Serpentine Cinema: On Earth, Poison and Place

As part of the General Ecology project, and on the occasion of Pierre Huyghe’s exhibition, Serpentine Cinema presents a programme of artists’ films addressing machines, infrastructure and its impact on the biosphere and the environment. In part 2 of this screening series, on 10 December, artists reflect on toxicity and contagion in the landscape. 

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