Gosh he's a busy boy right now, that Rafael Lozano-Hemmer. Not content with a solo show at Haunch of Venison and a major installation at the Barbican Curve, the artist is also doing a load of stuff at the ICA and in Trafalgar Square for a week this November.
So what exactly is he up to? Well, on 15th November there's an afternoon of video and film imagery that has inspired Lozano-Hemmer. But you have to pay for this, so we're recommending the free stuff. First up is Under Scan, a big light/video installation in Trafalgar Square.
Then there's also a retrospective exhibition at the ICA (free now too, of course). A host of monitors and projectors and things are showing works from the past ten years.
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