A group show about repetition and difference that quite literally has at least one of everything.

Incredibly minimalist sculpture from the mid-50s to early 80s laid out like a Japanese zen garden.

Street art, Far East art, funny art, emerging and established artists and a whole lot more from these 7 East London suggestions.

If you’re within easy reach of the City of London “Square Mile” then you won’t want to miss this short run of nighttime light and sound installations.

This is not a genteel exploration of femininity. It is impossible to escape the burden of emotions that are quite visibly woven into these works.

If you haven’t been to Paddington Basin, you may be pleasantly surprised by all the contemporary art on display.

Eclectic. That’s the only appropriate word to sum up my selection of options this week from Fitzrovia, Soho and Bethnal Green.

Have you seen the swimming pool sized scale model of the City of London? Read all about it, as well as other fun scale models you can visit throughout the world.

Big, vibrant, intricate and overwhelming. Have you encountered the Moundverse?

Everything is better with Bacon. But these shows, all a few minutes from the RA, stand on their own and a lot might make you laugh.

66 works in a room not much larger than a standard bedroom and the overall quality is high.

Here’s something new — a short short-film review. Because film is art, and my readers around the world can watch it online. Enjoy!