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An interview with Hynek Martinec

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Contour Biennale in Belgium & Mechelen’s creative renaissance

Will Jennings

The Third Floor at Casa Batlló: Gaudí rediscovered

Fragments of histories & futures explored on the Greek island of Samos

Will Jennings

Gaudí, Miró & Gomis at Casa Batlló: three artists in Barcelona
An interview with Sumayya Vally on architecture, community & Ibraaz










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Gaudí, Miró & Gomis at Casa Batlló: three artists in Barcelona

Refik Anadol, Barcelona, Josep Batlló, Casa Batlló, Casa Batlló Contemporary, Joan Barbara, Fundació Joan Miró, Antoni Gaudí, Joaquim Gomis, Joan Miró, Photography, Joan Prats, Tomorrow Bureau



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The new Nederlands Fotomuseum reuses a Rotterdam warehouse & offers the city a new architectural approach

Will Jennings

Archive, Coffee, Conservation, Cyanotype, Gentrification, Will Jennings, MAD Studio, Museum, MVRDV, Nederlands Fotomuseum, OMA, Photography, RENNER HAINKE WIRTH ZIRN ARCHITEKTEN, Rotterdam, Santos, Storage, UNStudio, Warehouse, WDJARCHITECTEN, West 8



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Edinburgh Art Festival 2025: our highlights

Aqsa Arif, Bard, Collage, Colonialism, Siân Davey, Dovecot Studios, EAF, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Art Festival, Edinburgh Printmakers, Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop, Edinburgh University, Egypt, Fabric, Film, Fruitmarket, Garden, Louise Gibson, Andy Goldsworthy, Jonathan Glazer, Lewis Hetherington, Ingleby Gallery, IKEA, Ellis Jackson Kroese, Land art, Landscape, Leith, Lindean Mill Glass, Linder, Brandon Logan, CJ Mahony, Tiu Makkonen, Marionette, National Galleries of Scotland, Mike Nelson, Photography, Robert Powell, Royal Botanical Gardens Edinburgh, Sculpture, Wael Shawky, Stills, Sutherland Hussey Harris Architects, Talbot Rice, Trans, Jess White, Wildflowers, Outer Spaces, Queer



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A celebration of post-war utopian architecture for the people in a new book from photographer Robert Clayton

Will Jennings

Brutalism, Book, Barnabas Calder, Robert Clayton, Catherine Croft, Owen Hatherley, Abram Games, Housing, Will Jennings, Jonathan Meades, Modernism, Photography, Post-war, Socialism, Victorian, Welfare



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At Stanford’s Cantor Arts Center, an exhibition viscerally presents the broken environments mankind’s progress has created

Will Jennings

Adrián Balseca, Anthropocene, Matthew Brandt, Edward Burtynsky, Cantor Arts Center, James Casebere, João Castilho, Climate change, Elana Damiani, Environment, Andrew Esiebo, Gauri Gill, Noémie Goudal, Todd Gray, Will Jennings, Robert Kautuk, Land, Sze Tsung Nicolás Leong, Pablo López Luz, Dhruv Malhotra, Jessica May, Laura McPhee, Nature, Marshall N Price, Gideon Mendel, Photography, Progress, Science, Stanford University, Technology, Rajesh Vangad, Letha Wilson



   

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