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recessed.space: Ground Collective communicate with silent rivers
Venice Biennale 2025: part 3, the ugly

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Venice Biennale 2025: part 1, the good

Temporary & permanent culture finds a place in Middlesbrough

Will Jennings

The recessed.space highlights from Frieze Art Fair 2025











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Venice Biennale 2025: part 1, the good

Tea Ala-Ruona, AMO/OMA, Arsenale Institute for Political Representation, Tolia Astakhishvilli, Bahrain, John Baldessari, Barricades, Belgium, Bodies, Canada, Gaëlle Choisne, Albrecht Dürer, Fondazione Prada, Fondazione Querini Stampalia, Gallerie dell'Accademia, Giorgione, GRACE, Ireland, Rem Koolhaas, Living Room Collective, Luxembourg, Stefano Mancuso, Michelangelo, Montenegro, Museu Correr, Netherlands, Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation, Nordic Pavilion, Hans Ulrich Obrist, OMA, Jorge Orta, Lucy Orta, Poland, Antonio Rizzo, Emir Šehanović, Serbia, Carlo Scarpa, Scuola Piccola Zattere, Harry Seidler, Slovenia, SMAC, Bas Smets, SPARC, Ivan Šuković, Sun Heliocomplex, Dejan Todorović, Uzbekistan, Venice, Venice Biennale, Leonardo da Vinci, Jung Youngsun, Miljana Zeković



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A Vitra exhibition & book showcase Iwan Baan’s architectural moments

James Haynes

Architectural photography, Iwan Baan, Construction, CCTV Building, China, Frank Gehry, James Haynes, Kéré Architecture, Mateo Kries, Rem Koolhaas, OMA, Photography, Starchitects, Toyo Ito & Associates, Vitra Design Museum, Zaha Hadid Architects



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Aviva Studios in Manchester: a new type of cultural space awaiting new cultural ideas

Will Jennings

Michael Assante, Aviva Studios, Dance, Danny Boyle, Es Devlin, Factory International, Factory Records, Free Your Mind, Fun Palace, Hacienda,Heritage, Industry, Infrastructure, Will Jennings, Joy Division, Ben Kelly, Rem Koolhaas, Joan Littlewood, Sabrina Mahfouz, Manchester, Manchester International Festival, The Matrix, John McGrath, New Order, Oasis, Office for Metropolitan Architecture, OMA,Cedric Price, Gareth Pugh, Kenrick Sandy, Theatre, Alan Turing, Ellen van Loon,Warehouse



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Ian Kiaer’s oblique shift of the white cube gallery  

Will Jennings

Alison Jacques, Venice Biennale, Jessie Brennan, Drawing Room, Foreign Office Architects, Geometry, Do Ho Suh, Installation, Ian Kiaer, Rem Koolhaas, NOX, Oblique, Oosterhuis Associates, OMA, Painting, Claude Parent, Paris, Perspex, Mike Rundell, Tanoa Sasraku, Emily Speed, Lars Spuybroek, Zaha Hadid Architects



   

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