River Lea to Hackney.
Do Ho Suh of Victoria Miro with a fabric copy of interior spaces.
Tschabalala Self at Parasol Unit with distinctive figures.
Nathaniel Rackowe at Parasol Unit with an illuminated and brightly coloured shed interior contrasted to a classic black exterior.
Sebastian Neeb at Beers London with gilded ceramics in a group show.
Invader in Hackney
Sebastian Stohrer of Carl Freedman Gallery showing ceramic sculptures based on surreal forest-like vegetation.
Elizabeth Magill of Wilkinson Gallery in a show featuring landscapes.
Simon Dybbroe Moller of Laura Bartlett Gallery with an unlikely but recognisable alteration to the colour of lettuce leaves.
Anj Smith at Wilkinson Gallery in a group show with some of the gallery artists.
At Art16. Alfredo and Isabela Quilizan produced these flip-flop angel wings.
Cory Arcangel at Lisson Gallery. The digital displays are altered, the software hacked. The alphabet of corporate symbols is appropriated by the artist.
Jean Dubuffet at Timothy Taylor. These fab sculptures grew out of red and blue biro doodles, we are told. The artist had made them whilst on the phone.
Yayoi Kusama at Victoria Miro.
Massimo Bartolini at Frith Street Gallery. The artist’s sound piece is played on this record player crowned with a brass cube. This unusual addition pays homage to Golden Square, the location of the gallery.
Dora Maurer at White Cube. The hands form an alphabet of gestures.
Stephane Graff at Almine Rech. A juxtaposition of text and image that is intended to jar one with the other.
Galleryrunner saw this house connected to a railway arch near Walworth Road.
Stanley Whitney at Lisson Gallery. These pastel grids put beauty before formalism.
Georg Baselitz at White Cube. These studies of the artist and wife in watercolour are great.
Blair Thurman at Almine Rech Gallery. Loved the unfinished paint of this otherwise immaculate sculpture-painting. Photographed in April.
Chantal Joffe at Victoria Miro. Loved this painting photographed in March.
Sterling Ruby at Spruth and Magers with art to wear. Loved the colours of this work photographed in May.
Jules de Balincourt at Victoria Miro. Beautiful colour and the light is almost tangible. A favourite photo from the archive.
Nam June Paik at Tate Modern. A favourite photo I took on a gallery run in April.
Matt Copson at Wilkinson Gallery. Great expletive-punctuated monologue from Reynard the Fox. But done with shrewdness by the artist.
Adam Buick at Corvi Mora in February. A favourite photo I hadn’t posted at the time. A solar system of pots.
Ai Weiwei of Lisson Gallery produced this sculpture at St. Mary Axe.
Jules de Balincourt at Victoria Miro with great glowing images. 
John Knight at Cabinet Gallery re-exhibits an instruction artwork. Also showing is a gallery cage of which we see a reflection.
Nam June Paik used electrical coils to distort (further?) Nixon’s televised resignation address. Now at Tate Modern.
Billy Childish at Carl Freedman with more vivid trees. The images have a great power close up and a close crop here tries to emulate that.
Marlene Dumas at Tate Modern.
Trellick Tower at the beginning of the Grand Union Canal approach to the first gallery.
Ed Ruscha at Tate Modern.
Great mural on Cowper Street near Whitechapel.
Ever wondered what colour a Martian sunrise is? Spencer Finch at Lisson Gallery has produced this simulacrum of it. Rosy pink!
Allen Jones at Michael Werner exploring the dominatrix motif.
Blair Thurman at Almine Rech Gallery
Sarah Lucas at Sadie Coles HQ with more stuffed tights and fab metaphors.
John Korner at Victoria Miro with falling apples, copious honey and vivid skies as motifs.
John Latham Spray Paintings at Lisson Gallery.
Gabriel de la Mora at Timothy Taylor using materials that have a past life in a grid format. The CMYK ink is still visible on these metal printing plate fragments.
R. Crumb at David Zwirner with more heroic figures.
A close up of Andreas Eriksson’s new work at Stephen Friedman. Still delicate, abstracted, Nordic landscape but now a new medium of just the linen alone, that he paints on.
Saw this animated figure in Carnaby Street. A quick google confirms it is indeed by Julian Opie of Lisson Gallery.
Early on the run looking for a place to cross the Westway.
Jeff Koons at Almine Rech.
At St Martins in the Fields, Trafalgar Square. Distorted window round the back by Shirazeh Houshiary of Lisson Gallery.
Chantal Joffe at Victoria Miro has a good show of portraits of the people in her life. Great stripes right across.
Josef Albers at Stephen Friedman in a revisit to Bauhaus.
Setven Claydon show at Sadie Coles called The Gilded Bough. The partial gold gilding of the sculptures places them (intentionally) between artefact and commodity. Circuitry, mechanisation and totems all add to a good installation.
Leake Street.
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