Serpentine Pavilion 2026, Lanza Atelier on view till October 25, 2026! Details below!

 The lineup listed  is interesting for all. Details below. 

LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE SERPENTINE PAVILION 2026, BY LANZA ATELIER | SERPENTINE SOUTH | ON VIEW UNTIL 25 OCTOBER 2026 This year's Pavilion was designed by the Mexican architecture studio LANZA atelier, founded by Isabel Abascal and Alessandro Arienzo. This groundbreaking commission, first launched in 2000 with Dame Zaha Hadid, has introduced the UK’s inaugural structures by many of the most influential figures in international architecture. LANZA atelier emphasises the role of design in everyday interactions and identifies the pursuit of beauty as a recurring theme in their work. The Mexico City-based architecture studio founded by Isabel Abascal and Alessandro Arienzo, has anchored the 2026 Serpentine Pavilion on the English architectural feature known as a serpentine, or crinkle-crankle, wall. The wall derives its stability from its curving form, requiring fewer bricks than a straight wall. The name of the Pavilion, a serpentine, is inspired by this feature, which makes up the Pavilion’s south wall and subtly references the nearby Serpentine Lake, whose gentle curve evokes the form of a serpent. The north wall of the structure is in dialogue with the surrounding landscape, curving around the nearby tree canopy. A translucent roof allows light and air to permeate the space, softening the boundary between enclosure and openness. The roof rests lightly on brick columns which evoke a grove of trees. LANZA atelier chose brick as the primary material to celebrate the distinctly English garden tradition and establish a conversation with the existing brick façade of the Serpentine South Gallery, which was originally built as a tea pavilion. The Pavilion is constructed from a rhythmic repetition of brick columns that transform the wall from opaque to permeable. Image: Serpentine Pavilion 2026, a serpentine, designed by LANZA atelier, founded by Isabel Abascal and Alessandro Arienzo. Aerial view © LANZA atelier. Photo: Iwan Baan. Courtesy Serpentine.

PUBLIC ART | JESÚS RAFAEL SOTO: PÉNÉTRABLE BBC JAUNE (1999; 2023 EDITION | SERPENTINE SOUTH | ON VIEW UNTIL 25 OCTOBER 2026  Serpentine features the presentation of a public sculpture by Jesús Rafael SOTO, launching a dynamic summer programme in the park. Situated in the vicinity of Serpentine South, Pénétrable BBL Jaune (1999; 2023 Edition) is on show until 25 October 2026. This is the first outdoor presentation of the artist’s work in the UK. Art situated in the park has become central to Serpentine’s year-round activities, extending its exhibitions beyond the gallery walls and into the surrounding landscape.   Pénétrable BBL Jaune (1999; 2023 Edition) exemplifies the artist’s lifelong interest in movement, space and tactility. Born in Venezuela in 1923, SOTO became one of the leading exponents of kinetic art and created more than seventy Pénétrable sculptures of various sizes and colours throughout his seven-decade long career: works composed of metal rods and nylon strands suspended in space through which viewers are invited to enter. Image: Jesús Rafael Soto, Pénétrable BBL Jaune (1999;2023 Edition). © Jesús Rafael Soto / ADAGP, Paris 2026. Courtesy Atelier Soto, Paris and Galerie Perrotin. Photo: George Darrell. Courtesy Serpentine ABOUT SERPENTINE Building new connections between artists and audiences, Serpentine presents pioneering contemporary art exhibitions and cultural events with a legacy that stretches back over half a century, from a wide range of emerging practitioners to the most internationally recognised artists, writers, scientists, thinkers, and cultural thought leaders of our time.   Based in London’s Kensington Gardens, across two sites, Serpentine North and Serpentine South, Serpentine features a year-round, free programme of exhibitions, architectural showcases, education, live events and technological activations, in the park and beyond the gallery walls.   The Serpentine Pavilion is a yearly pioneering commission, which began in 2000 with Dame Zaha Hadid. It features the first UK structures by some of the biggest names in international architecture.   Public art has emerged as a central strand of Serpentine’s programme. Major presentations include a collection of Eduardo Paolozzi’s sculptures (1987), Anish Kapoor’s Turning the World Upside Down (2010), Lee Ufan presented Relatum – Stage (2018-19), Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s London Mastaba in the Serpentine Lake (2018), I LOVE YOU EARTH by Yoko Ono (2021), Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster In remembrance of the coming alien (Alienor), (2022), Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg’s Pollinator Pathmaker (2022 - 2023), Gerhard Richter’s STRIP-TOWER (2023), Yayoi Kusama’s Pumpkin (2024), Esther Mahlangu’s mural Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu (2024) and David Hockney’s A Year in Normandie, 2026. Giuseppe Penone’s Albero folgorato (Thunderstruck Tree) (2012) and Idee di pietra (Ideas of Stone), 2010–2024 (2025); Pénétrable BBL Jaune (1999; 2023 edition) by Jesús Rafael Soto are currently on view in Kensington Gardens. Proud to maintain free access for all visitors, Serpentine reaches an exceptionally broad audience and maintains a profound connection with its local community.  FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT   Nicholas Smirnoff, Head of Communications: nicholass@serpentinegalleries.org, +44 7570 291 018

