Although I think Richard Prince and his work are majorly overhyped, there are pieces he's done that I like and think are worth seeing.

Currently on view at the Serpetine Gallery, but going down 09.07.08, is Richard Prince: Continuation. If you're in London, stop by and check it out.

"Prince is, himself, a voracious collector of art, furniture, memorabilia and books, which he houses in a group of buildings alongside his own artworks. His exhibition at the Serpentine is a direct dialogue with his spaces, mirroring the installation of Prince's work in his own buildings as well as responding to the Serpentine's unique scale and location. Prince's diverse collection ranges from books and artworks by artists and writers to classic American 'muscle cars'. Paintings, photographs and sculptures spanning Prince's 30-year career are featured at the Serpentine, including new work created especially for this exhibition."

Make sure to checkout Prince's newly updated website. It's chock full of pics, paintings, sculptures, and his personal collection of art.

Mark your calendars: Gerhard Richter 4900 Colours: Version II also at Serpentine begins 09.23 and runs through 11.16.08.