The Tunnel: Moataz Nasr solo exhibition
Egyptian-born artist known for his series The Water has a new exhibition in Beijing.
See review. Until May 27.
Face Contact
A group exhibition that brings together more than 20 Hispanic artists. Until June 24.
Groundless: Zhang Hui solo exhibition
Expect a great deal of theatricality from Zhang, whose paintings have focused heavily on the theme in recent years. Until June 17.
Hiroshi Sugimoto solo exhibition
Exhibition of the artist’s photography. Expect a deep and beautifully mysterious body of work, with fleeting impressions, atmospheric studies and a luminous, revealing capturing of light. Until May 27.
The Important Thing is Not the Meat: Gu Dexin solo exhibition
Famed for utilising raw cuts of the red stuff, Gu came to prominence in the '80s but famously quit the scene in 2009. So don't miss the chance to see a selection of works usually spread among private collections. Until May 27.
Hanging Garden in Ink: Jennifer Wen Ma solo exhibition
The US-based artist has painted an island of live plants that is suspended from the ceiling. Expect the work to change over time, as the plants break free of their paint coating and grow into the light. Until May 27.
Curated by MadeIn Company: Standing on the Shoulders of Little Clowns
The latest, and possibly last, in the Curated By series, MadeIn (the artist known as Xu Zhen until 2009) has brought together the work of the art collective GUEST, which includes five of China’s most prominent emerging artists: Li Ming, Lin Ke, Lu Pingyuan, Xu Qu and Zhao Yao. Expect a range of media, including installation and performance art, following the themes of carnivals and the theatre. See review. Until May 27.
Crossover: the Three Shadows Photography Award exhibition
Homegrown talent of shortlisted and winning photographers from this annual photography competition. Until June 15.
The Black Country: Brian Griffin solo exhibition
Griffin draws on the factors of his youth for inspiration. A part of UK Now. Until May 31.
The Poverty Line
Joint exhibition of works by Stefen Chow and Lin Huiyin’s ongoing project, depicting life on the sharp end of being poor. Until May 31.
Symphony of Time and Light: Hisaji Hara solo exhibition
Japanese artist Hisaji Hara provides a fresh perspective on re-examining historical masterpieces through alternative media. He uses the unique language of photography to capture the distinctive spirit found in Balthus’paintings, as well as to turn a critical eye on 20th century history. See feature. Until June 15.
Camden: Jean-Christian Boucart solo exhibition
Camden, New Jersey, is the most dangerous city in the United States. Jean-Christian Bourcart explores this dubious honour through photography.
Women at Work: Photographs from the Collection of the Pays de la Loire
Regional Fund for Contemporary Art’This exhibition is but a sampling from an open and varied collection of around 1,500 artworks created between 1960 and 2011.
Epiphanies: Sabrina Merolla solo exhibition
Black-and-white snapshots that consider individual and collective memory in a Chinese context. Until May 10.
Red Road: Chen Ke solo exhibition
Thick impasto oils that look back with bitter-sweet nostalgia. Until June 3.