Terunobu Fujimori and Richard Wentworth: The Urban Subconscious
Fri 16 July 2010 7pmAlongside his built work, architect Terunobu Fujimori has spent years documenting the traces of ephemeral patterns of behaviour in Tokyo, from tracks left by cyclists following a shortcut to the graffiti a branch makes on a wall. In conversation with the artist Richard Wentworth, Fujimori will discuss this work on the ‘urban subconscious,’ as well as his commission for the 1:1 – Architects Build Small Spaces exhibition and the ancient forms of vernacular architecture that have inspired him.
Chaired by Dr Sarah Teasley, History of Design and Critical & Historical Studies, Royal College of Art
Venue
Lecture Theatre, Victoria and Albert Museum
Please use the Groups Entrance on Exhibition Road
Tickets
Full Price: £8
AF Members and Concessions: £6
Online:
www.vam.ac.uk
Telephone:
020 7942 2211


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