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This Frieze week proved it's high time to take AI art seriously — and 9 AI artists to know

Whether you like it or not, art made by computers dominated conversations during Frieze week

Evening Standard

Inside Frieze 2024 with Benedict Cumberbatch and Emma Raducanu: the style rules of the super-rich art set

Birkin bags! Cartier bangles! It must be Frieze

Evening Standard

The Best London Exhibitions to Visit This Month — 8 Thought-Provoking Shows on Our Culture Editor's Radar

As the 21st edition of Frieze launches this week, the British capital's art scene is teeming with openings. Here are the London events you can't miss

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Polka-dot pumpkin sculpture sent to the Serpentine 'with love'

The sculpture is on show until November in Kensington Gardens

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Explore the night sky with the shortlisted images in the Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition

Global photographers have captured stunning images of the night sky using drones, telescopes and all sorts of other kit

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Inside the Serpentine Summer Party 2024 with Maya Jama, Venus Williams and Benedict Cumberbatch

Stars brought the heat to the Serpentine, as society summer party seasons hits it peak

Evening Standard

Drinks! Canapés! Gossip! Our insider guide to London’s exclusive summer parties

From the political bash to the high art event, a behind-the-scenes look at what really goes on inside the capital’s most exciting soirées

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Serpentine pavilion 2024 review – Minsuk Cho’s multi-use design is bold and playful

The South Korean architect has incorporated a climbing structure, a cafe and a library into an unpredictable space meant for coming together

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The Serpentine's future is bright (and orange) - just bring a book!

The new design is the latest in the annual architecture showcase.

Evening Standard

‘Judy Chicago: Revelations’ brings the feminist trailblazer’s unseen works to London

Judy Chicago presents a major retrospective at Serpentine North, including unseen works from a boat-rocking career that spearheaded the feminist art movement (until 1 September 2024)

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‘My time has come!’: feminist artist Judy Chicago on a tidal wave of recognition at 84

The veteran US feminist artist known for The Dinner Party – and for dividing the critics – is about to have her first UK retrospective. She is in celebratory mood…

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Gerhard Richter unveils new sculpture at Serpentine South

Gerhard Richter revisits themes of pattern and repetition in ‘Strip-Tower’ at London’s Serpentine South

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Yinka Shonibare: Suspended States at Serpentine South review – beautiful, alluring and disquieting

This is classic Yinka: a knack for immediate visual allure with a subtle, disquieting meaning

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Barbara Kruger: massive digital works blaze at Outernet alongside her Serpentine show in London

Silent Writings 2009/2024 will explore communication and control through images and words projected across Outernet’s 360-degree floor-to-ceiling screens

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A first look at Serpentine Pavilion 2024: ‘It really is an archipelago’

The Serpentine Pavilion 2024 opens its doors and we catch up with its architect, Minsuk Cho of Mass Studies, to talk about the design’s origins, concept and future travels

The Guardian - UK

Where coffee-drinkers fear to tread: Serpentine pavilion to be a cosmic celebration of tea and timber

He has built wobbly skyscrapers and kissing-boomerang golf clubhouses. Can Korean architect Minsuk Cho’s star-shaped plan bring a spot of Seoul magic to the British summer?

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Jockey great Oliver ready for Melbourne Cup finale

Damien Oliver is hoping a final fling aboard European import Alenquer will help him secure a fourth Melbourne Cup victory before his retirement.

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The fascinating Cameroonian art of spider divination is on display at London exhibition

Tomás Saraceno In Collaboration: Web(s) of Life, which opened at London’s Serpentine South Gallery in June, explores how humans relate to spiders. It features installations of spider webs displayed and lit to be viewed as sculptures. There are also films: one made about Saraceno’s work with groups battling lithium mining…

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Post-internet artist Hito Steyerl on refusing honours, buying her work back – and fighting big tech

She has been called art’s most powerful person, a tireless questioner of humanity in the digital age. As the great German artist unveils a living work made of ferns and beer crates, she talks about her fights and victories

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Serpentine Pavilion 2023 invites everyone to the table

The Serpentine Pavilion 2023 launches to a design by Lina Ghotmeh, whose installation 'À table,' is an invitation to togetherness

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: Summer parties shine a little less brightly in 2022

In today’s Diary: Serpentine and V&A scaled down bashes / Why Joe Wicks won’t get political / Jaime Winstone on her careful engagement / Geidt’s latest moral lecture / Red light for Moulin Rouge

The Guardian - UK

Theaster Gates’s Black Chapel Serpentine pavilion review – a welcoming labour of love

Gates uses an artist’s touch to create a dignified, Staffordshire kiln-inspired structure that celebrates community and work – and honours his late father

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: Tina Brown says royals need Prince Harry’s ‘sizzle’

In today’s Diary: Tina Brown predicts a return for Harry / Ai Weiwei prefers shoes to Serpentine / Clara Paget on Instagram vs. reality

The Guardian - UK

A monument to a roofer that lets in the rain: Theaster Gates’s Serpentine Pavilion

The Chicago-based artist has punched a huge hole in the roof of his Black Chapel. Could a downpour add one further thrilling sonic dimension to its programme of Gregorian chants, jazz recitals and Japanese tea ceremonies?

Evening Standard

The best free exhibitions in London right now – get your culture fix and keep your money for coffee

Want to have a fun day out but also save those pennies? These free London art exhibitions are the perfect solution

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