Upcoming - Live The Shape of a Circle in the Mind of a Fish with Plants 19 May 2019 Serpentine Galleries present the third instalment of this year-long symposium and research project, presented as part of the General Ecology project. The Shape of a Circle in the Mind of a Fish with Plants brings together scientists, anthropologists,
Upcoming - Live, Exhibition Saturdays Live: Tabita Rezaire, MerKaBa For The Hoeteps 18 May 2019 In the context of Emma Kunz's exhibition artist Tabita Rezaire presents MerKaBa For The Hoeteps, a collective healing offering. This experience is open to all and participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothes.
Upcoming - Live, Exhibition Saturday Talks: Melissa Blanchflower on Emma Kunz 18 May 2019 Curator, Melissa Blanchflower leads a tour of the Emma Kunz exhibition. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Upcoming - Live, Exhibition, Learn Power Tour: Disabled People Against Cuts 4 May 2019 Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC) leads a Power Tour to raise awareness of the disproportionate and adverse impacts of so-called "welfare reform" measures on disabled people since 2010, and how disabled people have
Upcoming - Live, Exhibition Saturday Talks: Amira Gad on Hito Steyerl 4 May 2019 Curator, Amira Gad leads a tour of the Hito Steyerl exhibition. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Upcoming - Live, Exhibition, Learn Power Walk: The Voice of Domestic Workers 28 Apr 2019 The Voice of Domestic Workers begin this walk with real-life accounts of domestic workers being rescued in Hyde Park, London. A self-organised network and campaign calling for justice and rights for Britain’s 16,000 migrant domestic workers,
Upcoming - Live, Exhibition Sunday Talk: Amal Khalaf and Elizabeth Graham on Hito Steyerl 28 Apr 2019 Projects Curator, Amal Khalaf and Assistant Projects Curator, Elizabeth Graham lead a tour of the Hito Steyerl exhibition. BSL interpretation is available on request, visit our BSL page for more information.
Upcoming - Learn, Family, Family Day Spring Family Weekend 27 to 28 Apr 2019 Artists One Of My Kind (OOMK) invite children and their families to come together to think about what we give and take from the natural world.
Upcoming - Live, Exhibition Saturday Talks: Kay Watson on Hito Steyerl 27 Apr 2019 Curator, Kay Watson leads a tour of the Hito Steyerl exhibition. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Upcoming - Live, Exhibition, Learn Power Walk: Constantine Gras 27 Apr 2019 Constantine Gras, a former artist-in-residence for Grenfell Tower, leads Washing Dirty Linen in Public, a multi-vocal performative walk that uncovers the histories of resistance and reproductive labour in North Kensington.
Upcoming - Learn, School Educators Evening 24 Apr 2019 Serpentine Education invites teachers to attend a late opening of the current exhibitions Emma Kunz - Visionary Drawings: An exhibition conceived with Christodoulos Panayiotou and Hito Steyerl: Power Plants.
Upcoming - Learn, School The Spring Studio: Belinda Zhawi 23 Apr 2019 The Serpentine Galleries are offering free artist-led workshops for school groups with 2019 Schools Artist-in-Residence, poet and writer Belinda Zhawi.
Past - Live, Exhibition, Learn Power Walk: Architects for Social Housing 13 Apr 2019 Architects for Social Housing (ASH) lead a walk to explore how increasing privatisation and legislation affects our ability to access the city and how these changes contribute to the housing crisis.
Current - Live, Exhibition, Learn Power Walks 13 Apr 2019 A series of guided neighbourhood walks and a tour led by Hito Steyerl's Actual RealityOS research partners; Architects for Social Housing, Disabled People Against Cuts, The Voice of Domestic Workers and artist
Past - Live, Exhibition Saturday Talks: Eva Jäger on Hito Steyerl 13 Apr 2019 Assistant Curator, Eva Jäger leads a tour of the Hito Steyerl exhibition. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Live PLANTSEX 12 Apr 2019 On the occasion of the exhibition of visionary artist and healer Emma Kunz, the Serpentine Galleries' General Ecology project presented an evening of talks, screenings and performances reflecting on the long and deep relationship between botany
Past - Live AION A: A Workshop on Emma Kunz's Healing Practice 31 Mar 2019 On the occasion of Emma Kunz's exhibition, homeopath Jacqueline G. Schaerer leads a practical workshop on the uses of Kunz's healing rock, AION A.
