An exhibition that comprehensively shows how artists were struggling to make sense of a post-war world.

Frogs, dogs, cubism, concrete, glitter, glass and the great American road trip.

Optical illusions, early 80s LGBTQ+ artefacts, dreamy cloud-like paintings, anti-authority mixed-media and two group shows. There’s a lot this week!

An exhausting representation of works from places beyond Paris, the spiritual home of the surrealists.

There’s an undeniable charm to this endeavour showcasing 43 artists in a field in Bexley, about 30 minutes from London.

This issue presents four wildly different options: Persian art, portraiture, lots of little people and a surrealist scavenger hunt.

Seeing imagery of helpless newborns being kept safe — displayed in a setting intended to make people feel safe and loved — is a powerful combination.

Gritty London, hidden London, and out and proud LGBTQIA+ London feature in this week’s roundup.

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.