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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Reaching for My Revolver
Will Gompertz on the Today programme this morning said that the arts has “always been embedded in the idea of hosting the Olympics.’ As portions of the £80m Cultural Olympiad were officially announced – a group of artists to create … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Art, Urbanism
Tagged 1948, 1976, corridart, cultural olympiad, de coubertin, London, london 2012, montreal, nero, ode to sport, Olympics, tony hall
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All The People
Just a short walk north from the Olympic stadium, up a canal dug in the 1770s, is the Hackney Marshes. Unprepossessing on a weekday with the wind whipping in from the west, this site has in a fact become defined … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Old Things, Urbanism
Tagged bastard countryside, bucolic, david beckham, football, hackney marshes, industrial, landscape, rio ferdinand, stanton williams, terry venables
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Tadao Ando and his Secretive Champion.
Japanese architect Tadao Ando’s second permanent project in the UK may not be much – a water feature in Mayfair – but it reveals his special relationship with a hitherto little known patron of the arts.
Posted in Architecture, Urbanism
Tagged chateau la coste, connaught, frank gehry, michael blair, paddy mckillen, serpentine pavilion, stephen sills, tadao ando, westminster
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