberry Hill House, Unité d'Habitation, Uncanny, Urban planning, Horace Walpole



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Birmingham to Wonderland: Cinema in the second city

Cyril Barbier, John Barnes Linnett, Birmingham, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, BMAG, British Film Institute, BFI, Cinema, Cecil Clavering, Oscar Deutsch, Allen Eyles, Film, Flatpack Festival, Ian Francis,Waller Jeffs, Modernism, Odeon, Mitchell and Kenyon, Harry Weedon, Wonderland



   

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