An online conversation featuring the master of stained glass, painter, and architectural artist Brian Clarke and famed architect Norman Foster. Inspired by the Museum's current exhibition Brian Clarke: The Art of Light, the longtime friends and frequent collaborators discuss how Clarke—in Norman Foster's words—"uses buildings as a canvas" and his magnificent stained-glass artworks "impart a wonderful sense of poetry to a space." Clarke and Foster have worked together on architectural art commissions for locations around the world, including London's Stansted Airport, the Al-Faisaliyah Complex in Riyadh, a landmark work in the development of modern stained glass, and the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation in Kazakhstan. The conversation is moderated by art critic, curator, and artist Robert Storr, bringing together three luminaries of art and architecture.

The conversation was recorded on Nov 13, 2020.