How can technology help us resurrect extinct smells from nature? We meet artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg about 'Resurrecting the Sublime', featured in our AI: More than Human exhibition.
Join the centennial celebrations of one of the greatest choreographers of the 20th century with a live broadcast of the performances in London, Los Angeles and New York.
Francis Gooding explores the birth of the British jazz scene and introduces the faces of a new wave.
We caught up with the team working on 'Avalanche: A Love Story' during rehearsals.
Designer and photographer Peter Chadwick takes us through the inspiration behind his new Brutalist posters
Rebecca Coleman asks what ‘now’ means in a world where media is all-pervasive and always on.
In the first session of our Life Rewired inspired Design Yourself project, our young creatives start exploring how people are augmenting their bodies with technology.
How could the potential of technology impact the way we perceive reproduction and ultimately human life? We explore the future of reproductive medicine in The Children of Tomorrow.
We look back at our April 2019 Instagrammer, Giselle Jonte to explore her Barbican shots.
'That day, Nyarri saw a thing he couldn’t name. It would be twenty years before he heard the words atomic bomb' - Curtis, Nyarri’s grandson
Graphic designer Homa Delvaray takes us through the inspiration behind the bold and colourful poster for the season.
We celebrate ten years of Barbican Young Poets and talk to three alumni about their experience being on the project, where they are now, and the impact of poetry on their lives.
