Stuart Jeffries

Hugely pleasurable – a vision of summer: Jennifer Packer at the Serpentine Gallery reviewed

Plus: the welcoming new Serpentine Pavilion makes me think the government should bin HS2 and commit to installing pavilions around Britain

Private passions: ‘Jess’, 2018, by Jennifer Packer. Credit: Collection of Ursula Burns/Photo: Jason Wyche
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    Serpentine South Gallery, until 22 August

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    Serpentine North Gallery, until 22 October

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    Kensington Gardens, until 17 October

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