What We're Seeing: Calvert 22's Power and Architecture
July 7th, 2016
July 7th, 2016
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Today sees the launch of the second exhibition of Calvert 22’s Power and Architecture series – ‘Dead space and ruins’.
The exhibition features the work of four photographers who examine the decaying architectural remains of the Soviet vision. The works take inspiration from the vast landscape of the former Soviet Union, and examine the ‘dead spaces’ which remain.
Until 7 August.
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