Comic sketches of London’s architecture in the Barbican Library
The foyer of the Barbican Library is currently host to an exhibition of sketches, many humourous, of architecture by Anna Gibb.
Anna uses the act of drawing as a tool to help her to dissect the built environment, and the common threads found in the past, present and future of architecture.There’s a strong sense of Heath Robinson in some of the sketches, such as what if London Bridge was rebuilt today to its older format with buildings along the bridge? There’s quite a bit of humour a
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