Njideka Akunyili Crosby at Victoria Miro with immaculate complex images, including print transfer, on a thin support.
Giuseppe Gabellone of Greengrassi showing at Bloomberg Space. Casually laid out pastel coloured fabric transforms the space.
Alex Hartley at Victoria Miro with a transformed space (comprising ruined building) in the canal running down the back of the gallery.
Sanya Kantarovsky at Stuart Shave ModernArt with Russian figures and glimpses into their lives.
Richard Serra at Gagosian with a giant walk through steel labyrinth.
Yayoi Kusama at Victoria Miro with metal doors appearing to have extruded some metallic sausage like substance. Group show Protest.
Doug Aitkin at Victoria Miro with immaculately mounted shattered mirrors on the letters FREE.
Ruth Freeman at Beers London with painted images inspired by computer tablet hand gestures.
Robert Therrien at Parasol Unit with 70’s to 90’s retrospective.
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.
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