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Shaping Croydon’s light-touch exhibit offers clues to the future
An exhibition, “Shaping Croydon – Architecture and Ambition”, has opened this week at the Museum of Croydon, just in time for this weekend’s celebration of the capital’s architecture with the Open House festival. The exhibition is attractively bright and light-touch. … Continue reading
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Croydon photographer’s brutalism pictures to go on display
Croydon-based photographer Christopher Hope-Fitch presents his spectacular long-term project Brutalism in Colour as part of this year’s London Festival of Architecture, starting next week. The exhibition, from June 7 to 16, is being held at the Gareth Gardner Gallery Enclave … Continue reading