This September the Hayward Gallery Project Space presents an exhibition of works by the Uruguayan artist Martin Sastre. This will be his first exhibition in a major UK institution. Sastre’s videos combine a love of trashy pop culture with witty meditations on global politics, with the works on show in the Project Space featuring an unlikely ‘cast’ including Kim Jong-Il, Barack Obama and Elizabeth Taylor.
Martin Sastre: We are the World (Something has to Change for Everything to Stay the Same) 8th–30th September 2009
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