The What Where When

Lisson Gallery host Richard Deacon: Association and Jason Martin: Infinitive until June 23

The biggest Bauhaus exhibition in the UK in over 40 years presents the modern world’s most famous art school.

Jesse Ash (London, 1977) is the third of a list of five artists invited by cura.magazine to realise a work into the frame of the Metropolitan University’s window based in Commercial Road, London.

Blending cult, fact and fiction, Glaswegian duo littlewhithead will take over the gallery with a series of unsettling installations.

The Artist Talks is an exhibition of new work by Dublin-based artist Sarah Pierce, co-commissioned by Book Works and The Showroom.

Matt’s Gallery hosts an exhibition of Willie Doherty’s black and white photographs from 1985–1992, which have rarely been exhibited before.

One of the key figures of 20th century Italian photography, Giuseppe Cavalli (1904-1961) is surprisingly little known outside his native country.

A group show featuring new and recent works by Michelle Deignan, Martin Gustavsson, Astrid Svangren, Yasmin Muller

The Last Analog Revolution, a Memory Box is a project initiated by Stefan Constantinescu and Xandra Popescu, consisting of an installation that brings together work by artists from former Eastern and Western Europe.

Remote Control surveys the enormous impact that television has had upon contemporary culture through a range of artistic engagement with the medium and offers a look at how the next generation are responding to digital convergence.