Sin Centre takes its name from an unrealised project by English architect and founder of Archigram Group Michael Webb (conventionally, but misleadingly dated 1959-62) about which little has been written. Webb’s Sin Centre was planned for Leicester Square as his thesis project at Regent Street Polytechnic. It was to be a place of transcendence, of release from material things. Webb’s drawings, writing and thinking have been a continuous source of red hot inspiration for our Sin Centre. Michael Webb (b.1937) lives in Rhode Island.
Sin Centre is the fourth project of its kind organised by Hannah Barry Gallery, following Palazzo Peckham, Venice (2013), Peckham Hotel, London (2013)and Peckham Pavilion, Venice (2009).'