Past - Live Serpentine Cinema & General Ecology: On Earth at The Long Now 30 Mar 2019 Serpentine Galleries in collaboration with MaerzMusik and Berlin Atonal present Serpentine Cinema & General Ecology: On Earth at The Long Now, with films by Sophia Al-Maria, Matthew Burdis, Alexander George and James Capper, Cao Guimarães and
Past - Live, Exhibition Saturday Talks: Natalia Grabowska on Emma Kunz 30 Mar 2019 Assistant Curator, Natalia Grabowska leads a tour of the Emma Kunz exhibition. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Sound, Live, Learn Podcasting for the Arts with Reduced Listening 27 Mar 2019 A workshop exploring the role podcasts and bespoke audio content can play for art institutions.
Past - Live The Creativity Code: Marcus du Sautoy in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist 18 Mar 2019 To celebrate the publication of his latest book, The Creativity Code: How AI is Learning to Write, Paint and Think, Marcus du Sautoy will be in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist, Artistic Director, Serpentine Galleries.
Past - Learn, Live, Unwritten Handbook Unwritten Handbook: Jasleen Kaur 16 Mar 2019 Artist Jasleen Kaur discussed her practice and recent projects. Her work is an ongoing exploration into the malleability of culture and the layering of social histories within materials and objects.
Past - Live, Exhibition A Time for New Dreams: Eating At the Same Table Reading Group 15 Mar 2019 Eating At The Same Table hosted an evening reading group to discuss and digest the ideas explored in Grace Wales Bonner's exhibition A Time For New Dreams. Drawing on texts, sounds and hymns featured in the exhibition and beyond, the evening
Past - Live As Told To G/D Thyself: Kamasi Washington in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist 1 Mar 2019 To celebrate the UK premiere of As Told To G/D Thyself, Kamasi Washington was in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist, Artistic Director, Serpentine Galleries. Washington’s new short film is presented by The Store X, Young Turks and Serpentine
Past - Exhibition As Told To G/D Thyself: Kamasi Washington 1 Mar 2019 The Store X, Young Turks and Serpentine Galleries presented the UK premiere of Kamasi Washington’s new short film As Told To G/D Thyself at The Store X, 180 The Strand, London.
Past - Live Marina Abramović: The Life 19 Feb 2019 Art and technology combined for a world first with Marina Abramović, the pioneering performance artist, and the presentation of her performance: The Life in Mixed Reality (a wearable augmented experience).
Past - Live, Exhibition An Exercise in Balance 16 Feb 2019 Artist and dancer MJ Harper devised a performance in the context of Grace Wales Bonner's exhibition A Time for New Dreams.
Past - Live, Exhibition A Study for An Exercise in Balance 12 to 13 Feb 2019 Artist and dancer MJ Harper took residence within Grace Wales Bonner's exhibition A Time for New Dreams, performing a daily ritual of movements ahead of An Exercise in Balance.
Past - Exhibition, Live Saturday Talks: Joseph Constable on Grace Wales Bonner 9 Feb 2019 Assistant Curator, Joseph Constable leads a tour of the Grace Wales Bonner exhibition. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Live, Exhibition All My Youngers 8 Feb 2019 Poet, writer and broadcaster Kei Miller was joined by a choir for a special reading inside Grace Wales Bonner's exhibition, A Time for New Dreams. The evening also featured poet and DJ James Massiah who presented a series of readings, with
Past - Live Future Contemporaries: Mystery Nights 2019 7 Feb 2019 The Future Contemporaries ‘Mystery Nights’ is a fundraising initiative to raise awareness of the Future Contemporaries membership scheme. All proceeds go towards the Future Contemporaries Emerging Artist Fund.
Past - Live, Exhibition Saturday Talks: Claude Adjil on Grace Wales Bonner 26 Jan 2019 Curator, Claude Adjil, leads a tour of the Grace Wales Bonner exhibition. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Live, Exhibition, Sound A Time for New Dreams: Klein 23 Jan 2019 Composer and playwright Klein presented a reading in the context of Grace Wales Bonner's exhibition A Time for New Dreams.
Past - Film, Live Serpentine Cinema: On Earth and Gardening 22 Jan 2019 As part of the General Ecology project, and on the occasion of Pierre Huyghe’s exhibition, Serpentine Cinema presented a programme of artists’ films addressing humans' impact on the biosphere and the environment. The fourth and final
Past - Live, Sound Devotional Sound 19 Jan 2019 Following the opening of A Time for New Dreams at Serpentine Galleries, Grace Wales Bonner presented a devotional sound evening at St John’s Church, featuring Sampha, Laraaji, Klein and special guests.
