ART: THE FIVE BEST SHOWS IN LONDON; ... AND BEYOND
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Your support makes all the difference.Rembrandt by Himself National Gallery
The self-portraits. The first and most searching autobiography in paint. The great pictorial statements of honesty and mortality, of the human depths. Thirty paintings. To 5 Sept
Morandi & His Time Estorick Collection
Mr Twentieth-Century Still-Life: 19 of his table-top pictures, with their close but tense families of bottles, jugs and pots - plus work by contemporaries. To 19 Sept
Susan Hiller Delfina Gallery
"Psi Girls": a rapid fire five-screen video installation, using sampled SFX sequences from movies about girls with supernatural powers. Deranged. To 4 July
Raphael and his Circle The Queen's Gallery
Seventy works on paper, including a handful of stunners. Raphael's The Three Graces is still one of the best drawings in the world. To 10 Oct
Bob Law Marlene Eleini
New paintings by veteran British minimalist, once famous for his plain black canvasses, but more lately blossoming into primary colours and elemental motifs. To 27 Jun
Shape of the Century Salisbury Festival
One hundred years of British sculpture - and they're all here: Epstein, Gaudier, Gill, Moore, Hepworth, Caro, Armitage, Shanks, Frink, Long, Cragg, Kapoor, Gormley, Whiteread. To 19 Aug
The Pleasures of Peace Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
Mid-century art and craft in Britain: an alternative cultural history. From wartime olde Arcadian revivalism to Sixties psychedelia. To 20 Jun
Kenneth Martin Kettle's Yard, Cambridge
Late work by the late American systems-artist: abstracts, sculptures, constructed entirely from the operation of rules or of chance. To 20 June
Rodin in Lewes Town Hall, Lewes
The Kiss comes home to the town where it was first exhibited in 1914, to general disgust - and a small Rodin show marks its temporary return. To 30 Oct
As Dark as Light Tate, St Ives
New art commissions responding, in advance, to the August total eclipse of the sun - including Georgian artist Gia Edzgveradze's installation on Zoroastrian themes. To 31 Oct
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