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4th September 2019

By greyscape

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Is there any better way to learn about brutalist a

Is there any better way to learn about brutalist architecture? Here’s the new residents on an outing up and down the Barbican Lake

Rear window onto Giacometti sculptures in the Barb

Rear window onto Giacometti sculptures in the Barbican. The Swiss artist born at the very beginning of the 20th century, and one of the century’s greatest sculptors. Best remembered for his work after 1945, for his tall and seemingly fragile figures. In his time Giacometti was influenced by surrealism and cubism but his work, including his body of paintings are conscious contributions to the philosophical questions of the human condition that roiled the 20 Century’s great artists. The Barbican Estate and its arts centre the @barbicancentre offers all sorts of perspectives and views and is itself a magnificent statement of confident and optimistic 20th Century creativity. Image @greyscapeworld

If you happen to be in L'H or L'Hospitalet de Llob

If you happen to be in L'H or L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, a district of Barcelona get camera ready for the Hesperia Tower and Conference Centre. Architects Rogers Stirk Harbour 2006. Photo with thanks to @maciejdusiciel

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