Friday 6 August 2021

NEW Summer Events at Serpentine

 

NEW LIVE PROGRAMMES ANNOUNCED

Family fun, workshops, live performance, sound commissions, panel discussions and hunting down the Pavilion fragments - find out how you can join in!

PARK NIGHTS 2021: Jota Mombaça


Jota Mombaça presents ‘Can you sound like two thousand?’, a performative, experimental collective reading session. The piece encompasses an immersive installation in which the audience is encouraged to engage with a cacophonic reading programme designed by the artist that reflects upon the elemental agency of fire. 

If you missed Jota Mombaça's Park Nights performance last week you can catch it on Boiler Room TV.
WATCH HERE

LISTENING TO THE CITY

At a time when headphones have become ubiquitous and shared spaces to listen are rare, Listening to the City offers new ways of hearing through sound commissions, workshops, education packs and listening sessions. Developed by Serpentine Civic and Education teams with 2021 Pavilion architect Sumayya Vally.

Find out more below.
Pavilion, Sound Work
 

JAY BERNARD: CRYSTALS OF THIS SOCIAL SUBSTANCE

Serpentine Pavilion
24 July-24 August, FREE


How does money affect our present day lives and how will it shape our future?

Crystals of this Social Substance is a new sound work by the artist Jay Bernard, developed in workshops with young people in London earlier this summer. Part of Listening to the City.

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Pavilion, Panel Discussion
 

CRYSTALS OF THIS SOCIAL SUBSTANCE: THE CONVERSATION

Serpentine Pavilion, Online


Can we re-think money, capitalism and the way we live?

Join artist Jay Bernard in conversation with voices from the fields of games design, economics, philosophy and writing for a playful and engaging group conversation about our relationships to money. With Lola Olufemi, Marijam Didžgalvytė and Mijke van der Drift.
WATCH THE LIVESTREAM

FAMILY DAY: MONEY MACHINE

 

Serpentine Pavilion
14 August 2PM - 5PM
FREE (NO BOOKING REQUIRED)

 

Working with artists from One of My Kind (OOMK) families can get rich quick by creating their own personal currency and minting their bank own notes in a pop-up risograph studio, challenging ideas of worth and wealth. Join us to make and trade money with other children in our special Money Exchange Centre!
 

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FUTURE ART ECOSYSTEMS: ART x METAVERSE

Skills for Future Art Ecosystems 


A series of artist-led workshops focused on artmaking in the metaverse, in collaboration with arebyte.

As part of Future Art Ecosystems: Art x Metaverse’s exploration into virtual experiences and the infrastructure necessary to support evolving art and advanced technologies, Serpentine and arebyte partner to bring you a series of technical workshops focused on artmaking in the metaverse.

UPCOMING WORKSHOP: 
DYNAMIC ENVIRONMENTS
 IN UNITY WITH CHRISTOPHER MACINNES

 

ONLINE
28 August
BOOKING REQUIRED


Are you a creative practitioner interested in exploring game engines, but have never used one before?

In this workshop Chris MacInnes will introduce you to Unity—a free game engine for Mac, Windows and Linux––by taking you through beginner-level, development workflows.

Christopher Macinnes is an artist based in London. Taking computing and networks as a starting point he works with software, hardware and organisms.
 
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PAVILION FRAGMENTS

SERPENTINE PAVILION FRAGMENTS


For the first time the Serpentine Pavilion commission is extended out across London, with four Fragments of the Pavilion placed in partner organisations whose work has inspired its design.

Find the Fragments at New Beacon Books in Finsbury Park, one of the first Black publishers and booksellers in the UK; a multi-purpose venue and community hub The Tabernacle in Notting Hill; arts centre the Albany in Deptford, and the new Becontree Forever Arts and Culture Hub at Valence Library in Barking and Dagenham, which was established this year to commemorate the centenary of the UK’s largest council housing estate.

These Fragments support the everyday operations of these organisations while enabling and honouring gatherings of local communities that they have supported for years. 
DISCOVER MORE HERE