Serpentine Marathon

 

The pavilion acts as an urban forum, a place to collect and diffuse. Marathon 24/24 initiated the conditions of the pavilion architecture itself.
— Clément Blanchet
 

Serpentine Marathon

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Serpentine Gallery 24-Hour Interview Marathon in London is the highlight of the event programme that accompanied the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2006, designed by OMA with Cecil Balmond with Arup. The Interview Marathon, hosted by Hans Ulrich Obrist and Rem Koolhaas, was a 24-hour, non-stop interview event featuring some of the greatest names in international contemporary culture. Clément Blanchet (as AMO) was organizing the content and the form of the event. 

A 'flip-book' was conceived by Simon Brown and Mark Irving as a way of responding creatively to the 24-Hour Interview Marathon, producing a publication that is deliberately playful and tactile, giving a sense of the speed, excitement and spontaneity of the Interview Marathon event.

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Architects : Clément Blanchet
Client : Serpentine gallery
Nature of the operation : event
Realised in : 2006
Site : London
Program : gallery
Budget : NC