Smart Art / Smart Cities at New London Architecture

Curated by FuturePace, the innovative partnership between Pace gallery and Futurecity, Smart Art \ Smart Cities is a new exhibition exploring how the international group of FuturePace artists are directly engaging with our built environment to bring original ideas to our cities.

The display will feature examples of urban projects realised in London and abroad as well as artistic short films edited by the studios, including JR, Studio Drift, Random International, Studio Swine, Michal Rovner, teamLab, Kohei Nawa and Leo Villareal. On view at New London Architecture through October 29, 2018. 

A talks programme featuring FuturePace artists will run alongside the exhibition, providing a forum to debate culture-led placemaking, new opportunities and approaches to public art and what effect they may have on our future cities.

Friday, September 14, 8:30–9:30 AM

Yana Peel, Chief Executive Officer of the Serpentine Galleries will chair a discussion with FuturePace artists JR, Hannes Koch (Co-Founder, Random International), Yuichi Kodai (Architect, Kohei Nawa Studio) and Héloïse Reynolds (Dramaturg, Random International) and Futurecity Cultural Director Sherry Dobbin. Tickets available here.

Friday, September 21, 1:15–1:45 PM

Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta, Co-Founders of Studio Drift, will give an informal talk in the exhibition space about their work and creative practice with Futurecity Founder Mark Davy. Tickets available here.

More information on the exhibition and talks programme can be found on the New London Architecture website.

Smart Art / Smart Cities
September 4 – October 29, 2018
New London Architecture
The Building Centre, 26 Store Street
London, WC1E 7BT