To celebrate the 90th anniversary of the opening of the Isokon Flats, the Isokon Gallery in Hampstead püresents Through a Bauhaus Lens: Edith Tudor-Hart and Isokon, an exhibition of previously unseen 1933–4 photographs by the Viennese, Bauhaus-trained photographer Edith Tudor-Hart.

The recently discovered prints document the historic construction and opening of the Isokon Flats, Britain's first reinforced concrete apartment block. Designed by Canadian architect Wells Coates, and pioneering a new way of living in tiny ‘minimum apartments’, during the 1930s and 1940s, the building was home to an incredible community of left-wing, artists, writers, four Bauhaus masters (Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer and László Moholy-Nagy), Agatha Christie and, it later emerged, a community of Soviet spies.

Opening Times: Saturday & Sunday, 11am–4pm
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