• Event Type

  • Location

  • Reset

The City of London is renowned not only for its striking contemporary architecture but also for its rich tapestry of public art and cultural initiatives. This event, designed for professionals shaping the urban environment, delves into the dynamic relationship between art and architecture. It will explore how these two fields inform, challenge, and enhance one another in the public realm.

Industry leaders from architecture, curation, and public art commissioning will discuss the evolving practices that integrate artinto urban spaces. Key case studies, including projects like Salisbury Square, 50 Fenchurch St, and Sculpture in the City, will serve as focal points for examining best practices in design, implementation, and curation.

This will be an informative event for architects, planners, and professionals in the built environment who are interested in the broader cultural and aesthetic dimensions of urban development.

Chair: John Tusa
Speakers:
Stella Ioannou, Artistic Director, Sculpture in the City and Founding Director, Lacuna
Eric Parry, Principal, Eric Parry Architects
Mary Findlay, Curator, Deutsche Bank

The discussion will be followed by Q&A with drinks in the Temple Bar Chamber afterwards.

Art and Architecture in the City
Image: Image - Vanessa da Silva, Muamba Grove, 0 Hue #1 / Muamba Grove, 0 Hue #2, 2019 Install view from Sculpture in the City 13th edition. Courtesy of the artist and Duarte Sequeira Gallery. Photo © Nick Turpin

General Info

Event Type(s) Talks and Debates
Tickets / Admission £ 15
Tickets/Booking/RSVP: www.eventbrite.co.uk/...

Venue / Location

Temple Bar More Info

Address: First Floor, Paternoster Lodge
2 Paternoster Square
London
EC4M 7DX
view map
Public Transport St Paul's
Venue URL templebar.london
Venue Instagram @temple_bar_london
Venue Twitter @templebarlondon

Organiser

City Architecture Forum

About City Architecture Forum is formed of a cross-disciplinary group of professionals with a common interest in the quality of architecture and public realm in the City of London.
Twitter @CityArcForum

© Copyright 2024 London Architecture Diary.   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms and Conditions   |   Site: ATGS