In our brief history of the Abstract Expressionist movement, we write Lee Krasner back in to art history and explore how the turbulence of New York in the 1940s led to the vibrant and energetic art movement that put New York at the centre of the art world.
nonclassical DJs Gabriel Prokofiev & Classical Mechanics DJ mix ahead of nonclassical's takeover of one of London's most beloved nightclubs, Fabric, as part of the Barbican's free music festival, Sound Unbound.
Explore the sounds of British jazz with this new mix by Footshooter.
Is meat grown in a lab vegetarian? 'Meet Meat' puts the idea of meat under the microscope to hear both sides of the argument as we look ahead to the future of food production.
In the second of a series of three videos exploring contemporary artists’ responses to our Lee Krasner exhibition, artist Flora Yukhnovich talks to Katy Hessel (founder of The Great Women Artists) about her practice and what Krasner’s work means to her
Scottish multi-instrumentalist and producer Erland Cooper brings a tape machine, a piano and a cello together for an intimate performance in the Barbican Foyer.
We look back at our June 2019 Instagrammer, William Jones to explore his Barbican shots.
The Barbican Conservatory is London's second largest conservatory, with over 1,800 species of plants and trees.
Head Gardener Marta reveals the secrets of this hidden oasis in the heart of the city.
With its swirling green hues dancing across the canvas, take a closer look at Lee Krasner's 'Portrait in Green' from 1969.
Take a moment of contemplation with Lee Krasner's 'Kufic' from 1965.
If you have a range of interests and talents, a traditional career path might seem limiting when you could become a ‘slashy’ instead. We find out about the benefits and challenges of wearing different creative hats.
We meet artist Chantal Joffe in her studio as she talks to Katy Hessel (founder of The Great Women Artists) about Lee Krasner's life, her paintings and what this new exhibition of her works mean for her.