Past - Live Saturday Talks: Rebecca Lewin on Pierre Huyghe 19 Jan 2019 Curator, Rebecca Lewin, leads a tour of the Pierre Huyghe exhibition. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Live, Exhibition, Sound A Time for New Dreams: Laraaji 18 Jan 2019 On 18 and 20 January, musician, mystic and laughter meditation practitioner, Laraaji led a series of workshops during the opening days of the Grace Wales Bonner exhibition that became a lasting shrine of sound.
Past - Film, Live Serpentine Cinema: On Earth, Missing and Memory 14 Jan 2019 As part of the General Ecology project, and on the occasion of Pierre Huyghe’s exhibition, Serpentine Cinema presented a programme of artists’ films addressing humans' impact on the biosphere and the environment.
Past - Learn, Language and Power ACT ESOL Language, Resistance, Theatre Publication Workshop Launch 12 Jan 2019 ACT ESOL presented their new publication ACT ESOL Language, Resistance, Theatre at Conway Hall on 12 January 2019.
Past - Film, Live Serpentine Cinema: Symbiotic Earth: How Lynn Margulis Rocked the Boat and Started a Scientific Revolution 11 Dec 2018 A London LASER / Serpentine Cinema special screening of John Feldman's fascinating documentary explored the life and ideas of Lynn Margulis, a scientific rebel who challenged entrenched theories of evolution to present a new narrative: life
Past - Film, Live Serpentine Cinema: On Earth, Poison and Place 10 Dec 2018 As part of the General Ecology project, and on the occasion of Pierre Huyghe’s exhibition, Serpentine Cinema presented a programme of artists’ films addressing machines, infrastructure and its impact on the biosphere and the environment.
Past - Live Saturday Talks: Natalia Grabowska on Pierre Huyghe 8 Dec 2018 Assistant Curator, Natalia Grabowska, leads a tour of the Pierre Huyghe exhibition. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Live, Film Symposium: The Shape of a Circle in the Mind of a Fish: we have never been one 1 Dec 2018 The second instalment of this year-long symposium and research project, presented as part of the General Ecology project, features anthropologists, artists, robotics experts, historians and scientists, to address interior multitude, swarming
Past - Live Saturday Talks: Melissa Blanchflower on Atelier E.B 1 Dec 2018 Curator, Melissa Blanchflower, led a tour of the Atelier E.B: Passer-by exhibition. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Film, Live Serpentine Cinema: On Earth, Structure and Sadness 1 Nov 2018 As part of the General Ecology project, and on the occasion of Pierre Huyghe’s exhibition, Serpentine Cinema presented a programme of artists’ films addressing machines, infrastructure and its impact on the biosphere and landscapes. The
Past - Learn, Research Radio Earth Hold 28 Oct 2018 Hosted and supported by Serpentine Projects, Earth Hold organised a day of live broadcasts, listening sessions, and discussion on 28 October to coincide with the end of Qalandiya International in Palestine.
Past - Live Saturday Talks: Joseph Constable on Atelier E.B 27 Oct 2018 Assistant Curator, Joseph Constable, lead a tour of the Atelier E.B: Passer-by exhibition. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Learn, Family, Family Day Family Weekend: Hall of Mirroring 13 to 14 Oct 2018 Artist Harold Offeh welcomed children and their families to playfully pose as mannequins in a temporarily mirrored studio.
Past - Learn, School The Autumn Studio: Zinzi Minott 9 Oct 2018 Artist and dancer Zinzi Minott led a series of movement-based workshops with children and young people.
Past - Live Pierre Huyghe in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist 3 Oct 2018 Serpentine Galleries and Artsy presented a conversation with Pierre Huyghe and Hans Ulrich Obrist, Artistic Director, Serpentine Galleries to discuss Pierre Huyghe's exhibition where the gallery has become a porous and contingent environment,
Past - Live, Learn Radical Kitchen 2018: Cooking Sections: SHELL-FISH 27 Sep 2018 Building on the Radical Kitchen: Recipes for Building Community and Creating Change programme launched in 2017, Serpentine presented a second season of its lunchtime gatherings in the Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Frida Escobedo. On Thursday 27
Past - Marathon Work Marathon 22 Sep 2018 The 2018 Work Marathon invited artists, sociologists, anthropologists, writers, musicians, architects, scientists and philosophers to address the complex and timely questions of work, labour, automation and leisure.
