The very red and angular structure of the Serpentine Pavilion (designed by Jean Nouvel) seemed the perfect location for Apparatjik's art/music combo. Even the rain dripping through the joints couldn't dampen the excited buzz surrounding the cube.

Apparatjik themselves walked to the cube wearing identical red hoodies and massive cardboard cube-shaped heads and after a short animation featuring those cubeheads, they launched spectacularly into Arrow and Bow.

They rattled through a selection of the better album tracks (though Antlers and Electric Eye were noticably absent), slowing the pace at intervals for calmer audio/visual delights such as Frozen Fingers and Intermission.

The full programme was:

Arrow and Bow, Snow Crystals, Granul No 8,
Quiz Show, Supersonic Sound, Look Kids,
Intermission, Datascroller, Frozen Fingers
Josie, Deadbeat

Of course, there was more crazy headgear during the show; the usual tin foil antlers and plastic squares plus some spagetti hair for Martin. It was nice to be able to finally appreciate just how much of the vocal comes from Martin, after months of speculation on that point since the album release. And of course the half self-conscious, half madcap dancing was fun to watch in close-up :-)

More photos are in the gallery and a handful of videos from the performance are now on our youtube channel.

Discussions and dissection are going on in the forum as ever, along with links to pics and vids from elsewhere.

"The Serpentine Gallery Future Contemporaries Annual Party is a social highlight of the London art world, and this year takes place on 23 September in the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2010 designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Jean Nouvel.

Apparatjik will operate their Liberation Unit at the event which starts at 7.30 pm."