A bit hidden away behind the Festival Hall, the Hayward Gallery is larger inside than it seems.
They only show one exhibition at a time and they close while re-arranging. The exhibition I went to was pricey but there was a lot to see.
View a range of multimedia art that includes everything from paper collages to large installations, featuring ordinary items like light bulbs and yarn.
This exhibition presents a personal look at the lives of textile workers in East Asia from the 1960s to today through various art forms.
Groups can learn about artwork at their own pace with the help of the Hello Hayward Guide, tailored for primary schools.
Groups can view the exhibition at leisure, using the ‘Artists & Thinkers’ Guide’ to aid understanding of the artwork.
