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In her conversation, Justyna Green discusses Sam Jacob's education and varied approaches to architecture, his work at the nexus of art and architecture, the inspiration and design process behind the newly-opened London's Cartoon Museum and the re-modelling of the V&A’s Cromwell Road entrance.
See Sam’s ‘Sea Things’ installation at the Victoria and Albert Museum during the London Design Festival in September 2019.
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Sam Jacob, on art and architecture
by Justyna Green | Published on : Nov 04, 2019
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