Every Monday our editors bring you their personal highlights of the week ahead. Tom Jeffreys selects his top three exhibitions.
From Tuesday 25th May
Clerkenwell Design Week
Clerkenwell Design Week is a three-day festival celebrating creative design in one of London's lovliest areas. The Design Week aims to emphasise the social impact and power for change that design enables, and will tackle big issues from a left-field thinking, design viewpoint, with a whole host of yet-to-be-revealed off-the-wall performance pieces.
From Wednesday 26th May
Shelley Edgeworth Stuck @ Nolias Gallery
Husband and wife painters and Stuckists Shelley Li and Edgeworth Johnstone bring a selection of their bold works to Nolias Gallery, 5 minutes from Tate Modern. Having exhibited with fellow Stuckists in the past, this will be the first exhibition dedicated solely to the duo's figurative paintings.
From Saturday 29th May
Horror Vacui @ Alma Enterprises
David M Price's intricate copperplate etchings of historical landscapes and allegorical tales have inspired his latest ink wall drawing at Alma Enterprise this summer. Price uses and then perverts 18th Century rural scenes and wallpaper designs, with flourishes of dead trees, withered foliage and stalactites.
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