Southbank Centre, London 🇬🇧
A Brutalist landmark on London's South Bank, the Hayward Gallery has been one of the UK's most important contemporary art venues since opening in 1968. Known for ambitious, large-scale exhibitions by major international artists, its raw concrete spaces are well suited to immersive and installation-based work. Operated by the Southbank Centre, it sits alongside the Royal Festival Hall and the Queen Elizabeth Hall.
Explore 2 exhibitions on now and 1 coming soon at Hayward Gallery.
Until May 3
Shiota's signature red-thread installations fill the Hayward Gallery's top floor
"The visual impact is arresting but superficial. Threads of Life could be an eerie set for a movie or a music video; a selfie before it would look great. The work's message is too literal and sappy."
— The Telegraph
Until May 31
First major UK survey of Yin Xiuzhen's sculptures using clothing, concrete and found objects
"There's no criticism, no depth, no point to its use in these works. Here's some old T-shirts turned into Big Ben. Ta-dah. You have to create your own meaning here, because the artist can't really be bothered."
— The Guardian
Coming SoonStarting Jun 16
Kapoor fills the Hayward Gallery with mirror sculptures, Vantablack works and three new monumental installations
Southbank Centre, London·View on artmap
Sunday11am–6pm
MondayClosed
Tuesday11am–6pm
Wednesday ·11am–6pm
Thursday11am–6pm
Friday11am–8pm
Saturday11am–6pm