Serpentine Gallery

The Maria Lassnig exhibition is accompanied by a catalogue, co-published with Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König, Cologne. more...

A new book documenting the Serpentine’s recent exhibition. The catalogue contains images of rarely seen Jarman films and paintings, a new series of lightbox works by Isaac Julien and texts by Julien, Jarman, Chrissie Iles and Tilda Swinton. more...

Nils Norman was invited by the Serpentine Gallery and The Connection at St Martin-in-the-Fields, one of the UK’s largest organisations for homeless people, to create a work in response to the charity’s location in central London. more...

A new publication on this seminal British-born artist. more...

A newly published look at this much-celebrated temporary structure, the 7th building in the Serpentine Gallery's internationally acclaimed architectural programme.... more...

This lavishly illustrated publication will include new texts on Barney’s Drawing Restraint series by New York-based writer and curator Neville Wakefield, Serpentine Gallery’s Chief Curator Kitty Scott and a short story by the award-winning Icelandic poet and lyricist Sjón. more...

BUY NOW ONLINE. This publication records the, now legendary, Serpentine Gallery 24-Hour Interview Marathon: London, the highlight of the event programme that accompanied the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2006, designed by Rem Koolhaas and Cecil Balmond, with Arup. more...

The Serpentine Gallery’s Hreinn Fridfinnsson catalogue represents a long-overdue, new survey of the work of one of Iceland’s leading contemporary artists. more...

BUY NOW ONLINE. This catalogue documents the realisation of the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2007 and investigates the unique partnership of artist and architect that led to the genesis and creation of this remarkable work of architecture. more...

A specially commissioned artist’s book for children to accompany the Paul Chan exhibition. more...

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To accompany the exhibition the Serpentine Gallery has published Period Eye: Karen Kilimnik's Fancy Pictures, an engaging conversation on the work of Karen Kilimnik by Scott Rothkopf and Meredith Martin. more...

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Catalogue In the darkest hour there may be light: works from Damien Hirst's murderme collection is accompanied by a fully-illustrated catalogue. It features a text by artist and writer Harland Miller and an interview with Damien Hirst by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Co-Director, Exhibitions & Programmes and Director of International Projects at the Serpentine Gallery. more...

The Serpentine Gallery commissioned artists Faisal Abdu’Allah, Christian Boltanski, Runa Islam, and architect Yona Friedman to make work in North Westminster Community School, London, one of Britain’s largest inner-city secondary schools. This publication analyses the resulting project and provides a... more...

Hearing Voices, Seeing Things is a Serpentine Gallery project. This publication is essential reading for everyone interested in the relationship between contemporary art and mental health and includes texts by psychoanalyst Darian Leader and poet John Hegley. more...

This Reader, a companion volume to the Uncertain States of America exhibition catalogue, began last year when the exhibition's curators met with artists in their studios. more...

Fully illustrated catalogue to accompany the Serpentine Exhibition. more...