What Bauhaus is for Germany, that's what Vkhutemas is for Russia. One exhibition wants to show that the Ruskie's are just as influential as the Germans.

Jonathan Charley, Independent Scholar 02:40

#Vkhutemas #Bauhaus #Exhibition

On this episode of Showcase;

2020 Booker Prize Winner 00:41

Aasmah Mir, Broadcaster and Journalist​ 01:12

Matchstick Landmarks​ 09:15

Maestro Philip Tracy 11:34

Namad Gallery 13:46

Steve McQueen's Small Axe 16:18

The Art of Trinidad Garcia 18:07

Selma Gurbuz's​ This Place We Call World 20:48

#BookerPrize #SteveMcQueen #PhilipTracy

The Scottish author Douglas Stuart won the 52nd Booker Prize with his debut novel 'Shuggie Bain'.

Aasmah Mir, Broadcaster and Journalist​ 00:32

#BookerPrize #Literature #Pandemic

On this episode of Showcase;

Simon Phipps' Brutal North 00:40

Simon Phipps, Author of ‘Brutal North’​​ 01:02

Objects of Desire: Surrealism and Design 09:01

Netflix's Jingle Jangle 11:52

Sydney 'Digital' Opera House 14:21

Street Art in Versailles 19:09

Breath / Bless Project at Gardens by the Bay 21:25

Star Wars Lego 23:16

#BrutalNorth #SydneyOperaHouse #StarWars

A photography collection explores the brutal architecture of England's north.

Simon Phipps, Author of ‘Brutal North’​​ 00:25

#BrutalArchitecture #Brutalism #Photography

An art project uses the benefits of the digital world to connect people with flowers from miles away.

#DigitalFlowers #GardensbyTheBay #Singapore

On this episode of Showcase;

Creatives in Politics 00:37

Melissa Saenz Gordon, Cultural Worker 01:06

In Conversation with Tom Young 07:22

'Accidentally Wes Anderson' 12:49

Wally Koval, Creator of 'Accidentally Wes Anderson' 13:24

Silo Art Trail 20:20

Jude Law's 'The Nest' 23:35

#WesAnderson #Artist #JudeLaw

Director Wes Anderson works meticulously to create photographic vistas in his films. They are so distinctive that critics call them Wes World. Now a travel book finds glimpses of Wes World in real life.

Wally Koval, Creator of Accidentally Wes Anderson 00:37

#AccidentallyWesAnderson #WesAnderson #Book

The co-founder of Soft Power Vote, Melissa Saenz Gordon, says the missing link in politics is art. We ask her what would politics look like if creatives were more involved.

Melissa Saenz Gordon, Co-founder of Soft Power Vote​ 00:29

#Politics #Art #Creativity

There is an ongoing saying roaming in Lebanon that Beirut now exists more in paintings than in real life. Through the paintings of a British artist, we discover some of these vanished scenes.

#TomYoung #Artist #Beirut