Hervé Télémaque – “We make art not to be with ourselves, but to tell our story in the world as it is.”
We sat down with Hervé Télémaque in his Serpentine exhibition to discuss the ways his work is informed by his personal experience, from the duality of his French-Haitian identity and his love of language to the omnipresence of politics.
"A tree’s body is itself a sculpture” – Artist Giuseppe Penone in his Turin studio
1 Month ago
"A tree’s body is itself a sculpture” – Artist Giuseppe Penone in his Turin studio
8 Months ago
'emajendat', Lauren Halsey's first solo exhibition in the UK, transforms Serpentine South into an immersive ‘Funk garden’ that offers an extension of Kensington Gardens into the galleries.
Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst: The Call
9 Months ago
'The Call' by artists Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst is an exhibition exploring what new rituals we might want to nurture for the age of AI.
Artist Lauren Halsey introduces her exhibition 'emajendat'
9 Months ago
Artist Lauren Halsey speaks with her close friend, filmmaker Barrington Darius, about 'emajendat', her exhibition at Serpentine.
Artists Larry Achiampong and Nengi Omuku discuss Yinka Shonibare CBE: Suspended States
10 Months ago
Hear from artists Larry Achiampong and Nengi Omuku as they discuss how Yinka Shonibare CBE has influenced their own artistic practices.
Unveiling artist Gerhard Richter's new public sculpture: 'STRIP-TOWER'
2 Years ago
Hans Ulrich Obrist introduces a new large-scale public work at Serpentine South by artist Gerhard Richter.
Artist Judy Chicago introduces 'Revelations'
2 Years ago
Throughout her six-decade career, artist Judy Chicago has contested the absence and erasure of women in the Western cultural canon.
Hans Ulrich Obrist discusses Barbara Kruger's 'Silent Writings' at Outernet in London
2 Years ago
Artistic Director Hans Ulrich Obrist discusses Silent Writings, a digital artwork by American artist Barbara Kruger.