Ashes & Architecture: Monograph Reading brings live music, spoken word and visuals to Reference Point near Temple on Monday 12 October 2026. The evening is built around Inder Paul Sandhu’s archive and new monograph. Tickets are £6.13 and must be booked in advance.

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What is happening?

Ashes & Architecture is an archive by Inder Paul Sandhu, bringing together sound, text, image, fashion, artefacts and spatial practice. At its centre are fifteen original musical compositions, developed alongside poetry, artwork and film.

For this one-night event, expect a monograph reading alongside live music, spoken word and visuals. It is an opportunity to encounter the project in several forms, rather than simply browse a book or exhibition alone.

Who is it for?

This should suit anyone interested in contemporary art, experimental music, books or spoken word. No specialist knowledge is needed: the evening is centred on sharing the work and the ideas behind it.

The Eventbrite listing does not publish age guidance or detailed accessibility information. Contact Reference Point through the booking page before purchasing if you need confirmation about seating, step-free access or whether the event is suitable for younger attendees.

Getting there

Temple is the closest station to Reference Point on Arundel Street, just off the Strand. Embankment and Charing Cross are also within walking distance, depending on your route.

The event is indoors and starts at a fixed time, so allow a few minutes to find the venue before the 7pm start.

Booking and useful questions

Is this event free?
No. The displayed Eventbrite ticket price is £6.13 per person. Check the live listing before paying, as availability and ticket conditions can change.
Do I need to book?
Yes. Booking is essential through Eventbrite before you travel.
What will I see?
The programme combines a reading from the Ashes & Architecture monograph with live music, spoken word and visuals. The project itself draws on sound, text, images, fashion, artefacts and spatial practice.
Can I get a refund?
Eventbrite currently states that refunds are available up to seven days before the event. Check the booking page for the latest terms before purchasing.

Source and last check

Details checked on 27 September 2026 using Reference Point’s official Eventbrite listing and the organiser’s submitted information. Ticket availability, price and access arrangements can change, so check Eventbrite before setting out.