‘Coincidences’ John Wardle Architects
Exhibition‘Coincidences’ is an exploration of the work of John Wardle Architects (JWA) carried out by a series of prominent architectural photographers and artist, Peter Kennedy. This exhibition interrogates the boundaries between public and private spaces. Can a foyer have the intimacy of a living room? How might a house have the civic atmosphere of a university hall? Photographers each visited two JWA buildings and took a single image of each site. The images are presented as a pair; thus drawing out points of commonality, ‘coincidences’, across seemingly unconnected architectural contexts.
When: | Wednesday 18 January – Friday 17 February 2017 |
Where: | Nishi Gallery |
Cost: | Free |
“Stercus accidit.” — David Hume.