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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.

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John Murphy: Beyond the fixing of appearances

Serpentine South Gallery
25 Feb — 25 Mar 1984

For this solo exhibition, British artist John Murphy (b.1945) displayed his starscapes.

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Rebecca Horn

Serpentine South Gallery
14 Jan — 19 Feb 1984

This major mid-career retrospective of German artist Rebecca Horn explored some of the many facets of her work.

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Gillian Ayres

Serpentine South Gallery
26 November 1983 — 8 January 1984

The Serpentine presented a substantial show of English painter Gillian Ayres' work.

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Leonard McComb: Drawings, Paintings, Sculpture

Serpentine South Gallery
17 Oct — 20 Nov 1983

This exhibition was a rare opportunity to see a large body of British painter and sculptor Leonard McComb’s work.

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The Sculpture Show: Fifty Sculptors at the Serpentine and the South Bank

Serpentine South Gallery
13 Aug — 9 Oct 1983

For the first time, the Hayward Gallery and the Serpentine Gallery joined forces for a major exhibition.

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Leon Vilaincour: Paintings 1968–83

Serpentine South Gallery
30 Apr — 30 May 1983

The first public exhibition of a substantial group of Leon Vilaincour's oil paintings from the previous 15 years.

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Lawrence Gowing

Serpentine South Gallery
26 Mar — 24 Apr 1983

A retrospective exhibition of the work of Lawrence Gowing.

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Alive To It All

Serpentine South Gallery
19 Feb — 20 Mar 1983

A touring group show that was inspired by a connection between childhood and adult creativity.

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Tony Carter: Images of subject/object duality 1968–82

Serpentine South Gallery
15 Jan — 13 Feb 1983

This show offered an opportunity to see a group of Tony Carter’s work made over the previous 14 years.

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