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Concrete and Clay: Archiving the Barbican
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Concrete and Clay: Archiving the Barbican

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This free installation invites visitors to orient themselves in the buildings and their complex, fascinating histories in an exciting new display at the heart of the Barbican’s Foyers.

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Art & design

Yuko Mohri: In Concert

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Japanese artist Yuko Mohri transforms The Curve with a new site-responsive commission exploring states of flux and acts of repair via light, sound and kinetic sculpture featuring Barbican objects.

An installation view of the Robert Ryman: The Real Thing exhibition, showing an empty gallery with a variety of Ryman's paintings hanging on the walls.
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Robert Ryman: The Real Thing

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‘You have to see the real thing… seeing a real painting is the only way to do it.’

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Kochi-Muziris Biennale: In conversation

Kader Attia and Jitish Kallat join Shanay Jhaveri, Head of Visual Arts, for a conversation about artistic practice, curatorial thinking and the Kochi-Muziris Biennale.

Modern building
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Architecture on Stage: Walters and Cohen

Discover the projects and ideas behind Walters & Cohen's thoughtful, people-focused architecture.

A square canvas with white paint laid in horizontal stripes, the brown of the canvas peeping through the cracks.
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Relaxed View of Robert Ryman: The Real Thing

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Our Relaxed Viewings are dedicated to visitors who would benefit from a more informal approach to noise and movement in the space. With a lower visitor capacity, visitors can enter and exit freely.

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Art & design Talks & events

Architecture on Stage: Takero Shimazaki

London-based architect Takero Shimazaki discusses the ideas and design approaches behind a selection of projects by t-sa, including the recently completed Yard Theatre in Hackney Wick.

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Architecture on Stage: Worofila

Senegalese practice Worofila presents this year's Rick Mather lecture, celebrating the work of architects who are making important contributions to thinking about sustainability. 

A square painting with a bright blue background and a tangle of white and dark blue swirling lines emerging from the top of the canvas.
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Robert Ryman: Exhibition Tour with Curatorial Assistant...

Join Curatorial Assistant Amber Li for a guided tour of Robert Ryman: The Real Thing, focusing on some of her personal highlights.

Sarathy Korwar
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Art & design Contemporary music

Ryman in Rhythm: Sarathy Korwar

Join us for this intimate performance in the gallery by percussionist Sarathy Korwar as he responds to the work of Robert Ryman.  

A black and white photo of a man crouching down, looking at a large, white, square painting laid out on a low-level table. Behind him, another white square painting hangs on the wall.
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Art & design

Robert Ryman: A New Way of Seeing – Courtauld Symposium

This half-day symposium revisits the American painter Robert Ryman’s work, connections and legacy from a range of perspectives, marking the major retrospective of his work in our Art Gallery.

A circular coffee filter with a grid pattern marked on it sits on an off-white mount in a square frame.
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Robert Ryman: Exhibition Tour with Curator Wells Fray-Smith

Join Curator Wells Fray-Smith as she shares personal highlights from the exhibition and offers insights into Robert Ryman’s life and work.

tyroneisaacstuart
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Art & design Contemporary music

Ryman in Rhythm: tyroneisaacstuart

Join us for this intimate performance in the gallery by interdisciplinary and movement artist tyroneisaacstuart as he responds to the work of Robert Ryman.  

A square canvas covered in white swirling paint strokes. Underneath, pops of deep red show through.
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Art & design

Robert Ryman: Exhibition Tour with Curatorial Assistant...

Join Curatorial Assistant Amber Li as she shares personal highlights from the exhibition and offers insights into Robert Ryman’s life and work.

An unstretched square linen canvas with white paint layered on top in small strokes, some applied thinly and others thick so the paint protrudes from the surface. Along the bottom of the canvas are two horizonal red lines.
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Art & design

Audio Described Tour of Robert Ryman: The Real Thing

Suitable for blind and partially sighted visitors to the gallery, a live tour led by Lisa Squirrel who will describe key works on display.