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Walking in my Mind
Art: Art museums & institutions
Critics' choiceLast chanceAlso on at The Hayward
- Ed Ruscha, Until Jan 10 2010
- Silberkuppe, Until Jan 20 2010
- Dan Coopey, Dec 9-Jan 17 2010
- Ernesto Neto, Jun 19-Sep 5 2010
- The New Décor, Jun 19-Sep 5 2010
Art exhibitions on today
- Goshka Macuga: The Bloomberg Commission, Whitechapel Gallery
- Maggi Hambling, National Portrait Gallery
- Turner and the Masters, Tate Britain
- Pete and Repeat, 176 Zabludowicz Collection
- Anish Kapoor, Royal Academy of Arts
- Jeremy Millar, National Maritime Museum
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Time Out says
After the architecturally-themed bouncy inflatables and boating lakes of last year's 'Psycho Buildings', this year The Hayward Gallery's summer exhibition delves into the creative imagination through large-scale installations representing the mindscapes of ten international artists including Thomas Hirschhorn, Yayoi Kusama, Keith Tyson and Pipilotti Rist.
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it's the only thing we have left that isn't censored. please don't ruin it.
I took my children and was shocked to see hard core pornography in the name of art. Why does a public venue aimed at everyone think it is alright to shock. Some of the work is less than average and this is one of Haywards worse attempts at public art.
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