The Serpentine Gallery presents a screening of journalist and film-maker Alison Klayman's 2012 film Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry, a documentary portrait of the artist, shot while Klayman was working as a journalist in China. The recipient of a Special Jury Prize for Spirit of Defiance at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry provides a nuanced exploration of contemporary China and an unprecedented look at one of its most compelling public figures. more...

Canadian writer, journalist and blogger Cory Doctorow convenes an evening of performances and readings on the subject of digital memory. An activist for the liberalisation of copyright laws in the digital media and an opponent of digital rights management, Doctorow will explore digital storage, future systems of copyright and the ways in which the digital realm is altering human memory. more...

Complementing the Serpentine's Park Nights series of events, the BBC Proms Music Walk Promenade will present all ten commissioned works in their respective locations, culminating in a performance of John Cage's works at the Royal Albert Hall. more...

The work of artist Ed Fornieles explores the construction of character and identity through different life stages. Using everyday media as a creative material, the artist is interested in how intimate experiences of fiction - books, films, websites - come to structure our social encounters and our understanding of lived reality. Recent exhibitions have included The Hangover Part II, Carlos/ Ishikawa, London (2011) and Animal House, Guest Projects, London (2011). Previously detailing the American college moment, a specially commissioned project for the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2012 sees a development of the artist's interest in the corporate realm. more...

This Park Night will present a new performance commission by artist Oscar Murillo. His practice carries an all-encompassing, relational attitude to aspects of production where elements are given equal status: materials, the practice itself, the studio, labour and the artist's personal references. A sense of community, inclusion and cross-pollution permeates Murillo's practice. Born in 1986 in Colombia, Murillo lives and works in London. Recent exhibitions and performances include animals die from eating too much - bingo!, Carlos/Ishikawa and Hotel, London (2011). more...

This evening event with pioneering American contemporary composer Robert Ashley, celebrated for his operas and multi-disciplinary projects, will centre on Vidas Perfectas, an ambitious new Spanish-language opera based on Ashley's Perfect Lives. Directed by musician and composer Alex Waterman, Vidas Perfectas is, like the original Perfect Lives, designed for television, and has been in development for two years. Vidas Perfectas stars Ned Sublette and Elio Villafranca with new arrangements by Peter Gordon, the original producer of Perfect Lives. more...