To celebrate 200 years of Pringle of Scotland, the label joined forces with Serpentine Gallery in London to curate the ‘195 Collaborations’ project, which promotes Scottish talents. 52 more words
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The Art of 2015
When you live in London you end up passing by Hyde Park one way or another. It is always nice to have such a massive green space in the heart of a congested busy city. 243 more words
Michelangelo Pistoletto: The Mirror of Judgment
Whitehot Magazine, 2011. Original article.
Michelangelo Pistoletto: The Mirror of Judgment
The Serpentine Gallery, London.
Michelangelo Pistoletto has got us all working for him. The artwork displayed at the Serpentine is only part of the equation; the rest is up to us visitors, moving slowly through the maze of swirling cardboard. 464 more words
The Artist Wasn't Present: Marina Abramovich's White Space
479 more wordsMarina Abramovich is one of a handful of contemporary female artists with international name recognition both within and outside of the art world. Her recent performance piece 512 Hours brought over 100,000 people to the Serpentine Gallery this summer.
Serpentine Galleries
Julio Le Parc is a kentic artist that also works with light from Argentina, I first came across his work on a recent visit to London. 380 more words
Julio Le Parc at the Serpetine Sackler Gallery
Le Parc is an Argentinian artist, and had his first solo exhibition in the UK in the Sackler Gallery this January. His work in this exhibit was light based, housing pieces that uses mirrors/ lights/ and the art of deception to create dreamy scenes, comforting to observe for a wide range of ages and people. 65 more words
Reiner Ruthenbeck - Exhibited at the Serpentine Gallery
The next gallery I visited after the student takeover at the V&A, was at the Serpentine to see Ruthenbeck’s work. When entering the space, I couldn’t help but reflect back to the last time I was there. 332 more words
