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by Justyna GreenPublished on : Nov 04, 2019
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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