Coming SoonJustin Caguiat: Change Ringing
Starting Oct 8
Thermochromic paintings and ringing bronze bells transform Serpentine South.
Kensington Gardens, London π¬π§
Set in a 1930s teahouse in Kensington Gardens, the Serpentine South Gallery is one of London's most beloved contemporary art spaces, presenting ambitious solo exhibitions by major international artists. It is best known for the annual Serpentine Pavilion commission, which since 1999 has invited a leading architect to design a temporary structure in the surrounding grounds, producing some of the most celebrated experimental architecture of recent decades.
Explore 0 exhibitions on now and 1 coming soon at Serpentine South Gallery.
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EndedEnded Sep 6
Cecily Brown's first major UK institutional solo in 20 years at Serpentine South
"And she is magnificent β not merely critically, but commercially. Brown is among the most expensive living female painters in the world, her canvases commanding prices that would make lesser talents weep. The market, for once, is not wrong."
EndedEnded Feb 8
Doig transforms Serpentine into a listening space with paintings and restored vintage speakers
"The stars of the show live in the middle gallery, a series of paintings which uses the Lion of Judah as a recurring motif, showing the king of the jungle in various states of play and rest in colourful, urban settings."