Barbican Centre
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London's Barbican celebrates Duchamp with 'The Bride and the Bachelors'
By Nick Compton • Last updated
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Digital Revolution: the Barbican shows bits and bytes in a new light, from retro gaming to Will.i.am
By Jonathan Bell • Last updated
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The nuances of AI dissected at London's Barbican Centre
By Nick Compton • Last updated
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Constructing Worlds: a new exhibition at the Barbican gives architectural photography the exposure it deserves
By Ellie Stathaki • Last updated
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Shilpa Gupta at the Barbican: social injustice, censorship and poetry
In the multipart show ‘Sun at Night’ at London’s Barbican, Mumbai-based artist Shilpa Gupta highlights the fragility of free expression and gives a voice to those silenced
By Cleo Roberts-Komireddi • Last updated
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International photographers bring a ‘Strange and Familiar’ focus to Britain
By Jessica Klingelfuss • Last updated
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Barbican apartment refurbished by Archmongers with colourful geometry
By Harriet Thorpe • Last updated
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Architect Laurence Quinn welcomes us to his renovated Barbican home
By Ellie Stathaki • Last updated
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Barbican Conservatory’s definitive guide on how to care for indoor plants
The Barbican Conservatory’s head gardener Marta Lowcewicz offers expert advice on how to maintain indoor plants
By Mary Cleary • Last updated
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United Visual Artists' meditative 'Momentum' installation swings into action at London's Barbican
By Maksymilian Fus Mickiewicz • Last updated
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Kam Bava breathes new life into the Barbican sunken bars
We visit the restoration and interiors refresh of the Barbican sunken bars by London architect Kam Bava
By Ellie Stathaki • Last updated
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Forty years of the Barbican Centre: an art utopia made concrete
Building Utopia: The Barbican Centre, published to coincide with the institution’s 40th anniversary, explores the birth of the Barbican, its storied history and its unparalleled impact on contemporary arts and culture
By Harriet Lloyd-Smith • Last updated
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The photographers who captured rebels, rejects and outcasts on the edges of society
By Charlotte Jansen • Last updated
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Lip service: Ragnar Kjartansson sets tongues wagging at the Barbican
By Elly Parsons • Last updated
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Modern music: London’s Barbican sways to the tune of mountains and waves
By Nick Compton • Last updated
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Star cast produces Merce Cunningham’s centenary ballet
Night of 100 solos is an intimate yet far-reaching performance event, with set design by the late Richard Hamilton, and music in part by Christian Marclay
By Elly Parsons • Last updated
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Beautiful brutalism: Barbican’s Blake Tower debuts its first show apartment
Conran & Partners pair 'warm and soft' interiors with brutalist architecture in the Blake Tower's first show apartment
By Ali Morris • Last updated
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Rolling thunder: Doug Aitken’s ’Station to Station’ arrives at the Barbican
By Tom Howells • Last updated
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