For the fifth and final instalment of Disappear Here, Sam is joined by artist Patrick Hughes.

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Disappear Here: Patrick Hughes in conversation with Sam Jacob

The fourth episode sees Sam joined by his co-curator Marie Bak Mortensen.

Disappear Here: Marie Bak Mortensen in conversation with Sam Jacob

Bringing together material from the RIBA and Drawing Matter collections, the exhibition Disappear Here (RIBA, 2 May – 7 Oct 2018) explores the history, application and implications of perspective, how it spans truth and illusion, linking the disciplines of art, architecture and mathematics. In this podcast series, curator and designer Sam Jacob discusses with various guests the exhibition’s material and themes. The third episode sees Sam joined by Madelon Vriesendorp, artist and founding member of the Office of Metropolitan Architecture (OMA).

Disappear Here: Madelon Vriesendorp in conversation with Sam Jacob

Bringing together material from the RIBA and Drawing Matter collections, the exhibition ‘Disappear Here’ (RIBA, 2 May – 7 Oct 2018) explores the history, application and implications of perspective, how it spans truth and illusion, linking the disciplines of art, architecture and mathematics. In this podcast series, curator and designer Sam Jacob discusses with various guests the exhibition’s material and themes. The second episode sees Sam joined by Deanna Petherbridge, artist, curator and author of The Primacy of Drawing (Yale University Press).

Disappear Here: Deanna Petherbridge in conversation with Sam Jacob

Bringing together material from the RIBA and Drawing Matter collections, the exhibition ‘Disappear Here’ (RIBA, 2 May – 7 Oct 2018) explores the history, application and implications of perspective, how it spans truth and illusion, linking the disciplines of art, architecture and mathematics. In this podcast series, curator and designer Sam Jacob discusses with various guests the exhibition’s material and themes. The first episode sees Sam joined by Kent Rawlinson, Head of Collections at RIBA, to discuss the process of research and curation, and the intentions behind the exhibition.

Disappear Here: Kent Rawlinson in conversation with Sam Jacob

The Drawing Matter Collection, based in Somerset, England, comprises several thousand architectural drawings and models, ranging from the sixteenth century to the present day. The collection has been assembled over the last twenty-five years and focuses particularly on the role of drawing in the process of design. The Drawing Matter website is intended as a forum in which the material of the collection is made more visible and available for discussion, supported by associated events and activities. For more information, visit drawingmatter.org.

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