Serpentine Gallery

This is very nice gallery located in a good calm place. I attended the exhibition by Emma Kunz, Visionary Drawings which had lovely artworks. This gallery has a very beautiful decorated ceilings

Hyde Park and Kensington Park are separated by a road, and the bridge across the oasis across the river leaves a unique architectural nouveau building in the middle of the green space that still retains the traditional serious style of European architecture. But the ceiling next to it is like a spread of wings but it is interpreted with a modern impact, which is very special.

When you enter the Serpentine Gallery, the walls of incredibly moving waters are linked to the drowning of slaves on British colonial ships. The gallery consists of two buildings, tours are free, and some works are by black artists.

An old-fashioned house in Kensington Park, someone drinking tea and chatting in front of the door, it says Serpentine Gallery, this is the famous snake gallery. Every year, artists build unique and creative open-air galleries, among ancient trees, lawns and blue sky and white clouds, to surprise visitors. This year's work is a flowing white gallery of more than 1,800 fiberglass boxes, like a wall torn open and twisted. The box is geometric, but the gallery is fresh, beautiful and soft. Walking inside, suddenly, bright, light from the gap, coffee seats scattered around, not a bit of fun. If you have the opportunity to come to see new works every year, it will be interesting.

Snake Gallery (serpentinegallery) is a small gallery, if you don't look carefully, you may miss it, but the grade of the exhibition here is not low, my friend once met the behavior artist MarinaAbramovi ć here, saw her live creation.