Rachel Whiteread: ‘A memorial needs to be visible but not screaming’ @TheArchitecturalReview
Rachel Whiteread: ‘A memorial needs to be visible but not screaming’ @TheArchitecturalReview
Uploaded March 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
2017 Ada Louise Huxtable prize winner Rachel Whiteread talks to us about her ‘shy sculptures’, working in series, how Gordon Matta-Clark influenced her student days and why she finds it difficult to collaborate with architects.

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Rachel Whiteread: ‘A memorial needs to be visible but not screaming’

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