This exhibition shows a selection of the maps produced by Monsoon Assemblages, a research project in the School of Architecture and Cities at the University of Westminster funded by the European Research Council between 2016-2021.
About the project
The project drew on the environmental humanities, the natural sciences and the spatial disciplines to develop an understanding of the entanglements of the monsoon in everyday life, politics and planning in Chennai, Delhi, Dhaka and Yangon, four of South Asia’s rapidly growing cities.
The maps were mechanisms through which the project team constructed understandings of the materiality of the monsoon and the many mechanisms that drive it.
Opening night
On 18 October, there will be an opening night event from 6.30–7.30pm.
Lindsay Bremner and John Cook of Monsoon Assemblages will discuss the maps with Tom Corby, Associate Dean of Research, Central St Martins.
How to visit
The exhibition is located the Gallery Cafe at our 309 Regent Street site, and is open to students, staff and the general public.
The current opening hours are 9am-4pm.
There is no booking required for the exhibition or the opening event, anyone is welcome!
Please bear in mind when walking or ordering food in the café, everyone must keep their face coverings on. However when individuals are seated and eating, they are allowed to take them off per University guidance.
