Rirkrit Tiravanija

Make yourself at home Tuesday July 12, 2005 The Guardian At Rirkrit Tiravanija's new show, you can cook a meal, crash out on the sofa - even have a bath. Is it taking audience participation art too far, asks Adrian Searle A very long time ago, I spent a night alone locked in the Serpentine Gallery. I passed the hours rewriting a catalogue essay for a show I was curating there (it had been accidentally deleted from the gallery's computer). The deadline loomed, and so did the Serpentine's ghosts, not to mention the armies of ants that infested the building. I made myself a midnight snack in the gallery kitchen and, towards dawn, hunkered down in a sleeping bag improvised from a roll of bubble-wrap ...