These calls are an informal opportunity to convene, share ideas and exchange insights. Open to all! Our Future Art Ecosystems initiative builds 21st-century cultural infrastructure that supports art and advanced technologies for the public good.

We will be joined by Alias Studio, an artist-centred generative AI platform, and the five artists selected through our recent open call with Alias to explore how artistic practices engage with generative AI and how creative R&D can foster public interest technology development.

Interested in the what the collision of art and technology can do for society? Join our Future Art Ecosystems Community Call this Thursday. When: Thursday 23 October 2025, 5pm (UTC+1) Register to join: https://t.co/7BdLc3dUuG

'House of Music' is made possible by @phoebephilo, with major support from LUMA Foundation, Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation. [1, 4, 6] Photo: Prudence Cuming Associates

We invite you to look, listen and linger – book free tickets on our website! https://t.co/P6Ce8rNV1k

There will also be evening events where special guests will share their selected tracks in front of a live audience. Participants include Lizzi Bougatsos, Dennis Bovell, Brian Eno, Andrew Hale and Linton Kwesi Johnson, with more to be announced.

On Sundays, the space will be activated by 'Sound Service', live listening sessions led by musicians, artists and collectors who will share selections from their collections played on the Western Electric and Bell Labs sound system courtesy of Laurence Passera / dsp London.

Each painting engages with music in a different way: some depict spaces where music is heard, others show musicians performing or people dancing. Many were created during Doig’s years in Trinidad, where sound-system culture and cinema deepened his connection to music.

Now open: 'House of Music' by Peter Doig 🔊 At Serpentine South, artist Peter Doig transforms the gallery into a listening space, showing his paintings alongside rare analogue speakers that play music from his personal record archive.

Collaborators include Travis Alabanza, Leo Auersperg-Castell, Florian Brückner, Lydia Chan, Loraine James, Brooke Maggs, Shaznay Martin, Vincent Moulinet, Tatenda Shamiso and Malik Nashad Sharpe, alongside Tamar Clarke-Brown, Ruth Waters and Vi Trinh.

'THE DELUSION' is made possible by Suneil Setiya. Images © Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley. Photography by Talie Eigeland

The rules are simple: 1. Join others, experience this together 2. Talk, share, listen and question out loud 3. Respect the boundaries of others 🎟️ Book free tickets online 📍 Serpentine North 📆 30 Sep 2025 - 18 Jan 2026 Learn more: https://t.co/oH5P06ySME

'TO REMEMBER YOU BY' is a bonus game that allows players to take a break and record their thoughts in a private space by contributing to a book that acts as a record of public opinion.

'I DONT KNOW IF I CAN BE HONEST IN FRONT OF YOU' asks a series of questions, using the language of voting: players decide what to shoot, or who to censor using their lamp-shaped guns.

'I CANT MOVE WITH YOU' requires teamwork to move a ball through maze-like levels. Players must tilt a table in different directions to guide the ball.

'I DIDNT REALISE YOU THOUGHT LIKE THAT' is controlled by opening or closing a door. Players choose who to let in or keep out.

This exhibition is about learning to talk to strangers again. Brathwaite-Shirley prompts visitors to make decisions together and explore themes such as polarisation, censorship and social connection. Visitors will encounter four rooms, each containing a different game:

Now open: 'THE DELUSION' by artist and game designer Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley!

'Thoughts in the Roots' is made possible by @LouisVuitton, Don Quixote Foundation, and Eugenio López; and Co-Produced by @Qatar_Museums.   Albero Folgorato is made possible by @Gagosian. Art in The Park lead supporter: Kenneth C. Griffin.

Today is the final chance to see Giuseppe Penone’s exhibition, ‘Thoughts in the Roots’! On view at Serpentine South. We’re open 10am - 6pm. - Photos © George Darrell. Courtesy Giuseppe Penone