Marina Abramović reflects on 64 days in the Serpentine Galleries.
In 512 Hours, artist Marina Abramović performed in the Serpentine Galleries from 10am to 6pm, six days a week, for 64 days from 11 June to 25 August 2014.
As part of the project, the The Space and The Serpentine commissioned her to create Marina at Midnight, a series of video diaries that shared her experiences from each day in the gallery. The videos were released nightly throughout the exhibition.
To mark the 256-hour halfway point of the exhibition, Marina also decided to share short diary pieces from visitors to exhibition.
About this artist
Marina at Midnight was commissioned by The Space and the Serpentine Galleries in 2014.
Marina Abramović is a pioneering performance artist from Belgrade in Yugoslavia. In her 2010 piece The Artist is Present, shown at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, she invited audience members to sit and gaze into her eyes for an unspecified amount of time. Abramović’s work has been included in Documenta VI, VII and IX (1977, 1982 and 1992), and the Venice Biennale 1976 and 1997, where her Balkan Baroque exhibition won her the Golden Lion Award for Best Artist.
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