Brutalist Arts Venues

Brutalism and the arts have a long relationship. The National Theatre and the Barbican Centre were built as cultural landmarks in concrete, and both still divide opinion and fill their foyers. This collection gathers my models, risograph prints, relief and lasercut of the National Theatre and the Barbican Centre, plus miniature concrete models of the Okinawa Prefectural Museum and Marcel Breuer's building on Madison Avenue in New York. They suit a theatre-goer, an actor, a musician who has played the Barbican, or an architect who thinks a foyer is a work of art. As a Brutalist architecture gift they come with a ready-made story: the interval, the first night, the long walk through the terraces. Everything is made by me in Birmingham. Models take about 30 days; prints are posted within 14.