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Five things to know about our next exhibition       Our next exhibition opens in two weeks and we can't wait! Haegue Yang: Leap Year explores a world of inventive, immersive and multisensory installations and sculptures that weave connections between histories, cultures and traditions. Keep on reading to find out five key facts about the internationally celebrated South Korean artist and her works.   Book now       1. Some of the artworks move around A number of sculptures in the exhibition sit on wheels, enabling them to be moved around the Hayward Gallery at intervals during the exhibition.         2. Blinds leading to blinds The exhibition features a new commission featuring layers of Venetian blinds that guide visitors through the space in a bath of light and colour.         3. Marginalised modernists are among Yang’s key influences Yang draws from a wide range of underrepresented yet pioneering figures of modernism, including the textile designer, dancer and Dadaist artist Sophie Taeuber-Arp, and spiritual composer and dance teacher GI Gurdjieff.         4. Yang employs ancient traditions Yang's work also uses traditional Korean materials, such as her series of collages that feature Hanji – a type of paper made from the bark of mulberry trees which has been produced in Korea since ancient times.         5. Making light works Yang’s art works and installations often feature a variety of household and industrial objects, such as drying racks, hand-knitted yarn, metal-plated bells, nylon pom-poms and light bulbs.   Read more       More events     Haegue Yang in conversation with Yung Ma THU 10 OCT   Book now Unpacking Haegue Yang TUE 12 NOV   Book now       Members go free Get free, unlimited entry to all our exhibitions as a Member. Plus enjoy Members' Private View evenings, your own dedicated Members' Lounge and much more from the Southbank Centre. Join from under £6 a month and be in the frame at every exhibition.   Find out more here     Free exhibition     Huang Po-Chih: Waves WED 9 OCT – SUN 5 JAN Our next free HENI Project Space exhibition opens soon! Taiwanese artist Huang Po-Chih uses the personal narratives of workers to investigate globalised trade, with a focus on the textile industry in East Asia. The exhibition features new video and text-based work as part of a presentation of installation, photography and sculpture.   Find out more         Be the first to shop Eager to bring home a piece of the new exhibition? Be the first to shop our limited edition poster for Haegue Yang: Leap Year, available online from today. For early access to exclusive merchandise, subscribe to our shop newsletter.   Southbank Centre Shop     From our friends     Monet and London. Views of the Thames THE COURTAULD GALLERY | FRI 27 SEP – SUN 19 JAN See London through Monet's eyes and discover his remarkable Impressionist paintings of the Thames, a stone's throw from where they were made.   Find out more A Requiem for the Dispossessed: Manchester Camerata Quartet Live SOMERSET HOUSE | FRI 27 & SAT 28 SEP, FRI 25 & SAT 26 OCT  Part of the exhibition A Riot in Three Acts, catch eight intimate live performances of Imran Perretta’s original score for a string quartet, A Requiem for the Dispossessed, performed by the Manchester Camerata orchestra.    Find out more     Header image: Haegue Yang, The Randing Intermediates – Underbelly Alienage Duo, 2020. © Haegue Yang. Courtesy the artist. Commission by Museum of Contemporary Art and Design (MCAD), Manila. Photo by At Maculangan/Pioneer Studios Image credits: Haegue Yang, Sonic Dress Vehicle - Hulky Head, 2018. Courtesy of kurimanzutto, Mexico City / New York. Courtesy Fondazione Furla and La Triennale di Milano © the artist Installation view of Haegue Yang: In the Cone of Uncertainty, The Bass Museum of Art, Miami Beach, USA, 2019, Photo: Zachary Balber Haegue Yang, Accommodating the Epic Dispersion – On Non-cathartic Volume of Dispersion, 2012 in Haegue Yang, Der Öffentlichkeit – von den Freunden Haus der Kunst, Haus der Kunst, Munich, 2012. © Haegue Yang. Photo: Studio Haegue Yang. Courtesy Haus der Kunst, Munich Haegue Yang, Royal Buds and Seed Bag on Moon Landing – Mesmerizing Mesh #141, 2022. © Haegue Yang. Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Studio Haegue Yang Installation view of Haegue Yang, 5, Rue Saint-Benoît, from the New Decor exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, 2010. Photo By David Levene Haegue Yang, Storage Piece, 2004, in Your Bright Future: 12 Contemporary Artists from Korea, LACMA, Los Angeles, 2009. © Haegue Yang. Photo: 2009 Museum Associates/LACMA. Courtesy of LACMA, Los Angeles.         What's On    Visit     Membership & Support   Thanks for reading. We hope you enjoyed your specially selected highlights. Share your comments and photos with us by mentioning @southbankcentre or @haywardgallery.         Southbank Centre is a charity registered in England and Wales No.298909. Registered office: Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX