When I heard the name Grayson Perry, I admit I had to google him. When I saw the picture I was like ok yeah that guy from the telly who dresses as a woman ! 372 more words
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Grayson Perry at the Serpentine Gallery review ****
Grayson Perry: The Most Popular Art Exhibition Ever!
Serpentine Gallery, 8th August 2017Grayson Perry has set himself up as an “astute commentator on contemporary society” as the blurb for his current exhibition would have it. 796 more words
See the Serpentine Pavilion before it closes
The walls of the pavilion – blue expanses of timber triangles, allow air to circulate freely through the space
Kéré has sought inspiration from a meeting point tree in his hometown of Gando
The Serpentine Gallery invites an international architect to create a pavilion in their grounds
This year’s Serpentine Pavilion is designed by Francis Kéré
Serpentine Pavilion 2017: Seek shelter under a canopy of triangles
This summer sees the return of the Serpentine Pavilion, a temporary structure in Kensington Gardens. Every year, the Serpentine Gallery invites an international architect to create a pavilion in their grounds. 190 more words
Would London by any other name be as ... Londonish?
The London corner of the UK was dead set against Brexit. Grayson Perry’s Red Carpet kind of shows why – a corner of privilege set against the rest of the country. 470 more words
Grayson Perry: The Most Popular Art Exhibition Ever!
As a Grayson Perry fan and follower I was looking forward to my visit to the Serpentine Gallery to see his aptly named The Most Popular Art Exhibition Ever! 614 more words
Direction sign in Kesington Gardens, London, UK, with arrow to Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain, and to the Serpentine Gallery.
Paintings, Pavilions and Public Monuments: UK week in art
With an auction record smashed twice in one night, the opening of the Serpentine Pavilion and the announcement of a plan to digitise the UK’s national sculpture collection… 311 more words
Serpentine Pavilion 2017 designed by Francis Kéré
Diébédo Francis Kéré, the award-winning architect from Burkina Faso, has been commissioned to design the Serpentine Pavilion 2017 which opened earlier this week in London. His proposal offers a sharp, innovative structure that responds to the brightness and harmony of Kensington Gardens. 117 more words
