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Intermission / Goff Courtney, 29 Royal Exchange, Threadneedle Street
Architectural showspace on the first floor of a duplex unit in the City’s Royal Exchange (the ground floor houses clothing boutique, GOFF COURTNEY, which also sells accessories, visual books & magazines. INTERMISSION is exhibiting three-dimensional artworks by architect Misha Stefan and RE:PLACE – proposing alternative, more inclusive destinations for three prominent gateway sites in the City.
Bank
Liverpool Street
Intermission is on the 1st floor accessible by a narrow staircase. Threadneedle Street has recently been semi-pedestrianised.
There is a 'hidden gem' aspect to Intermission - despite being in the heart of the City, in one of its most prestigious, historic buildings.
12:00–18:00
12:00–18:00
12:00–18:00
12:00–18:00
12:00–18:00
12:00–18:00
12:00–18:00
12:00–18:00
12:00–18:00
With bold ambitions to support the reinvention of the City of London as more than an office and heritage destination, ‘RE-PLACE’ explores a series of sites as templates for what could be imagined. Misha Stefan’s ‘creative laboratory’ is forging a new way forward, proposing a timeless aesthetic that fosters a new blueprint for the urban landscape and a new approach to development, offering tangible amenity for the community.
Misha Stefan’s three-dimensional artworks can be described as “templates from a parallel world”. The ‘soft modernist’ structures represent his approach for utilising nature-inspired design biomimicry to recalibrate our connection with the world around us.
INTERMISSION is tucked inside the City's Royal Exchange, on the first floor of a duplex unit.. The showspace also sells a selection of rare visual publications, catalogues and other print ephemera.