Lisson Gallery to Hackney on Regent’s Canal then SLG.
Jason Martin of Lisson Gallery in a film at the gallery with his exhibited paintings, describing the paint moving technique he has returned to after 20 years.
Ai Weiwei at Lisson Gallery with parts of a Chinese hall. Sitting on the stones is encouraged.
Jonathan Baldock at Peer with Emma Hart showing a giant baby walker in a less than flattering portrait of domestic bliss. Love Life.
Kaye Donachie of Maureen Paley in a group show.
Silke Schatz at Wilkinson Gallery with work relating to political events whilst nature makes cameo appearances. A plant tree using shelf spurring.
Lucy McKenzie showing at Maureen Paley with images of our 4 infamous spies. Kim Philby.
Emma Hart at Peer with a two person show based on Punch and Judy called Love Life where domestic bliss is punctuated with arguments and repetition.
Brick Lane road sign.
Roman Ondak at South London Gallery on day 99 of his 100 day show. 100 slices of oak tree each bearing annual events of the last century are transferred from floor to gallery wall. Just one peg left for this Brexit slice.
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.
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