Most recent
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20 Oct 2014:
Yoko Ono, Gilbert and George, Gustav Metzger, Lily Cole and dozens of scientists and anthropologists come together at London’s Serpentine Gallery to confront the end of humanity, writes Hannah Ellis-Petersen
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12 Sep 2014: Jonathan Jones: The V&A launches a blockbuster exhibition of amazing artefacts from the Ming dynasty and Fiona Banner is inspired by Francis Ford Coppola. Plus Mad Men, the birth of the world’s best-loved logos and vomiting dogs
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23 Aug 2014:
The performance artist talks to Rachel Cooke about her marathon Serpentine show, not being marriage material and her legacy
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18 Jul 2014:
Adrian Searle revisits Abramović's residency at the Serpentine and finds its stifling silence and exam-style tasks evoke more production-line misery than mindfulness
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12 Jul 2014:
Up and away: Charlotte Gainsbourg for Louis Vuitton and George Clooney's mother-in-law to be. Down and out: the Point Break remake and ponytails
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2 Jul 2014:
Pharrell in his hat, Nick Grimshaw chanelling Bono, Grayson Perry
looking very Christopher Kane autumn/winter 2011 in pastel sequins and a
host of dresses in red, black and blush – all the looks from the
Serpentine's party on Tuesday night
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Video
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24 Jun 2014:
Smiljan Radic may not be the best known of the Serpentine pavilion's architects, but he has carved out a classic. His design, the 14th for the special summer commission, looks from the outside like an alien hatched on giant boulders, and from the inside like a delicate doughnut made of papier mache. He talks to Oliver Wainwright about creating a place of refuge for London – and why being crude is more important than being polished
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24 Jun 2014:
Oliver Wainwright: Is it a giant cocoon? The site of a pagan ritual? Or a 60-tonne pebble? Chilean architect Smiljan Radic breaks new ground with his creation for the annual experimental commission
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Gallery (12 pictures),
22 Jun 2014:
Ahead of the opening of the architect's Serpentine pavilion, here are some of his greatest designs, from a restaurant to a charcoal burner's house
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22 Jun 2014:
As the 2014 Serpentine pavilion prepares to open, its architect, the Chilean Smiljan Radic, talks stones and stories with Rowan Moore
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14 Jun 2014:
'The grandmother of performance art' had people openly weeping at New York's MoMA. Zoe Williams spent a whole day in her presence at her long-anticipated London show. Did she break down?
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29 May 2014:
A group of curators and art historians have argued that the Serbian artist's latest performance piece, due to open at London's Serpentine Gallery on 11 June, fails to acknowledge the influence of another artist's earlier work
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12 May 2014:
In Belgrade, audiences cut her; in New York, they came in their thousands and wept. What will happen when Marina Abramović lands in London for her most radical show yet? Emma Brockes talks to the art superstar about lipstick, masochism – and why she's too much for any man
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23 Mar 2014:
Behind every great artist is a great curator. But what do they actually do? Serpentine super-star Hans Ulrich Obrist reveals the delights and dangers of his craft – while Yoko Ono, David Shrigley and more pick their all-time favourite show
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14 Mar 2014:
The 81-year-old artist gives an exclusive interview ahead of her Guggenheim retrospective, Veronese saves his skin from the Inquisition, and a Chilean will design the Serpentine Pavilion
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