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The Glass House presents : I Concert in a Landmark Adam Tendler: Paon works Saturday November 21, 2026 See Details below!

 

The Glass House concert event is in partnership with St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 4:00-5:00 PM ,

 reception 6:00-7:00 PM . Info and tickets detail/link below. 

Glass House Presents | Concert in a Landmark Adam Tendler: Piano Works Saturday, November 21, 2026 Concert: 4:00 - 5:00pm Reception: 5:00 - 6:00pm St. Mark’s Episcopal Church 111 Oenoke Ridge New Canaan, CT 06840 INFO + TICKETS In partnership with The Friends of Music at St. Mark’s “You will be moved, profoundly and intensely.” — The New York Times Join acclaimed pianist Adam Tendler for an hour-long concert in New Canaan’s modernist St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, designed by Sherwood, Mills and Smith and completed in 1961. Tendler will perform selections from his GRAMMY®-nominated project, Inheritances alongside other works. All are invited to a reception following the performance. After his father’s unexpected death, Tendler received his inheritance as a literal wad of cash in a parking lot—an encounter that became the catalyst for a groundbreaking, one-of-a-kind contemporary music phenomenon that has touched listeners from across the globe. Inviting a wide-ranging group of composers and sound artists, including Devonté Hynes, Laurie Anderson, Missy Mazzoli, and Nico Muhly, among others, Tendler asked each to respond to the idea of “inheritance,” resulting in a deeply personal yet universally resonant body of piano works that explore lineage, memory, loss, and place, and form a meditation on how we confront the past while shaping the future. Inheritances earned a 2026 GRAMMY® nomination for Best Classical Instrumental Solo and has been featured in the New York Times, Washington Post, and CBS Sunday Morning, among publications and broadcasts worldwide. As a recording artist, Tendler has been featured on Wild Up’s GRAMMY®-nominated anthology of Julius Eastman’s music, and has also released albums of music by Franz Liszt, Robert Palmer, and of his own original work. In 2026 alone, he recorded for artists as wide-ranging as Nelly Furtado, Devonté Hynes, Michael Fiday, and Ellis Ludwig-Leone. St. Mark’s Church was designed to express Gothic principles in a modern design. The triangular vaults of the roof are supported by thirteen white, reinforced-concrete columns, each 40 feet tall. The soaring space includes modern stained-glass designs by American artist Odell “Billie” Prather and a 42-foot-tall reredos created by sculptor Clark Fitz-Gerald. St. Mark’s, which was listed in 2021 on the National Register of Historic Places, is considered essential to the context of New Canaan’s midcentury-modern architecture. About the artist A “daring pianist” praised for his “adventurousness and muscular skill” (The New York Times), GRAMMY®-nominated artist Adam Tendler has been called “the hottest pianist on the American contemporary classical scene” (Minneapolis Star Tribune), “relentlessly adventurous” (Washington Post), a “remarkable and insightful musician” (LA Times), an “intrepid… maverick pianist” (The New Yorker), and “one of contemporary classical music’s most intentional and daring pianists” (Seven Days). CBS Sunday Morning’s Lee Cowan said of Tendler on a recent segment seen by approximately 7 million people, “If you’re a cutting-edge composer these days, you want Adam to perform your pieces.” A pioneer of DIY culture in classical music, at age 23, Tendler performed solo recitals in all fifty states as part of a grassroots tour called America 88×50, the subject of his memoir, 88×50. He has since become one of classical music’s most recognized and celebrated artists, receiving Lincoln Center’s Emerging Artist Award, the Yvar Mikhashoff Prize, and appearing as soloist with the London Symphony Orchestra, LA Phil, Sydney Symphony, Toronto Symphony Orchestra, NJ Symphony, Vermont Symphony Orchestra, as well as on the main-stages of Carnegie Hall, the Barbican Centre, Royal Festival Hall, Sydney Opera House, BAM, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Tanglewood, and other leading series and stages worldwide. Tendler is a Yamaha Artist and serves on the piano faculty of NYU. This event is supported in part by the New Canaan Community Foundation. The Friends of Music at St. Mark’s enriches the life of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church and the broader community through the promotion of God’s immeasurable gift of music. We sponsor both choral and instrumental works throughout the year in the beautiful and acoustically acclaimed setting of St. Mark’s. We welcome all lovers of music to join us to experience the artistry of our performers and the hospitality of our post-concert receptions. Glass House Presents is an ongoing series of talks, performances, and other live events that extend the site’s historic role as a gathering place for artists, architects, and other creative minds. Become a Member Help preserve one of the world’s most celebrated works of Modern architecture. As a member, you’ll enjoy seasonal programming, access to special events, discounted tours, and unique opportunities available only to our community of supporters. Become a Member Today! Image Credits: Photo by Lila Barth Photo courtesy of St. Mark's Episcopal Church

