In Person: World Brutalism Lecture Series 4. Brutalism in Australia
In Person: World Brutalism Lecture Series 4. Brutalism in Australia
Thursday 13 April 2023 at 6.30 pm
The Gallery, 70 Cowcross Street, London EC1M 6EJ
Andrew Murray will look at a history of Brutalism in Australia, from an early engagement with the New Brutalism to the sculptural concrete buildings of the late 1970s which came to define the modern Australian city.
Andrew Murray is a caseworker with C20 Society and recently completed his PhD at the University of Melbourne on the relationship between Britain and Western Australia as it developed in the 1950s. He has previously been the editor of ‘The Architect’ (WA) and ‘The Weather Ring’.
Members: £12 Non-Members: £18
Includes a glass of wine.
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Note: This event is hybrid and is being run both in-person at Cowcross Street Gallery and online via Zoom except the final two lectures which will be Zoom only. The event will be recorded and offered as a catch-up lecture for those who have booked, and will be available for two weeks.
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Above: Hale School Memorial Hall, Perth, Western Australia (1961) Image: R J Ferguson
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