Theaster Gates interview: Serpentine Pavilion 2022 | Dezeen

Serpentine Pavilion designer Theaster Gates explains the role of architecture in his artistic practice in this exclusive video interview produced by Dezeen in collaboration with the Serpentine Gallery.
Chicago-based Gates, who is the first solo artist to be commissioned to design the pavilion, spoke to Dezeen at the cylindrical structure called Black Chapel, which was unveiled earlier this summer.
Speaking to Dezeen in an exclusive video interview, Gates explained he sees an affinity between the disciplines of art and architecture, but doesn't refer to himself as an architect.
"I've always had this belief that art and architecture were just two peas in a pod, that there are moments when great art requires that you imagine new things in space that require a certain amount of poetry in order to manifest them," Gates told Dezeen. "Architecture does the same."
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[@Nicolaspurr]

Love this interview, thanks. I live just 10 mins walk away from the Serpentine and I haven’t visited this year! Will correct this oversight pronto. It’s a gorgeous structure and I love the link between the potteries of Stoke and the church bells of Chicago. Wonderful!

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