The What Where When

From Thursday 17 to Sunday 20 May, Thames Barrier Print Studio invites everyone to participate to its opening night and weekend of print demos.

On Friday 25 and Saturday 26 May, the Spira Mirabilis experimental group will perform at the Queen Elizabeth Hall.

La Scatola Gallery is delighted to present “The Future Feels Like A Phantom Limb”, an exhibition with Australian-French artist Steven Morgana.

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

Described as ‘Italy’s greatest secret’ by the Sunday Times, and ‘Italy’s most intriguing musical traveller’ by Mojo, Vinicio Capossela returns to London to present songs from his new double album Marinai Profeti e Balene, with a special performance immersed in the evocative setting of a shadow theatre.

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

Dedicated to a vision of spiritual music (in all its forms) as transformative force, Charalambides sound is uniquely personal and consistent, even through some outwardly extreme shifts in tactics – song-as-mantra, interstellar voids full of silence, or howling, ecstatically-received gnosis.

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.

Hans-Peter Feldmann (born 1941, Dusseldorf) rose to prominence in the early 1970s, earning worldwide acclaim for his expansive and encyclopaedic photographic series.

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