Four solos, an open call and a look back at art and activism from 1970-90.

A display of work from people in the criminal justice system, changing their lives by participating in the arts.

Abstract shapes and sounds, small bronze works and big, heartwarming paintings.

Three solos. Three groups. No paintings.

A cinema crafted from cardboard, a woman covered in dirt, and rotating piles of poo.

An exhibition to challenge views on who gets to make and present artwork in institutions like the Barbican.

This isn’t the kind of eco-show that aims to shape your opinion or scare you with facts.

See what caught my eye at the Foundation Diploma in Art and Design show.

A month-long project set in a venue that provides just as many surprises as the art.

2 group shows, each with 33 works, plus 3 radically different solos.

One romantic painter and lots of mixed-media sculptural works in this week’s show.

One solo, one group and one large open call.