- Time Out London
- Tickets
- The Big Smoke
- New Blogs & Videos
- Film
- Restaurants
- Bars & Pubs
- Hotels
- Around Town
- Museums & Attractions
- Kids
- Music
- Classical & Opera
- Art
- Theatre
- Comedy
- Cabaret
- Dance
- Books & Poetry
- Clubs
- Alternative Nightlife
- Gay & Lesbian
- Sport & Fitness
- Shopping
- Travel
- Offers
- Competitions
- Dating
- Careers
- Property
- Flatshares & Flats
- Time Out Magazine
- Time Out Guides
- Work for Time Out
- Time Out Shop
- Give us your feedback
- RSS feeds
-
Search London
Walking in my Mind
Art: Art museums & institutions
Critics' choiceLast chanceAlso on at The Hayward
- Ed Ruscha, Until Jan 10 2010
- Victor Man, Until Sun Nov 15
Art exhibitions on today
- Maggi Hambling, National Portrait Gallery
- Jeremy Millar, National Maritime Museum
- The Conversation Piece: Scenes of Fashionable Life, The Queen's Gallery
- Wild Thing: Epstein, Gaudier-Brzeska and Gill, Royal Academy of Arts
- Beating the Bounds, Tate Britain
- Chris Orr, Daiwa Foundation
Blogs & videos
Why restaurants say no to BYO
We explore why restaurants are reluctant to let punters bring their own booze - and reveal the ones that allow it.
Devonshire Square Farmer's Market
Our guide to the new market in the City, featuring artisan bakers, cheesemakers and fishmongers.
Fringe theatre openings
There's some particularly experimental and enigmatic shows opening on the fringe this week.
Jarvis Cocker does art
What's happening at the Pulp polymath's live art, aerobics and music happening in Shoreditch next week.
For One Night Only comedy night
Performances and backstage interviews from the gig
Walking in My Mind © Yayoi Kasuma
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.
The Hayward details
Transport Waterloo
0871 663 2519
The Hayward map
2 comments Add a comment
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.
Add your comment