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Build Your Own Pavilion Looking for ways to get creative at home? 🏡
Take the #BuildYourOwnPavilion challenge!
Grab some pens and paper and head to our YouTube channel to follow the lead of previous Serpentine Pavilion architects like @bjarkeingels, @sou_fujimoto
Link in bio ⤴️ 1 Likes

London Review Bookshop

London Review Bookshop

This week's podcast is from our 2017 event with the incomparable Anne Michaels. She was in conversation with Bidisha
Listen here: lrb.me/gjh

Serpentine Galleries

Serpentine Galleries

Timeline Photos "Challenging human-first perception is interesting as a vehicle for experiencing other ways of knowing.” – Yasaman Sheri
We spoke to Creative Director and Designer Yasaman Sheri (@yeahsnos) about building more pathways for art-science creativity and the launch of the new ... 1 Comments

Anthropocene art https://www.blurb.co.uk/b/10438639-utopias-9-flying-the-planet

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London Review Bookshop

London Review Bookshop

Photos from London Review Bookshop's post This week's bestsellers 🚀 lrb.me/6jh 22 Likes

London Review Bookshop

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EVENT: on 26 Jan, Bidisha, Terry Castle and Eley Williams will discuss the life and legacy of Brigid Brophy, author of newly reissued THE SNOW BALL (Faber Books)
More info and tickets here: https://www.facebook.com/events/736166470634532/

Serpentine Galleries

Serpentine Galleries

Chanel Connects Launching today! 📣 Listen to CHANEL's new podcast to hear a fascinating conversation between artists Jennifer Packer and Arthur Jafa and the Serpentine’s Artistic Director Hans Ulrich Obrist.
Listen here: https://www.chanel.com/en_WW/fashion/podcasts/3-55.html
Both artists have opened critically acclaimed shows at the ... 2 Likes

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Serpentine Galleries

Photos from Serpentine Galleries's post Looking for new and interesting ways to engage your students with social issues? These workshops can be adapted for online teaching!
The 'Cracks in the Curriculum' workshop series offers key points for critical discussion, research tools and activities to prompt ... 19 Likes

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London Review Bookshop

Our Book of the Week is Rebecca Watson's extraordinary debut novel LITTLE SCRATCH, out this week from Faber Books lrb.me/jjh 1 Likes

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London Review Bookshop

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In HOMO IRREALIS, André Aciman covers subjects as diverse as Freud, W.G.Sebald, the films of Eric Rohmer and the cityscapes of Alexandria and St Petersburg. He'll be discussing all this and more with Brian Dillon at our online event on ... 1 Comments

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Serpentine Galleries

Timeline Photos “It was so exciting… to be part of the invention of new artistic tools. To ponder how light reflects off virtual surfaces, how to add textures and shadows and figuring out how to animate models in three-dimensions.” - Rebecca Allen
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That's the cover image from Electric Cafe, always loved that, didn't know she created it. Fantastic, must read the bio ...Korea ~^^🧑‍🤝‍🧑

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London Review Bookshop

JUST ANNOUNCED!
On 9 Feb, Holly Pester will read from and discuss her debut collection COMIC TIMING (Granta Books) with Vahni Capildeo and Rachael Allen.
Book now: https://www.facebook.com/events/266302421618625

Serpentine Galleries

Serpentine Galleries

Timeline Photos Open Call Alert! ⏰
Goethe-Institut London are looking for a curatorial duo based in Iceland & Germany to establish and manage PopUp Goethe Iceland (March 2021 - September 2022).
PopUp Goethe Iceland is conceived as a vessel for hybrid, ambitious ... 9 Likes

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Serpentine Galleries

Timeline Photos “Looking back now, a year later, the experience of Fire Island feels a world apart from our current condition of physical distancing. But I hold the island close in my heart, knowing that it, with all its messy flaws, is ... 5 Likes

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London Review Bookshop

Photos from London Review Bookshop's post ‘Every time you use Google Maps, you can’t ask Siri or Alexa, “What is the most interesting way to get from A to B?” Because she’s not interested in that question. But you should be. You want to learn about ... 8 Likes

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Serpentine Galleries

Jennifer Packer: The Eye Is Not Satisfied “I was looking at photographs of Breonna Taylor's home that were documented like the gunshots, the measurements. I was scrolling through these images, I saw things that I recognized, like objects that were accessible to me. Things that I would ... 12 Likes

London Review Bookshop

London Review Bookshop

💥NEW YEAR, NEW BOOKS 💥
First up in our guide to the best new books coming in the next few months, it's Gayle's picks: a beautiful new novel from Niven Govinden, a powerful reassessment of the movement against climate crisis, ... 5 Likes

Startseite Hello everybody,
My name is Jürgen Brand, born and raised in Magdeburg, resident in Brühl near Cologne since 1984.
As part of my effort to come to terms with what I went through in prison, I wrote a 2-part book ...

