Tonight, Visual art

Rarely seen contemporary works by artists such as Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Tobias Rehberger and Damian Ortega from the Turin-based private collection.

New works on paper and a site-specific piece by the Californian artist.

Works in various media by artists including Janet Aldis, Annie Begley, Anita Bone, David Carnegie, Richard Close, Heather Defferary, Desre Bean-Engelbrecht, Vinka Dekovic-Knight, Hilary Gagg, Sofia Garrard, Gerd Lovold, Colin McGowan and Julie Murray Smith.

Paintings, sculpture, drawings and prints from the early Renaissance period to the 20th century.

Hundreds of today’s most sought-after limited edition art prints to astound and enjoy! Lose yourself in the latest releases from established artists Sir Peter Blake, Damien Hirst, Banksy, Marc Quinn and Mr Brainwash, plus discover rapidly emerging artists Dave White, Magnus Gjoen, Pure Evil, Copyright and many more.

Limited-edition prints of iconic works by artists including Sir Peter Blake, Damien Hirst, Banksy, Marc Quinn, Mr Brainwash, Dave White, Magnus Gjoen and Pure Evil.

Site-specific architectural installation constructed with hand blown glass. Exploring colour and light through sculptural creations emerging from the floor, the ceiling and the walls.

Minimalist outdoor glass structure created by the renowned conceptual American artist and writer. The works blur the boundaries between interior and exterior space as well as crossing lines between architecture and art.

A mid-career retrospective of music and fashion images by the Italian photographer, encompassing Africa and Cuba in addition to his homeland.

Panoramic landscape paintings.

The urban landscape artist captures the energy and sprawl of the capital and its people in paintings and drawings.

Exhibition that provides an in-depth survey of the artist's colourful paintings, drawings and three-dimensional installation work.

Immersive drawings, ripped straight from Bray's sketchbooks, and Powell's hand-drawn portraits on vintage envelopes and manuscripts.

An installation of mixed-media sculpture and films exploring the aesthetics of culture and systems for the displaying and transferring of information, inspired by calligraphic manuscripts, television commercials and online visual content.

A large-scale retrospective of the artists work featuring pieces that span his career including the Scene For New Heritage trilogy, films which earned the artist critical acclaim.

Installations of kinetic sculptures and large-scale works based on organic forms.

Contemporary sculptures by prize-winning artists Rosie Leventon, Giles Kent, Victoria Rance, Paul Jones, Kevin Osmond, John Summers, Clara Clark, Paul Carter, John Wallbank and Jemima Brown.

Photographs by shortlisted entrants Mishka Henner, Chris Killip, Cristina De Middel and artist duo Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin, who compete for this year's £30,000 prize.

Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society Dianne Owen talks about her photographic retrospective.

A solo exhibition featuring works by the Christian Palestinian and Jewish Tunisian artist, exploring the history of the Christian Palestinian community who reside in Israel. The show features a multi-channel video piece and photographic series, known by the title of the show.

Photographs by the London-based photographer encapsulating the soul of the old motor racing track, and the scene of the first British Grand Prix. The project was undertaken to document parts of the track which sustained damage during the war and have had to be removed.

An informal drop-in session led by the artist Marc Woodhead, in which inspired by the portraits, looks at composition, technique and line. The class is open to both beginners and more confident artists and all materials are provided.

An all female online exhibition that sits alongside The Universal Addressability of Dumb Things, curated by Mark Leckey. Artists including Lara Angol, Dora Budor and Maja Cule display their works which explore modes of display via mass media and digital aesthetics as a means to navigate reality and investigate the…

The collection comprises of images taken during five photographic sessions with iconic musician David Bowie, released to coincide with the Victoria and Albert Museums's David Bowie exhibition.

Contemporary works in a variety of media by established and emerging artists including Caroline Achaintre, Rosalind Davis, Damien Hirst, Kristy Howe and Tim Noble.