Derek Jarman Curated By Isaac Julien

The Serpentine Gallery presents a survey of one of Britain's leading filmmakers highlighting aspects of Jarman's work in film and painting.

The survey includes his pioneering presentation of the moving image within the gallery context. Julien will curate an immersive environment featuring Jarman's early experiments on Super-8 film, an installation of his film Blue, 1993, and a selection of his 'black paintings'.

The starting point for this reappraisal is Julien's new film about Jarman, produced with the support of Channel 4 and Film London.

The event runs from February 23rd to April 13th and is open daily from 10am to 6pm.

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How to get there

The closest tube stations to the Serpentine Gallery are Lancaster Gate, South Kensington and Knightsbridge; the closest rail station is Paddington.

If travelling on the bus the 9, 10, 52, 94 and 148 all serve the area.