Exhibition guide, summer

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• Baroque Anarchist: Nor Dread Nor Hope Attend (Felstead Art), Alexandra Suvorova (aka Baroque Anarchist) presents series of paintings that reinterpret vanitas through contemporary lens, until 5 Sept

• Do Ho Suh: Walk the House (Tate Modern, above), visit the artist’s home in New York through rubbings of entire apartment, and flats in Seoul recreated in organza, until 19 Oct

• Jewellery Design at CSM, as part of whole school final shows, open to the public 19-22 Jun

• Ugo Rondinone: The Rainbow Body (Sadie Coles HQ), figurative sculptures set against fluoro backdrops, creating site-specific works with themes of connection and suspended time, until 2 Aug

• Jimmy Roberts: The Erotics of Passage (Thomas Dane Gallery), reworkings of photographs into sculptural forms, exploring memory, identity, and the intimacy of everyday gestures, until 2 Aug

• Yan Pei-Ming: Wanted (Massimodecarlo), emotionally charged portraits of public and personal figures, painted with a mop-sized brush in monochromes, until 8 Aug

• Damian Le Bas: Cartographer of a Fifth Dimension (Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix),​​ solo exhibition focuses artist’s cartographic works, until 31 Jul

• Kathleen Ryan: Roman Meal (Gagosian, Davies St.), discarded lemons and moldy bread turned into glittering, oversized sculptures, until 15 Aug

• Derek Jarman: The Black Paintings: A Chronology, Part I 1984-1988 (Amanda Wilkinson), traces the development of the influential artist’s significant series of paintings, until 11 Jul