Chiharu Shiota

Mami Kataoka

James Putnam

Stephanie Rosenthal

This is another major and ambitious experimental exhibition that transforms the Hayward Gallery's spaces into a 'giant brain' and brings together large-scale installations by ten international artists who explore the ways in which the creative mind processes information and how the artist pictures the world around them.

Charles Avery, Thomas Hirschhorn, Yayoi Kusama, Bo Christian Larsson, Mark Manders, Yoshitomo Nara, Jason Rhoades, Pipilotti Rist, Chiharu Shiota, Keith Tyson

Walking in My Mind

Nina Fischer

Maroan El Sani

This publication shows the process of developing and realising the film installation 'Spelling Dystopia', about the Japanese island Hashima, oncethe most densely poopulated place on earth, a coal mine until 1974, and a symbol today of a ruthless exploitation of resources.

Spelling Dystopia

Weiwei Ai

Charles Merewether

Kerry Brougher

Offers an introduction to Weiwei's work--from photographs and sculpture to documentation of several of his most well-known projects, including his collaboration on the "bird's nest" stadium for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

According to What?

Ai Weiwei

Sunjung Kim

Rachel Kent

Nobuko Nakano

Tatsuo Miyajima is one of Japan's leading contemporary artists, known for his immersive and technologically-driven sculptures and installations. This exhibition will be his first major survey exhibition in the Southern Hemisphere, encompassing key works from the beginnings of his career to the present. Central to his practice are numerical counters that count from 1 to 9 repeatedly using light-emitting diodes (LEDs), then go dark momentarily. For Miyajima, the cyclical repetition of numbers, along with the shift from light to dark, reflect the importance of time. He draws inspiration from Buddhist philosophy, with its exploration of mortality and human cycles of death and renewal.

Connect with Everything

Tatsuo Miyajima

Mami Kataoka

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