Rosemarie Trockel (b.1952, Germany) has long been admired for her highly independent and influential practice. In A Cosmos she places her work in the company of others to explore varying disciplines. For over thirty years, Trockel has resisted any identifiable stylistic signature. Installations involving animals, wool paintings, films, videos, ceramics, drawings and collages, plus a panoply of sculptures in myriad materials, are among the extraordinarily varied forms that comprise her work. more...

This especially commissioned Portfolio comprises nine images, each depicting friends of the artist performing for each other or the camera. Derived from the original 16mm film stock, this Portfolio captures Jonas Mekas's constant and playful chronicling of the world around him over the course of his career. Artists, musicians and dancers (including Miles Davis, John Lennon and Andy Warhol) are captured in unguarded and personal moments. more...

Derived from the original 16mm film stock, this especially commissioned print captures Jonas Mekas's constant and playful chronicling of the world around him over the course of his career. Artists, musicians and dancers are captured in unguarded and personal moments. Mekas's work in turn has inspired many artists and film-makers to follow in his footsteps. Mike Figgis, Jim Jarmusch, Harmony Korine and Martin Scorsese, among many others, have cited Mekas as a key influence. more...

Derived from the original 16mm film stock, this especially commissioned print captures Jonas Mekas's constant and playful chronicling of the world around him over the course of his career. Artists, musicians and dancers are captured in unguarded and personal moments. Mekas's work in turn has inspired many artists and film-makers to follow in his footsteps. Mike Figgis, Jim Jarmusch, Harmony Korine and Martin Scorsese, among many others, have cited Mekas as a key influence. more...

Derived from the original 16mm film stock, this especially commissioned print captures Jonas Mekas's constant and playful chronicling of the world around him over the course of his career. Artists, musicians and dancers are captured in unguarded and personal moments. Mekas's work in turn has inspired many artists and film-makers to follow in his footsteps. Mike Figgis, Jim Jarmusch, Harmony Korine and Martin Scorsese, among many others, have cited Mekas as a key influence. more...

Derived from the original 16mm film stock, this especially commissioned print captures Jonas Mekas's constant and playful chronicling of the world around him over the course of his career. Artists, musicians and dancers are captured in unguarded and personal moments. Mekas's work in turn has inspired many artists and film-makers to follow in his footsteps. Mike Figgis, Jim Jarmusch, Harmony Korine and Martin Scorsese, among many others, have cited Mekas as a key influence. more...

Derived from the original 16mm film stock, this especially commissioned print captures Jonas Mekas's constant and playful chronicling of the world around him over the course of his career. Artists, musicians and dancers are captured in unguarded and personal moments. Mekas's work in turn has inspired many artists and film-makers to follow in his footsteps. Mike Figgis, Jim Jarmusch, Harmony Korine and Martin Scorsese, among many others, have cited Mekas as a key influence. more...

Derived from the original 16mm film stock, this especially commissioned print captures Jonas Mekas's constant and playful chronicling of the world around him over the course of his career. Artists, musicians and dancers are captured in unguarded and personal moments. Mekas's work in turn has inspired many artists and film-makers to follow in his footsteps. Mike Figgis, Jim Jarmusch, Harmony Korine and Martin Scorsese, among many others, have cited Mekas as a key influence. more...

Derived from the original 16mm film stock, this especially commissioned print captures Jonas Mekas's constant and playful chronicling of the world around him over the course of his career. Artists, musicians and dancers are captured in unguarded and personal moments. Mekas's work in turn has inspired many artists and film-makers to follow in his footsteps. Mike Figgis, Jim Jarmusch, Harmony Korine and Martin Scorsese, among many others, have cited Mekas as a key influence. more...

Derived from the original 16mm film stock, this especially commissioned print captures Jonas Mekas's constant and playful chronicling of the world around him over the course of his career. Artists, musicians and dancers are captured in unguarded and personal moments. Mekas's work in turn has inspired many artists and film-makers to follow in his footsteps. Mike Figgis, Jim Jarmusch, Harmony Korine and Martin Scorsese, among many others, have cited Mekas as a key influence. more...

Derived from the original 16mm film stock, this especially commissioned print captures Jonas Mekas's constant and playful chronicling of the world around him over the course of his career. Artists, musicians and dancers are captured in unguarded and personal moments. Mekas's work in turn has inspired many artists and film-makers to follow in his footsteps. Mike Figgis, Jim Jarmusch, Harmony Korine and Martin Scorsese, among many others, have cited Mekas as a key influence. more...

For the Serpentine Gallery Yoko Ono has produced Grow Love with Me. This organic artwork consists of a 'Magic Bean', which when grown, reveals the word LOVE. Laser etched onto the seed by a patented process, the word first appears on the outer seed coat covering the inner cotyledon. Without coaxing, after a day or two the seed coat will fall away to reveal the word on the inner cotyledon. At first the inner cotyledon is yellow, but with the addition of sunlight quickly turns green. The seed then begins to splay open, shooting a leaf upward, bearing the same word LOVE. more...

For several decades, Thomas Schütte (b. Oldenburg, Germany 1954) has produced watercolour sketches of friends and acquaintances as well as numerous self-portraits. These works were often created in sequence, approaching the same subject numerous times as a means of engaging with the changing nature of the sitter. Each new approach captures a particular emotional state or specific moment in time. more...