London Review Bookshop

London Review Bookshop

Photos from London Review Bookshop's post This week's bestsellers lrb.me/dak 5 Likes

Serpentine Galleries

Serpentine Galleries

Timeline Photos We’re excited to bring you an exhibition of work by Hervé Télémaque in autumn 2021.
Since the late 1950s, Hervé Télémaque has created an expansive body of work with a unique and playful visual vocabulary.
Born in 1937 in Port-au-Prince, ... 11 Likes

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Serpentine Galleries

Timeline Photos In June 2021, the ‘Back to Earth’ exhibition will open and run until the end of the year.
The exhibition emerges out of the wider ‘Back to Earth’ project, a multi-year initiative that invites 60+ leading artists, architects, poets, filmmakers, ... 22 Likes

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Serpentine Galleries

Understory What do you do for women when you design something?
The 20th Serpentine Pavilion will be designed by Sumayya Vally of Counterspace, who spoke with architect Yasmeen Lari about architecture, feminism, land and heritage during our General Ecology festival, 'The ... 4 Likes

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Serpentine Galleries

James Barnor “I dream of photography” – James Barnor
Looking to the year ahead, we have a major retrospective for British-Ghanaian photographer James Barnor opening in March 2021.
91-year-old James’ career as a studio portraitist, photojournalist and Black lifestyle photographer spans six ... 1 Comments

My Facebook page and my documents are there. Enjoy your photos and is exciting to watch, please see me there. ...

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Serpentine Galleries

Serpentine Galleries

Start the new year with a winter gift from Sophia Al-Maria 🌞✨🌱
‘tarax'sup?’ is a short meditative audio exercise inspired by the common dandelion (taraxacum officinale) written and performed by Sophia Al-Maria, with a musical score by Kelsey Lu and ... 13 Likes

Serpentine Galleries

Serpentine Galleries

What does portraiture mean today?
Jennifer Packer isn't interested in "the hierarchy that portraiture suggests". She is fascinated instead by the co-dependency of humans existing in spaces. "I'm interested in environment as much as the figures that sit within it.”
... 1 Comments

Bela hope we still get to see this show

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Serpentine Galleries

Serpentine Galleries

Timeline Photos "Give rest, rest to dreams untold, To free, feelings unresolved So all, all can fall asleep And grow" —Rory Pilgrim
Festive greetings from the Serpentine! 🎄
Thanks to artist Rory Pilgrim.
Image Credit: Rory Pilgrim, Recovery, Oil and Nail Polish ... 1 Comments

Perfect for a Patron of the Arts or an Art lover who shares the vision of preserving NYC Art History ...

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Serpentine Galleries

Jennifer Packer What is the significance of rendering Black lives within a context dominated by white voices and representation. What might gestures of inclusion suggest about a meaningful life?
“When I walk through museum collections, I see all the things that aren't ... 3 Likes

Serpentine Galleries

Serpentine Galleries

‘tarax'sup?’ This Winter Equinox, Sophia Al-Maria is pleased to present a sonic gift... ❄️
‘tarax'sup?’ 🌞✨🌱 is a short meditative audio exercise inspired by the common dandelion (taraxacum officinale) written and performed by Sophia Al-Maria, with a musical score by Kelsey ... 6 Likes

Serpentine Galleries

Serpentine Galleries

Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster Coming to the Serpentine in Spring 2022… 🛸
Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster imagines a kind of sensodrome… will it be speculative fiction? Will it be a mutant place contributing to the invention of new technologies of consciousness? What if aliens were in ... 5 Likes

Serpentine Galleries

Serpentine Galleries

Photos from Serpentine Galleries's post "A queer ecological practice demands that we see ourselves in community with other species, instead of above them."
Read The Institute of Queer Ecology's reflections on Fire Island, Frank O'Hara and the #BacktoEarth podcast.
https://serpentinegalleries.org/art-and-ideas/firewalking/ 12 Likes

Serpentine Galleries

Serpentine Galleries

Following the government announcement that London will enter Tier 3, our Galleries are temporarily closed. All affected ticket holders will be contacted.
We hope to welcome you back safely in the new year. Until then, wishing you good health and ... 19 Likes

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