The Hayward Gallery is a well-known art gallery which is located in the Southbank Centre in central London, England. The gallery was founded on 9th July 1968, and it is situated adjacent to the National Theatre BFI Southbank repertory cinema and other Southbank Centre buildings. The Southbank Centre is London’s biggest arts centre, and it is home to both the Hayward Gallery and Royal Festival Hall.

Dumped almost ten metres high in an Oxfordshire field nearby River Cherwell, fly-tipped waste has recently caused an outcry in the media. [1] Understandably so, however, as we’ve crept into December I hesitate to be the bearer of bad news: Christmas, in the UK alone, generates nearly 700,000  tonnes of ‘waste’ a year… and it’s got to go somewhere. Consumerism operates in cycles of extraction, production, circulation and finally ‘disposal’, but the reality, as we know, is more

“Even the most perfect reproduction of a work of art is lacking in one element: its presence in time and space, its unique existence at the place where it happens to be.”