• Fitzrovia's art scene

    Paul Morrison at Alison Jacques

    London’s art world is on the move, again. Time Out shakes the dice and lands on Fitzrovia – the latest happening scene

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  • Julian Schnabel

    Critics' Choice

    Until Thu May 22, Robilant + Voena

    New work by the US artist and film-maker combining X-ray imagery and poetry

  • Peter Doig

    Last Chance!

    Critics' Choice

    Until Sun May 11, Tate Britain

    Staring at one of Doig's many hallucinogenic pictures induces rapture, sucking you in, then blowing you away

  • Gregory Crewdson

    Critics' Choice

    Until Sat May 24, White Cube Mason's Yard

    Crewdson has been shooting his 'Beneath The Roses' series since 2004; they are gorgeous, skilfully lit, intensely coloured and full of narrative they refuse to share. A woman, blowsily post-partum,...

  • Nought to Sixty

    Critics' Choice

    Until Sun Nov 2, ICA

    Six months of week-long solo shows by emerging British artists with special events on Monday evenings

  • You Dig the Tunnel, I'll Hide the Soil

    Last Chance!

    Critics' Choice

    Until Sat May 10, White Cube Hoxton Square

    The crypt-like basement of Shoreditch Town Hall is the perfect venue for an exhibition on Edgar Allan Poe, especially...

  • If

    Last Chance!

    Until Sat May 10, Bloomberg Space

    There's a definite mood more reminiscent of times past than present in the shorts by the five artists selected here – be it in the choice of grainy film, a...

  • Tal R

    Critics' Choice

    Until Sun Jun 29, Camden Arts Centre

    Large-scale paintings plus an installation of more than 200 etchings.

  • Howard Hodgkin

    Critics' Choice

    Until Fri May 23, Gagosian Britannia St

    Twenty new paintings by the respected artist.

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  • Blood on Paper: The Art of the Book

    Critics' Choice

    Until Sun Jun 29, V&A

    A retrospective of artists' books featuring Matisse, Picasso, Louise Bourgeois, Damien Hirst and others

  • Martian Museum of Terrestrial Art Barbican Centre

    What value do you attach to effigies made from stuffed toys or sports shoes? If the material...

  • Cranach Royal Academy

    Over 70 works by the German Renaissance painter, printmaker and book illustrator Lucas Cranach...

  • Renoir at the Theatre Courtauld Gallery

    Renoir's 'La Loge' is the centrepiece of this small but engrossing exhibition dealing with how...

  • Richard Rogers + Architects Design Museum

    Survey of work by the British architect including the Pompidou Centre, Millennium Dome and...

  • Simon Patterson National Maritime Museum

    New and existing works incorporating text, admiralty charts and methods of navigation,...

  • The American Scene: Prints from Hopper to Pollock British Museum

    Prints by Milton Avery, Edward Hopper, David Smith, Joan Mitchell and many other American...

  • Duchamp, Man Ray, Picabia Tate Modern

    These three friends met in New York and formed an experimental and intellectual gang that broke...

  • Coming of Age: American Art 1850s-1950s Dulwich Picture Gallery

    The cruel consensus that undervalued all early US art has been completely revised in recent...

  • China Design Now V&A

    While it all looks great – architects Tonkin Liu's stylised dusk to dawn exhibition design...

  • Vanity Fair Portraits National Portrait Gallery

    In the early selection from 1913-1936, artists, dancers, writers, scientists and other...

  • Skin + Bones Somerset House

    Exploration of the relationship between fashion and architecture with work by Hussein Chalayan,...

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