Multi-layered works and elongated, accentuated figures are the prominent themes this week.

Sexy sculptures, scuffed scaffolding, East Asian art, flattened cats, a wet moss floor and 400 years of women artists.

Six of my favourites from London Gallery Weekend.

I didn’t think it was possible to find five shows that were as wildly different as this week’s set.

An art critic’s collection and a filmmaker’s paintings. Yup. Just two shows.

A brilliant hang, an obsessive process and an OTT venue wowed me this week. There’s some good artworks, too!

Five shows filled with hidden meanings and imagery that isn’t as obvious as it seems.

Sculpture, photos, fabric and painting are all subverted by the artists in this week’s issue.

A church, a library, three galleries and the Guildhall. The range of venues is just as wide as the art!

Four shows filled with curious and mysterious work, 67 year old heads and Quentin Blake.

Three female solos, the Smallest Gallery in Soho and a day trip to Deptford.

Snails, synapses, subliminal imagery, Sudanese art, silliness and shifts of perspective. This week’s issue is brought to you by the letter S.