Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars for the public. This winter prominent artists, poets, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the Lygia Pape exhibition and the Neo-Concrete movement. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars for the public. This winter prominent artists, poets, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the Lygia Pape exhibition and the Neo-Concrete movement. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars for the public. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars for the public. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars for the public. This winter prominent artists, poets, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the Lygia Pape exhibition and the Neo-Concrete movement. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars for the public. This winter prominent artists, poets, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the Lygia Pape exhibition and the Neo-Concrete movement. more...

This event will explore Lygia Pape's diverse films as a little know and fascinating part of her broader artistic practice. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars for the public. more...

Sotheby's and the Serpentine Gallery are delighted to announce that on Thursday 30th June, 2011, it will offer for sale over 40 works generously donated by some of the world's leading contemporary artists, in aid of the Serpentine Sackler Gallery, which will open in 2012. more...

Influential American writer, essayist and journalist Gary Indiana will be reading from his latest publication To Whom It May Concern, produced in collaboration with the French-American artist Louise Bourgeois (1911–2010). more...

Mark Leckey will present one in a series of four live evening performances of BigBoxStatueAction, designed specifically to suit the unique acoustic qualities of the Serpentine Gallery. more...

Mark Leckey will present one in a series of four live evening performances of BigBoxStatueAction, designed specifically to suit the unique acoustic qualities of the Serpentine Gallery. more...

Matt Webb is CEO and Principal at BERG, a London-based design consultancy, working with companies to research and develop their technologies and strategy, primarily by finding opportunities in networks and physical things. Matt Webb will be talking to Mark Leckey about his Serpentine show, the cult status of smart objects and the multiple relationships we form with technology. more...

Mark Leckey will present one in a series of four live evening performances of BigBoxStatueAction, designed specifically to suit the unique acoustic qualities of the Serpentine Gallery. more...

"Art Titles" presents a complete catalogue of Gilbert & George's evocative titles in the format of a poetic index, spanning more than 40 years of exhibitions, pictures, sculptures, books, and other formats, that composes an accidental epic verse, simultaneously automatic and representative of their focus on worldly and spiritual matters. more...

Mark Leckey will present one in a series of four live evening performances of BigBoxStatueAction, designed specifically to suit the unique acoustic qualities of the Serpentine Gallery. more...

Joanna S. Walker, Freelance Art Historian and Curator, discusses themes connected to the exhibition Nancy Spero<. more...

In his newly commissioned work for the Serpentine Gallery, The Trip, Coates reflects on the intimate conversations he had with patients at St. John’s Hospice in London. Exploring the possibilities for dialogue between artists and those facing the end of life, Coates asked patients the question: 'What can I do for you?' The Trip documents exchanges between Coates and the late Alex H., who requested that the artist visit a remote small community in the Amazon on his behalf. more...

Coline Milliard, Art Critic and Curator, discusses themes connected to the exhibition Nancy Spero. more...

Artists, academics and curators, including Jon Bird and Margaret Harrison, gather to discuss and celebrate the work of Nancy Spero and its relationship to feminism, literature, theatre and philosophy. more...

Rachel Taylor, Curator, discusses themes connected to the exhibition, Nancy Spero. more...

The artists Gilbert & George discuss their dazzling and epic new project, The Urethra Postcard Pictures, with Hans Ulrich Obrist, Serpentine Gallery Co-Director. more...

Tamar Garb, 'Professor of History of Art, University College London', writer and curator, discusses themes connected to the exhibition Nancy Spero. more...

Sophie O’Brien, Exhibition Curator at the Serpentine Gallery, discusses themes connected to the exhibition Nancy Spero. more...

Mike Cooter, artist, discusses his project The Snail, part of a series of commissioned walks by artists and architects, two of which are in association with The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea’s InTRANSIT festival. more...

Katy Deepwell, editor of n.paradoxa: international feminist art journal, discusses themes connected to the exhibition Nancy Spero. more...

This conference will explore the construction of reality and time in Philippe Parreno’s exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery. Presentations and discussions will concentrate on the inscription and scripting of space and time in visual arts, film, graphic novels, animation, music, theatre and literature. more...

