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A partnership between the Serpentine Galleries and Fortnite for an exhibition resulted in 150 million visitors to the virtual space within two weeks.
Laurene Powell Jobs purchased the San Francisco Art Institute building to save it and is working with Abby Churchill and Hans Ulrich Obrist to develop ideas for a new school.
Hans Ulrich Obrist's "Do It" project, where artists provide instructions for others to create artworks, has been continuously evolving for 33 years.
The Serpentine Galleries' exhibition of artist Peter Doig combined painting with music and poetry, transforming the space into a listening area to encourage longer visitor engagement.
Hans Ulrich Obrist, Ben Vickers, and the Sunwalk Collective are collaborating on the Holy See's pavilion for the Venice Biennale, which will be a sound garden inspired by 11th-century saint Hildegard von Bingen.
The Serpentine Galleries established a department focused on ecology around 2006.
The Serpentine Galleries began experimenting with art and technology around 2012-2013 to make it a more central part of the museum's work.
Over three billion people worldwide play video games, transforming it from a niche medium to a lead medium.
The Serpentine Galleries' collaboration with Fortnite drove significant physical traffic to the gallery, with teenagers bringing their parents, reversing the typical dynamic.
The Serpentine Galleries collaborated with K-pop group BTS and artist Jakob Knut Steensen to bring together the worlds of contemporary art and K-pop.
Artist Refik Anadol collaborated with Google and NVIDIA to create immersive AI art installations using large, ethically sourced datasets from institutions like the Smithsonian and National Geographic.
Hans Ulrich Obrist has amassed an archive of approximately 4,500 hours of recorded conversations with artists.