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Tuesday 03 September 1996 00:02 BST

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The Serpentine Gallery in Hyde Park, London, is to close for a year from 16 September while John Miller & Partners extend the building and improve facilities. Until 15 September, Richard Wilson's "Jamming Gears", a cacophany of crashing and grinding metal and building materials, anticipates the renovation. Further details: 0171-402 6075.

Next month's Nottingham arts festival, "NOW ninety6" features a collaboration between architects Wells Mackereth and Bunty Mathias, the contemporary dance choreographer. "ViewPoint", a complex performance based on shifting perspectives, will premiere in Nottingham. Further details: 0171-700 5346.

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