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Opening today at Britain's foremost brutalist building, the Barbican multi-arts centre, Digital Revolution is an exhibition that journeys through creative technology from the 1970s to the present day – with interactivity at its heart. More multi-floored nightclub than exhibition space, the various themed rooms bring together …

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  1. Anonymous Blowhard

    I, for one, welcome our robotic snake overlords!

    (had to be said)

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  2. Anonymous Coward
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    Wow....

    some modern "art" I actually want to see....instead of the usual wanting smash the "art" into the "atists" face....hmmmmm but in doing so, would that make me an artist in my own right?

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  3. David Moore
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    Oh dear...

    I was at a loose end for a few hours in London yesterday and decided to wander around the Tate Modern (after toying with the idea of going to the Barbican).

    Gutted.

    Next time Gadget!

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  4. Hollerith 1

    Not brutalist, but...

    One New Change, in the City of London, has to be the ugliest, most user-unfriendly building ever built. It is a blot.

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    1. Robert Forsyth
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      Re: Not brutalist, but...

      Back in the mid 1980's, it did have a serendipitous nature, you could look over a balcony and see a band playing, but not anyway to reach the place.

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