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INSITE is a video magazine for architects. In this issue: 1: John Winter discusses the new Tate Gallery extension with James Stirling and Michael Wilford. 2: Patrick Hannay continues his report about the...
Looks at the most infuential buildings and architects of the 1980s, loosely grouped under the new architectural expressions such as ‘post-modern’, ‘high-tech’ and ‘rationalism’. Some of the...
Conservationists have become a potent force in contemporary architecture, lamenting and sometimes preventing the demolition of old buildings. Equally vociferous and convinced are those who believe that...
The history of the Victoria and Albert Museum in the 19th century from its pioneering origins as part of Prince Albert’s grand educational designs, to its institutionalisation in the 1890s as a treasure...
Postle introduces the film, viewing the building from different perspectives. Includes statements by the designers Richard Rogers, Renzo Piano and Peter Rice; a critique by members of Archigram and Denis...
Sir John Summerson describes the museum where he has been curator for over thirty years.
A visit to the Agricultural Museum at Adamston, Huntly, owned by Hew McCall-Smith, to see some of the machines and agricultural practices of the 19th century.
Dramatisation of a visit to the British Museum by two Africans who discover African art, specifically Benin bronzes, hidden in the basement. An exposé of the policies of European colonial regimes which, in...
Series 1. 4-discs. An art road movie presented by Charlie Luxton and Mame McCutchin as they drive a 35-foot RV across the United States. Journeying from San Diego, California to Portland, Maine, they visit...
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