Untitled Gallery, Friends' Meeting House, 6 Mount Street (Bootle Street Entrance), Manchester, M2 5NS
Line, colour and flatness are painting's raw materials, evocatively brought to the fore in Evi Grigoropoulou's work. Review by David Price.
COLE, 3-4a Little Portland Street, London, W1W 7JB
Yelena Popova's paintings reduce their subjects to shades, allowing questions to surface about the changing nature and trappings of their display. Review by Henry Little.
Contemporary Art Society, 59 Central Street, London EC1V 3AF
The Contemporary Art Society is making use of its new home in London to showcase artworks recently donated to museums and galleries across the UK. Louisa Fairclough's is the latest display; review by Leela Clarke.
Bristol, UK
Bristol's international festival of performance features numerous events that interrogate female experience and push the boundaries of public display. Review by Maddy Costa.
Tim Van Laere Gallery, Verlatstraat 23-25, 2000 Antwerp
Writer, theatre producer and visual artist Benjamin Verdonck embraces and creatively transforms everyday brands. Review by Annelies Thoelen.
Cell Project Space & Studio Headquarters, 258 Cambridge Heath Road, London E2 9DA
Artist duo Peles Empire use a 19th-century Romanian castle as their thematic starting point, focusing on the armory room for this new commission. Review by Emily Burns.
LEGION TV, 4-17 Frederick Terrace, London E8 4EW
Amy Croft utilises the formless, nebulous visual qualities of 'fog' to explore the limits and confusions of perception. Review by Richard Whitby.
Laura Bartlett Gallery, 10 Northington Street, London WC1N
Divola's practice is intertwined with marginal spaces in and around the suburbs and the desert, and the various abandoned and isolated dwellings of Los Angeles.
