Serpentine North Gallery

Kensington Gardens, London 🇬🇧

The Serpentine's second space in Kensington Gardens, the North Gallery occupies a 1934 gunpowder store extended by Zaha Hadid in 2013, her first completed public building in the UK. It presents contemporary art and architecture alongside the South Gallery's program, often with a focus on architecture and design. Together the two Serpentine spaces form one of London's most important contemporary art venues.

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Serpentine North Gallery

Amar Kanwar

Until Jan 31, 2027

Video & Moving ImageInstallation

Lyrical film installation by New Delhi artist on decolonisation, memory and displacement

4/5 from 1 rating

"Like much of Kanwar’s work, Such a Morning makes demands on your patience. Anyone attempting to make simple sense of the film is likely to sympathise with the professor groping blindly around in the dark. But it is worth putting in the time, because Kanwar’s commitment to doubt as a precursor of knowledge carries a political charge in the present."

The Guardian

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David Hockney: A Year in Normandie and Some Other Thoughts About Painting

Ended Aug 23

FreePaintingContemporary ArtDavid Hockney

Hockney's 90-metre Normandy frieze and new paintings at Serpentine North

3.2/5 from 5 ratings

"For the past 50 years, Hockney has flitted between these two modes, returning occasionally from noodling to remind us of his gift for direct communication (see his portrait of the performer Divine, the affecting drawings of his ageing mother, or his paintings of the Yorkshire landscape in the 2000s). But, sad to report, it is to the late stages of the jazz tendency that most of this exhibition belongs."

The Guardian

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