The Sackler Centre for Arts Education
The Studio of Giles Round
Friday 12 March–Sunday 25 April
The Sackler Centre for Arts Education
For the duration of the Richard Hamilton: Modern Moral Matters exhibition (3 March – 25 April 2010) London-based artist Giles Round will bring together new & previous works to create a studio at the Serpentine Gallery where he will be in residence.
The Studio of Giles Round is a project developed from the artist’s practice and interests and will for the duration be a space not only for the production of new work but also for research, discussion and social interaction.
Round’s work utilises the formal language of modernist and minimalist art and design and explores the interaction of structure and ornament that references the homemaking of such pioneers of art and architecture as Dieter Rams, Donald Judd and Ernö Goldfinger. In The Studio of Giles Round he will explore conserving and recreating the 20th century, forgotten design and design processes, geometric pattern and typography through a series of workshops and events.
Download Evenings & Weekends, Giles Round's free source-book of ideas and projects initiated by The Studio of Giles Round:
Evenings & Weekends
Events
Serpentine Late:
Open Studio and Publication Launch
Thursday 11 March
6.30–8.30pm
An evening opening of The Studio of Giles Round is accompanied by the launch of The Limit, the first limited edition artist's book by Mexican artist Laureana Toledo, and the fourth issue of the literary journal TO HELL WITH JOURNALS, edited by Charles Arsène-Henry and Hans Ulrich Obrist.
Seminar: Pattern in the 20th century
Tuesday 16 March
11 – 4pm
Free, booking is essential as places are limited.
Workshops: Making Floorcloths
Session 1: Tuesday 30 March
Session 2: Tuesday 6 April
Session 3: Tuesday 13 April
Free, booking is essential as places are limited.
Family Day
Saturday 10 April
12 – 5pm
Free, no booking required for this drop in event
In conversation with Giles Round
Saturday 24 April
1 - 2pm
Please join us for an afternoon in the Studio of Giles Round.
Giles will talk about his work and his project at the Serpentine Gallery looking into the relationship between pattern and his practice.
A book called ‘Evenings and Weekends’ has been produced by Giles Round as part of his project at the Gallery, you will be able to pick up a copy at the talk.
Places are free but limited so please arrive on time to secure a place.
All events take place in The Sackler Centre for Arts Education at Serpentine Gallery, Kensington Gardens London W2.
Further Information
Eleanor Farrington
+44 (0)20 7298 1516
eleanorf@serpentinegallery.org
In association with Vitsœ
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Giles Round
Everything is broken 2006
Mahogany, Perspex, steel bolts
and cross dowels
17 x 13 x 17 cm
© 2010 Giles Round