16th June–18th October
Southbank Centre
London

Press / / / The Guardian 15.06.2026/ / / Butcher bags, human sacrifice and cavernous black holes … in a world of dry art this stunning exhibition forces us to confront religion and mortality. (more)

/ / / The Financial Times 17.06.2026/ / / From the opening moment of his rollercoaster show at the Hayward Gallery, when the monstrous PVC bulges of “All of Nothing” (2026) fill the entrance hall, balloon up to the first floor and dwarf any hope of seeing the work whole, to the rooftop apotheoses “Cloak” (2026) and “Tsunami” (2025), enormous wavy mirrors turning the gallery, London skyline and audience upside down, Anish Kapoor spins visitors into a dizzying trip through place and space, geology, biology, psychology, optics: part fairground fun, part metaphysics. (more)

Hayward Gallery 1998

Ha Makom

Plastic Sacrifice I-III

Ritual Expiation I

Way Out Way In 2026