Past - Park Nights, Pavilion, Live Park Nights 2018: Pedro Reyes, Manufacturing Mischief 21 Sep 2018 Pedro Reyes staged an ideological-science-fiction-comedy that addressed the risks of AI, automation and the post-truth infosphere. Manufacturing Mischief is a puppet-play by Pedro Reyes in which the protagonist, Noam Chomsky, finds an antagonist
Past - Live, Learn Radical Kitchen 2018: Ghetto Gastro: YAMS 20 Sep 2018 Building on the Radical Kitchen: Recipes for Building Community and Creating Change programme launched in 2017, Serpentine presents a second season of its lunchtime gatherings in the Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Frida Escobedo. On Thursday 20
Past - Park Nights, Pavilion, Live Park Nights 2018: Megan Rooney, SUN DOWN MOON UP 14 Sep 2018 Megan Rooney used the Pavilion as a site for storytelling, filling it with movement, words and sound. SUN DOWN MOON UP, a performance about a group of female magpies that invade Mount Athos, explores metaphors of nature, the human subject and the
Past - Live, Learn Radical Kitchen 2018: Mazí Mas: RICE 13 Sep 2018 Building on the Radical Kitchen: Recipes for Building Community and Creating Change programme launched in 2017, Serpentine presented a second season of its lunchtime gatherings in the Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Frida Escobedo. On Thursday 13
Past - Live Saturdays Live: Candida Powell-Williams, Lessness, still quorum 8 Sep 2018 Artist Candida Powell-Williams presents the performance Lessness, still quorum in and around the Serpentine Pavilion.
Past - Park Nights, Pavilion, Live Park Nights 2018: Yaeji 7 Sep 2018 Yaeji performed an original work exploring the connectivity of her musical influences with UK dance and electronic music through deconstructed and recontextualised compositions. The audience was blindfolded and accompanied by an immersive sound
Past - Live, Learn Radical Kitchen 2018: Territorial Agency: FOSSILS 6 Sep 2018 Building on the Radical Kitchen: Recipes for Building Community and Creating Change programme launched in 2017, Serpentine presented a second season of its lunchtime gatherings in the Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Frida Escobedo. On Thursday 6
Past - Live, Pavilion Saturday Talks: Joseph Constable on Serpentine Pavilion 2018 1 Sep 2018 Assistant Curator, Joseph Constable, leads a tour of the Serpentine Pavilion 2018 designed by Frida Escobedo. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Live, Learn Radical Kitchen 2018: Arabeschi di Latte (Francesca Sarti): CLAY 30 Aug 2018 Building on the Radical Kitchen: Recipes for Building Community and Creating Change programme launched in 2017, Serpentine presents a second season of its lunchtime gatherings in the Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Frida Escobedo. On Thursday 30
Past - Live, Learn Radical Kitchen 2018: Daniella Valz Gen: POTATO 23 Aug 2018 Building on the Radical Kitchen: Recipes for Building Community and Creating Change programme launched in 2017, Serpentine presented a second season of its lunchtime gatherings in the Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Frida Escobedo. On Thursday 23
Past - Live, Exhibition Saturday Talks: Natalia Grabowska on Tomma Abts 18 Aug 2018 Assistant Exhibition Curator, Natalia Grabowska leads a tour of Tomma Abts exhibition at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Learn, Family, Family Day Family Weekend: Becoming Chac Mool 11 to 12 Aug 2018 Artists Harold Offeh and Veronica Cordova de la Rosa invited children and their families to create costumes inspired by Chac Mool, a reclining sculpture found on the top of Mexican temples and pyramids.
