Work / Harriet Jennings

• 23rd January 2026

AAAAYY: same same but different

An AA Gallery residency by YY (Francisco Gaspar and Tawanda Chiweshe) that positioned the studio table as a site for process, research and exchange.

Sacha Trouiller

• 16th January 2026

Renée Gailhoustet: A Thousand and One Ways of Living

Renée Gailhoustet created pioneering masterplans and social housing projects in the Parisian suburbs. The exhibition of work by NVBL presents Gailhoustet’s ambitious and generous principles for living.

Elena Andreea Teleaga

• 10th October 2025

The Word For World: The Maps of Ursula K Le Guin

When Ursula K Le Guin was writing a new story, she would begin by drawing a map. The Word for World presents a selection of maps drawn by the celebrated author.

Thomas Adank

• 17th January 2025

Distillation of Architecture: 家具

Pairing architects and makers from Japan, the exhibition presents a series of installations that demonstrate how living spaces can be transformed through architectural and material thinking.

• 10th October 2024

Ripple Ripple Rippling

A multisensory exhibition and public installation telling stories of the entangled flows of people and land around an ordinary village in China.

Elena Andreea Teleaga

• 13th October 2023

Portraits of a Practice: The Life and Work of MJ Long

The exhibition explores the work of the architect MJ Long as revealed through a doll’s house she made in the late 1970s for her young daughter, Sal.

Francesco Russo

18th October 2021

Shaping Space – Architectural Models Revealed

An exhibition celebrating the role of architectural models in shaping the spaces we live in. Curated in collaboration with the V&A.

John MacLean

• 27th February 2020

The New Stone Age

The New Stone Age celebrated structural stone; its potential and beauty as well as its inherent sustainability. Curated by Amin Taha of Groupwork Architects, Steve Webb of Webb Yates Engineers and Pierre Bidaud from The Stonemasonry Company Ltd, the exhibition surveyed the contemporary use of structural stone.

Harriet Jennings

Harriet Jennings

Curator and cultural producer interested in architecture, the built environment and our agency within it.

Exhibitions

Shaping Space – Architectural Models Revealed

The New Stone Age

Events

Writing

POND LIFE SOS

BE: journal #1

Making It: Sculpture in Britain 1977–1986

Harriet Jennings

Harriet Jennings

Curator and cultural producer interested in architecture, the built environment and our agency within it.

Exhibitions

AAAAYY: same same but different

Renée Gailhoustet: A Thousand and One Ways of Living

The Word For World: The Maps of Ursula K Le Guin

Distillation of Architecture: 家具

Ripple Ripple Rippling

Portraits of a Practice: The Life and Work of MJ Long

Shaping Space – Architectural Models Revealed

The New Stone Age

Events

New Standards

Forensic Architecture and Alison Killing on Digital Modelling and Human Rights investigations

Housing: how architects can design for wellbeing and equality

Wood Work #01 - Waterloo City Farm with Ingrid Petit, Feilden Fowles

Writing

EYESORE ISSUE 5 - Lost Spaces

From modern to timeless: Níall McLaughlin’s Magdalene College Library

‘Everything is sculpture’ – Noguchi at the Barbican

A polymath of Modernism: Sophie Taeuber-Arp at Tate Modern

POND LIFE SOS

BE: journal #1

Disputed Architectures

Making It: Sculpture in Britain 1977–1986