Description
The exhibition curated by the Experimental Architecture Group examined the past, present and future of the most fundamental building block, the humble brick. Through the design and materiality of bricks across a wide range of cultural expressions and aspirations, the group presented a portrait of human civilization that imagines how these basic units of construction may also help to articulate values and produce different kinds of living spaces. The exhibition examined the potential to alter relationships with the natural world thus reducing the negative impact humanity is having on its surroundings.Drawing on scientific and design work conducted as part of the Horizon 2020 Living Architecture (LIAR) project, as well as on the Museum’s own collection, the group have worked with both staff from the GNM and transdisciplinary collaborators to rediscover ancient bricks and discuss how bricks may be used in the near future.
| Period | 2018 → … |
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| Event type | Exhibition |
| Location | Newcastle upon TyneShow on map |
| Degree of Recognition | Regional |