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5 things to know about In the Black Fantastic
An overview of the 2022 Hayward Gallery exhibition which brought together 11 contemporary artists to sample and reimagine Afrofuturism.
Deborah Levy on Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child
Deborah Levy, the playwright, poet and novelist, walks us through Louise Bourgeois’ 2022 Hayward Gallery exhibition in this video interview.
Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child, a curator tour with Ralph Rugoff
Get an insight into the 2022 Hayward Gallery exhibition courtesy of a video tour from the gallery’s Director, Ralph Rugoff.
Tracey Emin on the genius of artist Louise Bourgeois
Artist Tracey Emin shares stories and insights into Louise Bourgeois and her work, in connection with Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child at Hayward Gallery
Simone Rocha on Louise Bourgeois' artwork 'Untitled' (1996)
Acclaimed fashion designer Simone Rocha leads us through this work from the 2022 Hayward Gallery exhibition The Woven Child.
Mechanisms of Ambiguity and Sensation: The Late Fabric Sculptures of Louise Bourgeois
An abridged version of Hayward Gallery Director Ralph Rugoff’s essay for the exhibition catalogue of Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child.
Winter Light: David Batchelor, Sixty Minute Spectrum
Artist David Batchelor introduces his Hayward Gallery rooftop light installation Sixty Minute Spectrum in this video interview
5 things to know about Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child
Get an insight into this 2022 Hayward Gallery exhibition showcasing the fabric and textile works of Louise Bourgeois.
Klaus Weber introduces his Thinking Fountains
Artist Klaus Weber introduces his sculpture Thinking Fountains, at Hayward Gallery, in this short video interview
David Batchelor on art and the urban environment
Read an interview with artist and sculptor David Batchelor on his current Hayward Gallery and Southbank Centre roof commission.
Winter Light: David Ogle
David Ogle introduces his installation piece Loomin (2020) part of the annual Winter Light showcase at the Southbank Centre.
Tim Noble and Sue Webster’s Forever: the story behind the artwork
Artist Tim Noble explains how the signage piece, Forever (2015), by Noble and Sue Webster, went from a bus-stop to our Winter Light exhibition.