10/11 - Go See 05 - RA Architecture Programme

This Autumn’s lecturers offer insight into how they use landscape to expand the expressive and experiential potential of architecture.

RA LINK HERE
AUTUMN PROGRAMME

10/11 - Go See 04 - Open Bartlett Lectures

International series of open lectures covers a wide range of ideas in architecture, design, technology, history and theory. Image: Enric Ruiz-Geli

LINK HERE

10/11 - Go See 03 - 250 Homes

Britain should be building 500,000 homes a year for the next 20 years. That would be the equivalent to building 250 New Towns. The construction industry needs the work, and a growing population needs a bigger Britain.

You are invited to a Saturday club devoted to mapping 250 locations in Britain that might each accommodate a 21st century new town.

BUILDING CENTRE LINK
AUDACITY LINK

10/11 - Go See 02 - Architecture on Film at Barbican

A season of regular events where architecture meets cinema, curated by The Architecture Foundation.

LINK HERE

10/11 - Go See 01 - Open Air Cinema

This September Oxford Castle Gardens will host a series of classic cinema blockbusters from Wednesday 22nd to Sunday 26th – so while there’s moonlight, and music, and love, and romance, let’s face the silver screen and dance!

LINK HERE

10/11 - WELCOME

A new academic year has started! Welcome.

10/11 - Go See - MOMA Oxford - HIt & Miss

Hit and Miss is an installation containing a number of elements that explore municipal urban and suburban architecture and landscape design, drawing on familiar structural forms from Britain’s much-maligned post-war developments.

LINK HERE

09/10 - OB1 LIVE 06 - Info_Bench_Stratford

09/10 - Summer Go See 13

Open House London, the capital's greatest architectural showcase, will take place on 18 & 19 September 2010.

The initiative is a simple but powerful concept: hundreds of great buildings of all types and periods open up their doors to all, completely for FREE.

OPEN CITY LINK

09/10 - Summer Go See 12

RACHEL WHITEREAD

SEPTEMBER 7 - OCTOBER 5, 2010

17-19 Davies Street
London W1K 3DE

"This is the latest in a new series of sculptures for outdoor spaces in which Whiteread has substituted robust materials such as stone and concrete for the more fragile plaster, rubber, and resin of many of her best-known works. It comprises five approximately cubic forms of varying size and surface texture, arranged in a straight line. Small linear cutouts disrupt the otherwise smooth surface of each cube. Given that the work is intended for an outdoor space, changing light and shadow becomes another implicit and highly subjective dimension in the work. Two such commissions have been completed to date – in Stockholm, Sweden, and Dallas, Texas – and in subsequent works Whiteread is continuing to develop and refine her forms and use of media."

GAGOSIAN LINK

09/10 - Summer Go See 11

Art Now: Pablo Bronstein: Sculpture Court Commission
8 May – 17 October 2010

"Drawing on the history of pleasure gardens and responding to the architecture of the Millbank site, Pablo Bronstein has transformed Tate Britain's outdoor sculpture court into a formal landscape. Through the placement of plants, seating and statuary Bronstein directs our movements and encourages the visitor to be considered as an aesthetic element within the setting. The project culminates in an outdoor play specially choreographed for the garden."

TATE LINK

09/10 - Summer Go See 10

Baltic, Gateshead
TOMAS SARACENO
17 July - 24 October 2010

In collaboration with spider researchers and astrophysicists, Tomas Saraceno has spent several years developing the 350 cubic metre installation that will fill BALTIC’s Level 2 Gallery from July.

LINK

09/10 - Summer Go See 09

Living Architectures at The Architecture Centre, Bristol
18 August to 3 October

Living Architectures is a revealing examination of iconic architecture through the eyes of those who use the buildings – from line-dancing grape-pickers to abseiling window-cleaners – exploring architecture as an experience, rather than an image.

LINK HERE
ARTISTS LINK HERE

09/10 - Summer Go See 08

Martin Creed, Down Over Up at the Fruitmarket, Edinburgh
till 31st October 2010

A major exhibition of new and recent work by Martin Creed, one of Britain’s most highly-regarded and popular artists. Creed’s work captures the public imagination, while also attracting critical acclaim for its generous, accessible approach.

LINK HERE

09/10 - Summer Go See 07

Kupferstichkabinett: Between Thought and Action
8 Jul—28 Aug 2010
Hoxton Square

Looking at the pivotal role of drawing in current practice, the exhibition features over 200 works on paper by some of the most significant artists working today.

LINK HERE