
In Their Words: Mars.tarrab
Rachel Mars and nat tarrab present their new show this autumn as winners of the Oxford Samuel Beckett Theatre Trust Award. We go behind the scenes with the Mars.tarrab duo for an insight into the making of ROLLER.
Rachel Mars and nat tarrab present their new show this autumn as winners of the Oxford Samuel Beckett Theatre Trust Award. We go behind the scenes with the Mars.tarrab duo for an insight into the making of ROLLER.
We invite branding experts from VICE, Boiler Room and Village Underground to share their advice and insights about how they have built their brand.
We look back at our April 2017 Instagrammer, Alex Totaro to explore their Barbican shots.
Curator Alona Pardo joins artist Richard Mosse in conversation to learn more about subject and specialist technology behind his commission for The Curve, Incoming.
Revisit our 2017 exhibition, The Japanese House: Architecture and Life after 1945, in this online exhibition tour with Google Arts & Culture.
In this ScreenTalk from March 2016, Ben Wheatley discusses High Rise, his adaptation of J.G Ballard's dystopian novel set in a block of Brutalist high rise flats.
We meet Barbican host - and the poet behind our 35th anniversary film commission, 'Welcome' to learn more about his Barbican life.
Celebrating the Barbican’s 35th anniversary, we look back at some of the ‘firsts’ that have took place within our walls and beyond since we opened in 1982.
We look back at our March 2017 Instagrammer, Melissa Cross to explore her Barbican shots.
What does it mean to be a theatre producer? We look at some of the key lessons and challenges from the many facets of a career in producing.
We asked Londoners – ‘what film shook your world and why?’ The films you chose formed our first crowd-sourced film season. From Casablanca to Sholay, here are the stories behind the films London watches.
Whyte Horses' Dom Thomas presents two volumes of the Brutalist Utopian Mixtape, put together whilst recording the debut album Pop or Not in the Frosinone mountains.