Barbican Residents Conservatory Ranjani Shettar: Between the sky

Ranjani Shettar: Between the sky and earth is the first major monograph on this exciting artist from India who has been making waves in the international art world over the last decade

and Zaha Hadid

how the aftermath of the Emergency led to a surge of socially conscious art that critiqued the government

The leather for these double sided bookmarks is sourced from a family run Scottish tannery using skins sourced as a by product from the meat and dairy industry

these shards piece together not only a history but a cosmology

Barbican Residents Conservatory Ranjani Shettar: Between the skyThe Barbican embodies a vision of public generosity that is becoming vanishingly rare. Olivia Laing 2024 New Edition published by Hoxton Mini Press. Including newly photographed Barbican Residents' apartments. The Barbican is a radical model of city living and a symbol of post war optimism. Today, its home to around 4,000 people half the population of the City of London, the ancient heart of the capital where the building resides. But while its towers