The Basement Programme at Paradise Row, 74a Newman Street, London, W1T 3DB
Up until its closure in June 2013 'Internet Centre & Habesha Grocery' had been a busy corner shop offering basic computing services' Website: www.paradiserow.com
The Gallery at NUA, St George's Street, Norwich NR3 1BB
Fresh from his excursions in India, which culminated in an ambitious solo show at the British Council in New Delhi, East Anglian painter Alec Cumming presents his latest work at the Norwich University of the Arts Gallery. Review by Nick Warner
Collective, City Observatory & City Dome, 38 Calton Hill EH7 5AA
Simon Goldin and Jakob Senneby's exhibition at Collective Gallery in Edinburgh weaves yet another web of artistic and economic interplay. Review by Jaime Marie Davis
Galerie Thomas Schulte, Charlottenstraße 24, D-10117 Berlin
'The result was terrific, bright, clear and, as an object, somewhat ethereal' - British sculptor Richard Deacon talks about making his most recent work for his solo show at Galerie Thomas Schulte.
MOCAK, 4 Lipowa St, 30-702 Kraków, Poland
Wurm's trademark is the absurd, the surprising and the ephemeral' his works are frequently anthropomorphic; they are distorted, often overblown images taken from everyday life.
South London Gallery, 65-67 Peckham Road, London SE5 8UH
Uri Aran's installation at the South London Gallery is characterised by an unnerving sense of nostalgia. Review by Rachel Guthrie
Lisson Gallery, 27 Bell Street, London NW1 5DA
This exhibition is the Lisson's time capsule gift to the art world; an exhibition firmly in the present which connects the dots between important works from the recent past and the artists who will shape the near future. Review by Catrin Davies
Richard Saltoun, 111 Great Titchfield Street, London W1W 6RY
Richard Saltoun's gallery have been making a name for themselves with a programme of powerful, zeitgeisty and often gender politicked shows. The 40th anniversary re-staging of 'Transformer: Aspects of Travesty' is their latest triumph. Review by Beverley
David Castillo Gallery, 2234 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127, United States
Systems of visual and performative integration are prodded, inverted and fully exposed to a public audience in Xaviera Simmons' solo exhibition, 'Open', with David Castillo in Miami. Review by Shana Beth Mason
Luxembourg & Dayan, 64 East 77th Street, New York, NY 10075
César coincides with the 60th anniversary of the artist's first one-man exhibition, which took place at the Galerie Lucien Durand in Paris.
Maureen Paley, 21 Herald Street, London E2 6JT
The installations at Maureen Paley act as eclectic guidebooks to these artists' interpretations of the natural world. Review by Matilda Bathurst
La Capella, Hospital 56, 08001 Barcelona, Spain
While everyone would probably agree that bodies 'speak' - and many will be quick to point out that some bodies 'speak differently' - little attention is paid to the political histories and cultural struggles that traverse the different languages of gestur
14 Warren Street, Fitzrovia, London W1T 5LJ
Drawing inspiration from Gordon Matta-Clark, Colony was an artist-run 'takeover' of a former lighting showroom on Warren Street in December, that raised questions about whether artist gatherings are still possible, and relevant, today. Review by N W Johns
Secession, Association of Visual Artists, Friedrichstrasse 12, A-1010 Vienna
'I abstract the narrative until only the mood is left. Mood is a medium that everybody can relate to and, more importantly, everyone has their own relationship to the mood." - Guido van der Werve.