Chris Fite-Wassilak, writer and curator based in London, discusses themes connected to the Anish Kapoor: Turning the World Upside-Down exhibition in Kensington Gardens. more...

This series of events will explore the construction of reality and time in Philippe Parreno’s exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery. Presentations and discussions will concentrate on the inscription and scripting of space and time in visual arts, film, graphic novels, animation, music, theatre and literature. more...

This winter prominent artists, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the Philippe Parreno exhibition more...

Writer and broadcaster Robert Elms discusses Tom Hunter’s film A Palace For Us with the artist. more...

This winter prominent artists, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the exhibition Anish Kapoor: Turning the World Upside-Down. more...

Artist Tom Hunter discusses his film A Palace For Us, created in the context of the Skills Exchange Project, screened daily in the Sackler Centre of Arts Education from 8 December – 20 January. more...

Stephanie Dieckvoss, Serpentine Gallery Exhibition Manager (Sculpture), discusses the four monumental works featured in the Anish Kapoor: Turning the World Upside-Down exhibition in Kensington Gardens, as well as introducing a wider context to Kapoor's mirrored works, which have been installed in many public sites all over the world. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars free to the public. Lucia Pietroiusti discusses themes connected to the Philippe Parreno exhibition, featuring a selection of Parreno's most recent films. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars free to the public in conjunction with the Klara Liden exhibition. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars free to the public in conjunction with the Klara Liden exhibition. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars free to the public in conunction with the Klara Lidén exhibition. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars free to the public in conjunction with the Klara Lidén exhibition. more...

This summer, prominent artists, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the Wolfgang Tillmans exhibition and Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2010 by Jean Nouvel. more...

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This summer, prominent artists, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the Wolfgang Tillmans exhibition and Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2010 by Jean Nouvel. more...

Beatrice Gibson, Will Holder and John Tilbury perform a close reading of a graphic score, exploring issues around movement, authorship and interpretation in relation to Gibson's new film. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars free to the public. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars free to the public. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars free to the public. more...

Jean Nouvel will discuss his groundbreaking design for the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2010. In 1994 Nouvel established Ateliers Jean Nouvel. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars free to the public. more...

Lamia Joreige and Rania Stephan, in conversation with members of the London-based XTalk: free language classes for migrant sex workers. more...

Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars free to the public. more...

This spring, prominent critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Nairy Baghramian and Phyllida Barlow. more...

An evening event in collaboration with Studio Voltaire, including a performance by artists Thea Djordjadze and Andreas Reihse in the Gallery, and a chance to see Tim Davies’ project in the Sackler Centre for Arts Education. more...

This spring, prominent critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Nairy Baghramian and Phyllida Barlow. more...

This spring, prominent critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Nairy Baghramian and Phyllida Barlow. more...

An evening of experimental music that responds to the exhibition of Nairy Baghramian and Phyllida Barlow at the Serpentine. more...

Join the Edgware Road collaborative film with artists no.w.here and share ideas at these film and video editing workshops. more...

Co-founder of ACAF (Alexandria Contemporary Arts Forum), Egypt and co-curator of Manifesta 8 in Murcia Spain, Bassam el Baroni will present ongoing work related to the question of where we as cultural practitioners position ourselves. more...

Prominent critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Nairy Baghramian and Phyllida Barlow more...

Free Cinema School Wednesday Salons in May: more...

Prominent critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Nairy Baghramian and Phyllida Barlow. more...

Free Cinema School Wednesday Salons in May more...

This spring, prominent critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Nairy Baghramian and Phyllida Barlow. more...

Free Cinema School Wednesday Salons in May more...

Artists, scholars and critics have been invited to present critical ideas on collaborative and participatory art, pedagogical experiments and how such art can be understood and discussed. more...

Open Editions is pleased to announce the publication of a new Occasional Table critical series title in collaboration with de Appel. more...

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This spring, arists, critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Richard Hamilton. more...

This spring, arists, critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Richard Hamilton. more...

