Cultur Vultur / Design & Architecture
Architecture, design, places and ideas worth discovering across the city.
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Cultur Vultur / Design & Architecture
Architecture, design, places and ideas worth discovering across the city.
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4 talks, tours and events in the next 7 days
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This event is part of the free Lunchtime Lecture series. No booking is required.
See how London has grown, and discover what could shape it next, in a free 30-minute talk at The London Centre.
As digital systems and AI become increasingly embedded in art and design practices, Explore how emerging technologies shape material culture, memory and spirituality through the works of Aziza Kadyri and Eunjo Lee.
How will climate change impact everyday life; food security, extreme weather, health and the cost of living?
Caring about people, places, art & architecture through public art
To celebrate the release of his new book, join architect George Saumarez Smith in conversation with Jeremy Musson for an exploration of the English country house today.
See how London has grown, and discover what could shape it next, in a free 30-minute talk at The London Centre.
Join an evening of creative experimentation developed with arebyte Digital Art Centre.
See how London has grown, and discover what could shape it next, in a free 30-minute talk at The London Centre.
Join our Brixton Black History walking tour and discover a bustling and vibrant part of south London with a tumultuous history.
Join Martin Glover for a BSL tour of Monika Sosnowska: Weight of Matter. The tour will last for around 1 hour. Meet in the Main Gallery, 65-67 Peckham Rd, London, SE5 8UH. Guests are invited to socialise and grab a drink together in the café after the tour. Please note that this tour will be conducted in British Sign Language. ABOUT MARTIN GLOVER Martin Glover, deaf BSL user, is an architect and art facilitator. Across the UK, he delivers tours and workshops on contemporary art, architecture, street art, and public art/sculpture. He also manages his Digitspace project, championing better visual art access nationally. ACCESS The Main Gallery and Fire Station Galleries are well lit (except Gallery 4). Fire Station Galleries 4 has low lighting. Seating is available on request. There are film works in the Fire Station galleries which make sound effects of a flowing river and bird song,…
Join us for a screening of two films exploring the effects architecture has on people, accompanying Monika Sosnowska’s current exhibition Weight of Matter. Set against London’s changing landscape, the films explore how architecture affects us psychologically and physically, as well as the social and political ideas embedded in the built environment. PROGRAMME Emily Richardson, Block, 2005 (12 min) Block is a day and night portrait of a tower block in southeast London. Working with a static camera, the fixed shots are repeated and edited together in sequence, similar to CCTV footage that flicks from one camera view to another. The film captures repetition, surveillance-like observation, and everyday rhythms inside a modernist housing structure. Charlotte Ginsborg, The Mirroring Cure, 2006 (28 min) Tracing the life of a large construction site from demolition to the completion of new…
What do we mean when we talk about inclusive design, and why does it matter?
See how London has grown, and discover what could shape it next, in a free 30-minute talk at The London Centre.
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Explore digital art, design and creativity in the National Art Library collection.
Join Dr Xiaoxin Li, Curator of Asia Department at the V&A, for the book launch of Contemporary Chinese Studio Crafts.
Meet master mould maker Mark Marchant and apprentice ceramic artist Livvy Azzopardi for a day of inspiring talks, hands-on sprig mould making workshops and Q&A sessions exploring creative careers and the future of Stoke-on-Trent's ceramics industry.
Join Sheffield Museums at this free event as a part of Upstart Festival
Join Gavin Francis Stoneystreet in exploring the central role which William Morris’ gardens played in his life, his patterns, and work
Guided walk from the former Robin Hood Gardens site to V&A East Storehouse