Past - Park Nights, Pavilion, Live Park Nights 2018: TELFAR, NOT FOR YOU, FOR EVERYONE 10 Aug 2018 Founded in 2005, unisex fashion line TELFAR was ignored by the mainstream fashion press for a decade due to its non-racial/non-gendered vision of fashion. Since winning the 2017 Vogue/CFDA fashion fund, TELFAR has been developing a mode of
Past - Live, Learn Radical Kitchen 2018: Angus Cameron: MERCURY 9 Aug 2018 Building on the Radical Kitchen: Recipes for Building Community and Creating Change programme launched in 2017, Serpentine presented a second season of its lunchtime gatherings in the Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Frida Escobedo. On Thursday 9
Past - Live, Exhibition Saturday Talks: Joseph Constable on Christo and Jeanne-Claude 4 Aug 2018 Assistant curator, Joseph Constable, leads a tour of Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Barrels and The Mastaba (1958–2018). BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Park Nights, Pavilion, Live Park Nights 2018: Kamasi Washington 3 Aug 2018 Following the release of his anticipated second album Heaven and Earth, celebrated saxophonist, composer and producer Kamasi Washington and his band came together for a dynamic, improvisational performance that opened the door to a music experience
Past - Park Nights, Pavilion, Live Park Nights 2018: Victoria Sin, The sky as an image, an image as a net 27 Jul 2018 Victoria Sin presented a ballad of embodiment, longing and transformation, using poetry, drag, science fiction and an original soundtrack by Shy One. Drawing from seminal works of social science fiction and reflective, speculative encounters of
Past - Live, Learn Radical Kitchen 2018: Zinzi Minott: SUGAR 26 Jul 2018 Building on the Radical Kitchen: Recipes for Building Community and Creating Change programme launched in 2017, Serpentine presented a second season of its lunchtime gatherings in the Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Frida Escobedo. On
Past - Park Nights, Pavilion, Live Park Nights 2018: Meriem Bennani, Avatar Idol 20 Jul 2018 Meriem Bennani, with musician and composer Flavien Berger, devised Avatar Idol, a live virtual dance battle, integrating motion-capture technology, 3D animation and a digital avatar. This freestyle dance-off traced the artist’s interlaced
Past - Live, Learn Radical Kitchen 2018: Fozia Ismail: CHILLI 19 Jul 2018 Building on the Radical Kitchen: Recipes for Building Community and Creating Change programme launched in 2017, Serpentine presented a second season of its lunchtime gatherings in the Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Frida Escobedo. On Thursday 19
Past - Live An Evening with Christo 16 Jul 2018 On the occasion of Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Barrels and The Mastaba 1958–2018 at Serpentine Galleries, Christo talked about works in the exhibition from the last six decades, which also coincides with The London Mastaba, a temporary
Past - Exhibition, Live, Literature Catalogue Signing: Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Barrels and The Mastaba 1958 – 2018 15 Jul 2018 Join us on Sunday 15 July, from 4pm until 5pm at the Serpentine Gallery, when Christo will be signing the catalogue for the exhibition Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Barrels and The Mastaba 1958–2018.
Past - Live, Literature Saturdays Live: Readings, in collaboration with The White Review: Alex Bell, A. K. Blakemore and John McCullogh 14 Jul 2018 Serpentine Galleries and The White Review present an afternoon of poetry. With Alex Bell, A. K. Blakemore and John McCullogh.
Past - Park Nights, Pavilion, Live Park Nights 2018: Dorothy Iannone, Movie People Perpetual Performance 13 Jul 2018 Dorothy Iannone presented Movie People Perpetual Performance, an evening based on her ongoing Movie People project, featuring a series of wooden cut-out characters that Iannone started in the 1960s. Assembling all her Movie People together for
Past - Park Nights, Pavilion, Live, Literature, Film, Sound Park Nights 2018 13 Jul 2018 Park Nights, the Serpentine's annual series of experimental and interdisciplinary encounters, returned in 2018 to present eight international artists each responding to the 2018 Serpentine Pavilion designed by the award-winning architect Frida
Past - Live, Learn Radical Kitchen 2018: Formafantasma and Alice Rawsthorn: GOLD 12 Jul 2018 Building on the Radical Kitchen: Recipes for Building Community and Creating Change programme launched in 2017, Serpentine presented a second season of its lunchtime gatherings in the Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Frida Escobedo. On Thursday 12
Past - Learn, Rights to the City? The Summer Studio: Zinzi Minott 9 Jul 2018 Artist and dancer Zinzi Minott led a series of movement based workshops with children and young people.
Past - Live, Exhibition Saturday Talks: Melissa Blanchflower on Christo and Jeanne-Claude 7 Jul 2018 Curator, Melissa Blanchflower, leads a tour of Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Barrels and The Mastaba (1958–2018) BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Learn, Live, Rights to the City? Play as Radical Practice workshop with Albert Potrony 4 Jul 2018 Artist Albert Potrony invited educators to debate school readiness using the Play as Radical Practice toolkit.
Past - Learn, Family, Family Day Family Weekend: We are the real sculptures! 30 Jun to 1 Jul 2018 Artist Harold Offeh invited children and their families to think about themselves as sculptural material.
