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freeB 2 for 1 - OMA/Progress
Offer available Mondays only
6 October 2011 - 19 February 2012 / 22:00, 20:00, 18:00
Art Gallery
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Tickets: 2 for 1 tickets available for freeB members on Mondays.
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Please be aware that this exhibition features a large work comprising a series of rapidly flashing images which some visitors may find uncomfortable. For further details please contact Michael Richards on 020 7382 2382.
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We have an exclusive offer for our freeB members!
You can now get 2-for1 tickets to our fantastic new exhibition, OMA/Progress.
This offer is only available on Mondays. To get your 2-for1 tickets, make sure you book them online by using the promotional code 00241. Tickets are limited, so book fast!
This autumn Barbican Art Gallery is transformed by an exhibition on OMA, one of the most
influential architecture practices working today. Celebrated as much for their daring and unconventional ideas as their inventive buildings, the work of OMA and its think tank AMO anticipates the architectural, engineering and cultural ideas transforming our material world.
Co-founded in 1975 by Rem Koolhaas as the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, OMA, comprises seven partners and a staff of around 280 architects, designers, researchers and support staff in offices in Rotterdam, New York, Beijing and Hong Kong. OMA/Progress is the first major presentation of OMA’s work in the UK and coincides with the opening of their first buildings here, Rothschild Bank HQ in the City of London and a Maggie’s Centre in Gartnavel, Glasgow.
The exhibition is curated and designed by the Belgium-based collective, Rotor. To make their portrait of OMA, Rotor have enjoyed unprecedented behind-thescenes access and the opportunity to ask candid questions. The result is a compelling selection of materials from archives, collections and OMA-offices across the globe.
OMA Shop
Browse through a comprehensive selection of OMA’s published book titles to date in the OMA shop. Even those extremely rare and out of print books have been sourced – and are available for sale on a first come, first served basis. Plus, a selection of exhibition postcards and a portfolio of exclusive exhibition prints from image files selected by Rotor from the OMA server.
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