Archive

From the architecture pavilion and digital commissions to the ideas marathon and the general ecology programme, explore over 50 years of artists, projects and exhibitions.

Tess Jaray

Serpentine South Gallery
21 May — 26 Jun 1988

Focussing on Tess Jaray’s paintings of the 1980s, this exhibition also included a number of drawings.

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Kevin Atherton: One Man Show

Serpentine South Gallery
27 Mar — 30 May 1988

Atherton, for his project One Man Show, conceived a complex series of collaborations, resulting in a sculpture in three parts.

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Edward Middleditch

Serpentine South Gallery
9 Apr — 15 May 1988

This was a memorial exhibition of Edward Middleditch’s paintings and drawings following his death in July the previous year.

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Monuments to Collapse: Denis Masi

Serpentine South Gallery
5 Mar — 3 Apr 1988

This was Denis Masi’s first one-man show in London since 1979.

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Barrie Cook: Four Paintings 1967–71

Serpentine South Gallery
24 Jan — 24 Feb 1988

Four large paintings, each occupying a whole wall of the Serpentine’s Central Gallery, formed this exhibition of Cook’s work.

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Fred Williams: The Pilbara Series 1979–1981

Serpentine South Gallery
24 Jan — 24 Feb 1988

CRA Ltd., invited artist Fred Williams to the Pilbara region of Western Australia, where the Hamersley iron ore mines are situated.

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El Dia de Los Muertos: The Life of the Dead in Mexican Folk Art

Serpentine South Gallery
2 November 1987 — 10 January 1988

This exhibition offered an insight into The Day of the Dead, an annual celebration in Mexico.

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Maggi Hambling: Paintings, Drawings and Watercolours

Maggi Hambling: Paintings, Drawings and Watercolours

Serpentine South Gallery
17 Oct — 22 Nov 1987

This exhibition concentrated on Maggi Hambling’s work over the previous three years.

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Eduardo Paolozzi: Sculptures from a Garden

Serpentine South Gallery
6 Aug — 25 Oct 1987

For the first time, renowned art collector Gabrielle Keiller’s selection of Eduardo Paolozzi’s sculptures was put on public display.

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