Hayward Gallery's Light Show visits 50 years of artificial lighting in contemporary art, featuring a huge variety of pieces from both well known and new artists.  

Through November 4, 2012, the Hayward Gallery Project Space in London will be hosting Someday All the Adults Will Die: Punk Graphics 1971 - 1984, a comprehensive overview of punk graphic design from before, during, and after the punk years. Curated by Johan Kugelberg and Jon Savage, the exhibition will include several hundred pieces of previously unseen material from private archives and collections...

Glasgow's David Shrigley, whose work we featured on the site late last year, just opened a new exhibition, Brain Activity, and the always-strong Hayward Gallery in London. Shrigley is known for his witty works, both in drawings and mini-installations and public pieces, this is his first major British survey, and includes photography, taxidermy, sculpture, animation, painting, and music based on human shortcomings.

George Condo, who has been the subject of great retrospectives over the past 18 months, will open his first retrospective in London today, October 18. Mental States will be housed at Hayward Gallery through January 8, 2012, focusing on Condo's "imaginary portraits," the absurd and distorted portraits he has become famous for.