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A call to Artists: Laumeier Sclupture Park's 40th Annual Art Fair May 7-9, 2027. Application Deadline 1/4/27

 This looks like a great opportunity for artist  from everywhere. 

Laumeier Sculpture Park's 40th Annual Art Fair (MO)  May 7-9, 2027 Application Deadline 1/4/27 Apply Here CALL FOR ARTISTS WHAT: Laumeier Sculpture Park’s 40th Annual Art Fair WHERE: Laumeier Sculpture Park, St. Louis, Missouri WHEN: May 7-9, 2027 - Fri: 6-10pm | Sat: 10am - 8pm | Sun: 10am - 5pm NOTEWORTHY: Past event attendance 25,000+ Limited to 160 artists Artists receive all sales proceeds Average $8,500 in sales (based on past participating artist survey) $8,000+ in cash and prizes Early set-up available on Thursday, May 6, at noon On-site Artist Hospitality Tent and Artist Relations team during Art Fair 24-hour on-site security Electricity included (300 watts) Booth sitting available Continental breakfast provided (Saturday and Sunday at 9am) Indoor public restrooms Patron art pick-up services Extensive marketing to the greater St. Louis region Listing on Laumeier's website Potential advanced and on-site media opportunities Listing in printed event program (15,000 printed and distributed) Discounted rates at nearby hotels Regular Application Fee: $45 (non-refundable) Late Application Fee: $55 (Jan. 1-4) Booth Fees: Open $400; Open Corner $500; Tented $600; Tented Corner $700 - All spaces measure 10 x 10 feet NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS on ZAPP Application Deadline: January 4, 2027 Artist Notification: February 1-5, 2027 Booth Payment Deadline: March 8, 2027 Booth Assignments: Late April 2027 Questions? Please contact the Laumeier Special Events Team at ArtFair@Laumeier.org or call (314) 615-5284 Over 25,000 patrons attend this annual three-day outdoor event on Mother’s Day weekend, featuring local food vendors, live music, and 160 juried artists from across the country exhibiting work in ten media categories: ceramics, fiber/textiles, glass, jewelry, mixed media 2D, painting, photography/digital, printmaking/drawing, sculpture, and wood.  Laumeier Sculpture Park is one of the first and largest dedicated sculpture parks in the country. Laumeier is an internationally recognized, nonprofit arts organization that is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums and operates in partnership with St. Louis County Parks & Recreation. Laumeier presents 70+ works of large-scale outdoor sculpture in a 94-acre park located in St. Louis County. Free and open daily, Laumeier serves 360,000 visitors of all ages each year through sculpture conservation, education programs, temporary exhibitions, and public events.

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