Leake Street, love the different fonts.
Joe Bradley at Gagosian London with vivid abstract piece in a group show.
Edward Ruscha at Gagosian London with a painting of a blown out truck tyre on an open road.
Edward Hopper at Gagosian London in a group show.
Duan Hanson sculpture at Gagosian London. It really does make you do a double-take even with the expectation of seeing such a piece.
Josh Blackwell at Kate MacGarry with artworks made from bags that have been joined together into single artworks, perhaps using a hot press.
Katy Moran at Stuart Shave Modern Art showing abstracts that have used repurposed old paintings as a source of paintable surface and perhaps also of inspiration and context.
Rubem Valentim at Approach Gallery with sculpture and paintings that develop a Brazilian symbolism.
Josh Brand with quirky photographs at Herald Street.
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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