Anish Kapoor’s major exhibition at London’s Hayward Gallery is running through Sunday 18 October 2026, with the venue also announcing a special opening on Monday 31 August for the bank holiday. The exhibition, titled ‘Anish Kapoor’, brings together what the Southbank Centre describes as monumental, immersive artworks intended to inspire awe and wonder in visitors of all ages.
The Hayward Gallery’s programme lists the exhibition from Tuesday 16 June to Sunday 18 October 2026. It is presented as a major exhibition of Kapoor’s work and is located at the Hayward Gallery, one of the venues operated by the Southbank Centre on London’s South Bank.
The available announcement emphasizes the physical and experiential character of the presentation, describing Kapoor’s works as “monumental” and “immersive.” It does not provide a checklist of individual works, details of the exhibition’s curatorial structure, or information about a catalogue. An installation view credited to 2026 identifies the artist’s copyright and lists Dave Morgan as photographer.
Kapoor is known in the announcement solely through the exhibition’s presentation and imagery; the supplied material does not include a biographical note or a broader account of his career. The exhibition information instead focuses on the encounter between visitors and large-scale works within the Hayward Gallery’s exhibition spaces.
The Hayward Gallery is part of the Southbank Centre, which describes itself as the UK’s largest arts centre and lists the gallery alongside the Royal Festival Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall, the National Poetry Library and other spaces. Its programme includes visual art, music, performance, literature and public events across the South Bank site.
The exhibition remains on view until Sunday 18 October 2026. The gallery is scheduled to open specially on Monday 31 August, extending access to the Kapoor presentation over the bank-holiday weekend.