A five-day cinema course with artists no.w.here for young people aged 13 to 19. Students will make films about the Edgware Road neighbourhood. more...

A performance of Robert Ashley's work by The Post Trio, and introductory talk by Will Holder. more...

Two days of music played by a 1970s revival band assembled by Hiwa K. Performances take place in cafés along the Edgware Road and are followed by a discussion about the 1970s in Iran, Iraq, Lebanon and Afghanistan. more...

This spring, arists, critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Richard Hamilton. more...

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This spring, arists, critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Richard Hamilton. more...

Hiwa K launches a project tracing musical and economic history. more...

This spring, arists, critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Richard Hamilton. more...

The Studio of Giles Round is a project developed from the artist’s practice and interests more...

This spring, arists, critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Richard Hamilton. more...

To coincide with his exhibition at the Gallery, the British artist gives a rare talk, discussing the work on view at the Serpentine and its relationship to his wider practice. more...

This spring, arists, critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Richard Hamilton. more...

Artists Oreet Ashery and Larissa Sansour with psychoanalyst Jacqueline Rose and local student activists discuss how Middle East politics resonate in London. more...

This autumn, prominent artists, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the exhibition Design Real in the Design Real Seminars. more...

This autumn, prominent artists, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the exhibition Design Real in the Design Real Seminars. more...

This autumn, prominent artists, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the exhibition Design Real in the Design Real Seminars. more...

This autumn, prominent artists, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the exhibition Design Real in the Design Real Seminars. more...

This autumn, prominent artists, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the exhibition Design Real in the Design Real Seminars. more...

This autumn, prominent artists, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the exhibition Design Real more...

This autumn, prominent artists, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the exhibition Design Real more...

This autumn, prominent artists, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the exhibition Design Real more...

This autumn, prominent artists, curators and academics discuss themes connected to the exhibition Design Real more...

Every week the Serpentine hosts seminars by prominent designers more...

Design Real is an insight into the mind of its curator, the award-winning German industrial designer Konstantin Grcic. more...

Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa examine their groundbreaking design for the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2009. more...

A rare talk by the influential American artist to coincide with the opening of Jeff Koons: Popeye Series at the Serpentine. more...

Internationally acclaimed French artist Christian Boltanski discusses his work with Serpentine Co-Director Hans Ulrich Obrist more...

Luke Fowler is part of the experimental music scene in Glasgow through his bands Rude Pravo and Lied Music, and his record label and multimedia platform SHADAZZ. He curates an evening of music this May more...

During a special evening viewing of the exhibition Rebecca Warren, staff from the Serpentine Gallery will be on hand to discuss opportunities for involvement in the Education Programme. more...

Followed by a screening of DAM/AGE, 2002 A film with Arundhati Roy by Aradhana Seth, DVD, 50 mins 7 pm Tickets £5/£4 Location: Goethe-Institut 50 Princes Gate, Exhibition Road London SW7 2PH Vikram Seth is one of the most renowned... more...

The Otolith Group creates art works, curates exhibitions, programmes events and designs platforms for discussion of contemporary artistic practice. more...

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Screenings at The Gate and The Ritzy cinemas in London To complement India Highway, the Serpentine salutes Indian cinema with a season of screenings at the Gate and Ritzy cinemas in Notting Hill and Brixton. Special previews of new films... more...

Nikhil Chopra works at the boundaries between theatre, performance, live art, painting, photography and sculpture. He devises fictional characters that draw on India’s colonial history as well as his own personal history. He inhabits these characters in largely improvised performances... more...

This conference, organised on the occasion of the exhibition Richard Prince: Continuation, brings together artists, curators and writers to examine its uniquely personal installation and literary collection from popular culture and pulp fiction. more...

Claire Pajaczkowska, Art Historian, discusses themes connected to the exhibition Nancy Spero more...

Times vary Free, first-come, first-served The Sackler Centre of Arts Education at the Serpentine GalleryLocal Operations is a series of self-organised events, talks, screenings and workshops by writers, curators, theorists, independent groups, artist-led spaces and universities. All discussions will be... more...