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Prince Charles famously lambasted Hayward's divisive brutalist architecture, though for many the building is an excellent example of 1960s design. Casual visitors can hang out in the industrial-look café downstairs (which becomes a bar at night), aptly called Concrete, or catch one of the leftfield events occasionally programmed in association with the temporary exhibitions. Free contemporary shows are curated in the Hayward Project Space (take the stairs to the first floor from the glass foyer extension) while the versatile main space programmes an excellent bill of major exhibitions.
The Hayward brightens up the end-of-winter months with the first UK survey of popular artist David Shrigley, who is b...
The Hayward holds the first major survey in the UK of the popular Glasgow-based artist David Shrigley, who is best kn...
Work in the Project Space by the Scottish artist, including '9,000 Pieces', a video shot at a musical instrument manu...

Jeremy Deller's collaborative and socially-engaged practice includes his 2004 Turner-Prize-winning event and film 'Th...

To accompany Deller's Hayward show is a new edit of his film 'Our Hobby is Depeche Mode', on show in the Project Spac...
The Hayward Gallery becomes a temporary summer school with classes devised and taught by more than 80 international c...
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