PAINTING TO SHAKE HANDS, has been created exclusively for s[edition], and filmed for the first time for the 2012 exhibition TO THE LIGHT at the Serpentine Gallery in London, with 25% of all sales proceeds benefiting the Serpentine Gallery more...

In conjunction with her exhibition TO THE LIGHT Yoko Ono has produced a Limited Edition, THE ROOM WITHOUT A SHADOW (2012). Presented in a box designed by the artist, the edition comprises a single instruction piece written across thirteen cards and is characteristic of Ono's text works, focusing on ideas and potential actions rather than physical objects. more...

Hans-Peter Feldmann (born 1941, Düsseldorf) has earned critical acclaim for his photographic series, collections, installations and books. Presented in a variety of forms, these works are indicative of Feldmann's life-long fascination with visual culture and ongoing engagement with the pleasure of looking. On the occasion of his exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery, Feldmann has presented an edition of hand-coloured banknotes. Feldmann has painted a red nose on each dollar bill, exemplifying the subversive humour that is evident in so much of his work. more...

Neto's edition for the Serpentine Gallery is inspired by Luz (Light), the final page of Lygia Pape's renowned bookwork Livro da criação (Book of Creation), 1959-60. Described by Neto as a 'negative shadow', the book concludes with Luz, a plain sheet of card containing a square aperture through which light can pass. Furthering this opposition between light and shadow, Neto has created a series of unique, handmade works by spraying ink over a template object. The resulting images are playful investigations of positive and negative space, which combine areas of intense pigmentation with diffuse patterns. more...

On the occasion of his exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery, Anri Sala has especially created this Limited Edition Print. Untitled (Cactus 2), 2011, shows the Blue Agave, the plant from which the spirit tequila is made, shimmering as if photographed under conditions of extreme heat. The distortions visible in the image are the result of a sheet of antique glass that the artist placed in between his camera and the native Mexican plant. more...

Created by Peter Zumthor especially on the occasion of the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2011, this limited edition print is based on the original watercolour sketches that informed the design of the hortus conclusus. Describing the significance of gardening in his practice, he commented: A garden is the most intimate landscape ensemble I know of. It is close to us. There we cultivate the plants we need. A garden requires care and protection. And so we encircle it, we defend it and fend for it. We give it shelter. The garden turns into a place. more...

For the Serpentine Gallery, Mark Leckey has created a limited edition silk screen print entitled RFID Chip (2011) based on the ambient computing technology that enables this flow of information. Leckey's silk screen plays on the multiple connotations of the chip's labyrinthine design; at once resembling a network of interconnected paths, an industrial logo and ever expanding lines of energy. more...

In his newly commissioned work for the Serpentine Gallery, The Trip, Marcus Coates reflects on the intimate conversations he had with patients at St. John's Hospice in London. This edition made exclusively for the Serpentine is a documentary photograph, taken on Coates' trip to the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador on behalf of Alex H., a dying outpatient. more...

Hunter's works reflect his intimate knowledge of east London while simultaneously making direct references to specific compositions within art history. Often influenced by headlines of local newspapers, Hunter's work explores histories of the area and the relationships he has with the people who live there. more...

Exclusively for the Serpentine Gallery, the internationally acclaimed French artist Philippe Parreno has produced two limited editions, each touching upon themes of furtive apparitions and ghostly presences. more...

Nairy Baghramian is a Berlin-based artist known for her sculptural installations and photographs. Her complex work encompasses questions of context, institutional framing and the production and reception of contemporary art. more...

Critically acclaimed artist Marina Abramović has created The Kitchen 2009, in homage to Gustav Metzger. more...

Cerith Wyn Evans, the influential artist and film-maker has created Something Like a Picture (for Gustav) 2009 in homage to Gustav Metzger. more...

On the occasion of the Serpentine Gallery's Indian Highway exhibition Limited Edition Prints have been generously donated by Subodh Gupta, MF Husain, Bharti Kher, Nalini Malani and Dayanita Singh. more...

Luke Fowler (b. 1978), winner of the Film London and More 4 Derek Jarman Award 2008 presented at the Serpentine Gallery for artist film-makers, has generously created a Limited Edition Print on the occasion of his first major UK exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery. more...

Paul Chan has achieved international acclaim for his drawings, videos and installations that blend a novel drawing aesthetic with philosophical reflections on politics, religion, sex and life. Untitled (on the 7th) 2007 depicts extensions of the shapes that come from Chan's idea of seeing all things as shadows in the midst of a light that is neither pure nor reasonable. more...

This limited edition, produced for the Serpentine, reproduces one of Ilya Kabakov's preparatory drawings for The House of Dreams. The illustration is loosely based on the Gallery's architecture, depicting an idealised vision of the installation. more...

The changing nature of London is a central concern to Payne and Relph and their limited-edition print, Chef's Regret, shows a fantastical skyline of buildings designed and proposed for the city in the late 19th and early 20th century, but never constructed. In the sky above are doodles of sperm symbolising the conception of modern housing. more...

The Serpentine Gallery is delighted to announce an exclusive set of four Limited Edition Prints by Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa. more...

The Serpentine Gallery is offering a discounted rate on two unique collections of Limited Edition Prints by some of the greatest names in contemporary art. Collection 1 includes three editions by Ilya & Emilia Kabakov, Oliver Payne & Nick Relph,... more...