Justin Caguiat: Change Ringing

Bronze bells cast as flowers and plant seeds are installed through Serpentine South, struck by pistons on a loop that follows the rules of English change ringing, to a score by Lily Pickett. When they ring, they trigger heating pads behind copper panels painted with heat-sensitive pigment, and the pictures shift colour and form.

You walk in past a body made of bread, crumbling at the entrance. Plasterboard has been stripped from three rooms, so the big unstretched paintings hang off the bare metal grid against the original brick. In a city where your deposit rides on every Blu Tack mark, the Serpentine did this to its own walls.

The Standard gave it four stars, called it "a disorientating experience which rewards time and patience", and warned that the wall bells often make you jump, "so be warned those on dates trying to play it cool". Entry is free, and curator Natalia Grabowska leads a free tour on 14 November at noon (booking required).