What we're seeing: Jane Drew exhibition at ICA

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Jane Drew: An Introduction
Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) until 23 Mar 2014

This exhibition features artworks and books related to the British modern architect Jane Drew (1911-1996). Drew designed modern social housing in England and abroad during and after World War II. During her career she worked with Maxwell Fry, her husband, on schools and universities in West Africa, and with Pierre Jeanneret on housing in Chandigarh in north India. For more information visit ICA.

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