Here are a selection of photos which show why it's such good news that the Church of the Good Shepherd in Batheaston will hopefully be saved (if only for the stained glass window).
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A rare example of 1960s brutalism in Bath. The church has been closed since Covid. Planning permission is sought to demolish it and replace with housing.
Oh, people should get this!
Andrew’s photography is always wonderful: he works out how to get just the right angle to make the buildings beautiful and sometimes abstracted to just a pattern.
I could stare at this for hours. 450 rolls of film made into a psychgeographical collage of Venice by Sohei Nishino:
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Today is publication day for my new book.
Bristol’s modernist & brutalist buildings are rarely celebrated. Some are listed, many are threatened, a few are already gone. This book is a record and an appreciation of the buildings and the era that made them possible.
www.eberlin.co.uk/store/p/mode...
David Hockney will be missed but I’m glad he did so much with his 88 years on this earth.
Visiting his Polaroids exhibition, aged 16, was one of the seminal moment of my life.
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In this month's “Chance favours the prepared mind” Jotter:
JR finds a camera
Luck isn’t something that happens to you
STRAT_SCRAPS
The lucky timing of a George Shaw exhibition
A heart-warming TV show
Bread of Angels
One shared instinct
Work
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With the NCP going into administration this 36 page zine, created in collaboration with Elliott Sargent and Tom Benjamin, is a very timely celebration of the car parks of Bristol.
www.eberlin.co.uk/store/p/car-...
One of the most inventive photographers of our age, Jack Davison, made some portraits last November and they will be exhibited at the Cob Gallery (London) for the next month.
Go if you can.
He will help you see differently.
www.cobgallery.com/exhibitions/...
Today is publication day for my new book.
Bristol’s modernist & brutalist buildings are rarely celebrated. Some are listed, many are threatened, a few are already gone. This book is a record and an appreciation of the buildings and the era that made them possible.
www.eberlin.co.uk/store/p/mode...
Photos of the most iconic 20th century buildings in Bristol including Cheese Lane Shot Tower, Castlemead, Clifton Cathedral, Everard's Print Works and more.
With the NCP going into administration this 36 page zine, created in collaboration with Elliott Sargent and Tom Benjamin, is a very timely celebration of the car parks of Bristol. Why photograph thes...
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… but that’s not what it’s like to live in the world (David Hockney).
“Chance favours the prepared mind,” JR finds a camera, STRAT_SCRAPS, why luck isn’t something that happens to you, George Shaw exhibition in Sheffield, the heart-warming TV show The Assembly, Bread ...
There’s far more to Bristol than the Clifton Bridge, as this fine book by Andrew @eberlin.co.uk proves.
My copy turned up today. If you love Bristol, Modernism and especially both, you should get one too.
www.eberlin.co.uk/store/p/mode...
Only just heard about this. architect Denys Lasdun’s last major project is in the process of being completely ‘renovated’.
Milton Gate - “The Glass Castle” in the City of London.
Anyone know what stage the demolition is at?
Andrew Eberlin
Photos of the most iconic 20th century buildings in Bristol including Cheese Lane Shot Tower, Castlemead, Clifton Cathedral, Everard's Print Works and more.
Milton gate, another modern building we will regret changing beyond recognition...
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NEWS: Denys Lasdun's 'Glass Castle' at Milton Gate in the City of London (1987-91) - his last major work and ‘homage to Charles Rennie Mackintosh’ - looks set to be destroyed, after consent was given for a controversial new office scheme by Brookfield and AHMM.
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