The Splendour of India's Royal Courts, including thrones and gem-encrusted weapons

Surprisingly sculptural show for graphic artist asking 'What is England?'

First UK survey of work by the Danish artist, featuring sculptures and large-scale paintings from the 1960s onwards

Richard Wentworth has curated the Lisson's summer show, using works from director Nicholas Logsdail's collection and historic pieces.

'Escapement', an installation exploring time and contemporaneity by the collective.

These measured and characterful paintings of artists and celebrities capture historical and pop-culture moments

Anglo-German Brandt's moments were as decisive as Cartier-Bresson's, but he preferred to make obvious who had done the deciding. These gorgeous silver prints relish every detail: feet pop up out of the frame, wittily reflected in the doors behind them; a young woman's limbs and torso twine across a picture like rope. His surrealism has odd touches of tenderness, as does his social commentary, but don't mistake him for a photojournalist – he was no preserver of empirical truths.

New sculpture by the artist who is also currently showing in the Duveen Galleries at Tate Britain.

Lars Laumann's hour long, documentary-style film 'Shut up Child, This Ain't Bingo', centres on Norwegian artist Kjersti Andvig, out in Texas in the months before the execution of death row prisoner Carlton Turner, with...

The public get their 60 minutes of fame on Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth, courtesy of artist Antony Gormley