Past - Live New Dark Age: Technology and the End of the Future: James Bridle in conversation with Ben Vickers 28 Jun 2018 Serpentine Galleries in collaboration with Verso and the Goethe-Institut presented an evening with artist and writer James Bridle on the occasion of the publication of his new book New Dark Age: Technology and the End of the Future. James Bridle was
Past - Live, Learn, Changing play Radical Kitchen 2018: Jasleen Kaur: GRAIN 28 Jun 2018 Building on the Radical Kitchen: Recipes for Building Community and Creating Change programme launched in 2017, Serpentine presented a second season of its lunchtime gatherings in the Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Frida Escobedo. On Thursday 28
Past - Live, Pavilion Saturday Talks: Rebecca Lewin on Serpentine Pavilion 2018 23 Jun 2018 Curator, Rebecca Lewin, leads a tour of the Serpentine Pavilion 2018 designed by Frida Escobedo. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Learn, Live, Rights to the City? Here is the Place: larping for educators with Adam James 23 Jun 2018 Educators are invited to join artist Adam James to imagine different ways of being together in school using strategies from Nordic live action role-play (larp).
Past - Live, Exhibition Saturday Talks: Lizzie Carey Thomas on Tomma Abts 16 Jun 2018 Head of Programmes, Lizzie Carey Thomas lead a tour of Tomma Abts exhibition at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
Past - Live, Pavilion Serpentine Architecture: Frida Escobedo in conversation 12 Jun 2018 Architect Frida Escobedo, celebrated for dynamic projects that reactivate urban space, was in conversation with architect and educator Mohsen Mostafavi, architect and researcher Marina Otero Verzier and Hans Ulrich Obrist, Artistic Director,
Past - Film, Live Serpentine Cinema: Sophio Medoidze, AB-JOY 9 Jun 2018 Sophio Medoidze screened a selection of her video work alongside Sergei Parajanov’s Kiyv Frescoes (1965-66). Following the screening Sophio Medoidze was joined by lecturer and film curator Maria Palacios Cruz, while artist
Past - Live, Film Symposium: The Shape of a Circle in the Mind of a Fish, Part 1: Language 28 May 2018 Artists, dancers, writers and scientists gathered at the London Zoo to consider animal, human and artificial consciousness, language, and interspecies communication.
Past - Learn, Live, Rights to the City? The Perfect School? workshop with Paul Maheke 24 May 2018 Artist Paul Maheke invited educators to come together to discuss what makes a perfect school.
Past - Learn, Rights to the City? Dark Sousveillance: a workshop with Simone Browne, Sondra Perry and Mia Charlene White 15 May 2018 Taking our cue from Simone Browne’s Dark Matters, this workshop was concerned with understanding the ways in which individuals and communities are affected by daily narratives of dominance, oppression and racialised surveillance.
Past - Learn, Rights to the City? Implicated Theatre: An Open Theatre of the Oppressed workshop with Frances Rifkin 13 May 2018 A free introductory workshop to Theatre of the Oppressed with Implicated Theatre and theatre director Frances Rifkin.
Past - Learn, Live, Rights to the City? Rights To The City? Forum 12 May 2018 How can we re-imagine the communities we live in? What does social practice in arts education look like today? As London neighbourhoods continue to feel the effects of austerity and gentrification, the Serpentine presented Rights to the City?, a
Past - Film, Exhibition, Live Serpentine Cinema: Sondra Perry and Cauleen Smith 11 May 2018 Serpentine Cinema presented the films of Cauleen Smith, followed by a conversation between herself and the artist Sondra Perry.
Past - Live Saturday Talks: Rebecca Lewin on Ian Cheng 5 May 2018 Curator Rebecca Lewin leads a tour of the Ian Cheng exhibition.
Past - Learn, School The Spring Studio: Zinzi Minott 2 May 2018 Artist and dancer Zinzi Minott led a series of movement based workshops with children and young people.
Past - Learn, Family, Family Day Family Weekend: Our Album 28 to 29 Apr 2018 Artist Harold Offeh invited children and their families to work together to create imagined music album covers.
Past - Live, Exhibition, Family Portraits with BOB 22 Apr 2018 Visit the Ian Cheng exhibition and have your portrait drawn with BOB.
Past - Live Saturday Talks: Claude Adjil on Sondra Perry 21 Apr 2018 Public Programmes Curator, Claude Adjil lead a tour of Sondra Perry: Typhoon Coming On. BSL interpretation is available on request for all our Saturday Talks. Visit our BSL page for more information.
