The Barbican Center in London is one of Europe’s most important cultural centers and an outstanding example of British Brutalism. Built between the 1960s and 1980s, the complex combines striking concrete architecture with a diverse program of art, music, theater, film, and dance.
The Barbican Art Gallery in London is part of the Barbican Centre. Set amid the striking concrete architecture, the gallery presents, among other things, a diverse exhibition program featuring international modern and Contemporary Art. In doing so, it combines art-historical perspectives with current social and cultural issues.
