Abstract Drawing, The Drawing Room, London
For this jam-packed show, Richard Deacon has selected a broad range of works by over 30 artists spanning the last 105 years. Based around the idea of abstraction in drawing, the exhibition includes work by Richard Serra, Tomma Abts, Roger Ackling and Anni Albers.
Until 19 April, drawingroom.org.uk
Moore Rodin, Compton Verney, Warwickshire
In the first exhibition to be devoted exclusively to these two giants of modern sculpture, major works by Henry Moore and Auguste Rodin are displayed in Compton Verney’s ‘Capability’ Brown landscape as well as its exhibition spaces.
Until 31 August, www.comptonverney.org.uk
Annals of the Twenty-Ninth Century, Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge
Wysing Arts Centre’s new exhibition features commissions by artists who worked at the space during 2013, and forms part of the centre’s 25th anniversary celebrations. Its title is taken from writer Andrew Blair’s early 1874 science-fiction novel of the same name – a wildly speculative intergalactic future forecast. Artists include Seb Patane, Charlotte Prodger and Florian Roithmayr.
Until 30 March, www.wysingartscentre.org
Sarah Wright, Tramway, Glasgow
Glasgow-based artist Sarah Wright presents a large floor-to-ceiling installation, pushing her exploration of printmaking processes to the limit as she explores the imagery of advertising. A large length of gallery wall is mirrored, creating an environment similar to that of a ballet studio, reflecting the artworks on adjacent walls as well as the viewer in the act of looking. Part of Tramway’s Rip it Up series, which supports the creation of new work.
Until 2 March, www.tramway.org
Encyclopedia Galatica, GV Art, London
This retrospective exhibition celebrates the work of artists and scientists who have contributed to the GV Art’s programme during the last five years. (The gallery is committed to exploring the inter-relationship between art and science, and how the areas cross over and inform one another.) Curated by Sophia Kosmaoglou and Frances Sampayo, highlights include Stefan Themerson’s powerful photograms.
Until 17 April, www.gvart.co.uk
