US EditionChildhood, solitude and protest: Yoshitomo Nara at the Hayward Gallery
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Childhood, solitude and protest: Yoshitomo Nara at the Hayward Gallery
At the Hayward Gallery, a four-decade survey of Yoshitomo Nara’s work explores solitude, memory and resistance through his iconic, unflinching figures. Something tender and charged hums beneath the concrete skin of the Hayward Gallery this June. Inside its Brutalist vault—part fortress, part reliquary—Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara’s universe unfolds not with spectacle, but with stillness. Forty years of work speak less in declarations than in g…
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