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As a major site specific work opens at the Gateshead gallery, the former Turner Prize winner talks archaeology and chess computers to Culture24's Mark Sheerin.

The Welsh artist and sometime stand-up comic brings ambiguous humour, surreal drawings and ambitious intervention to the Birmingham gallery.

A first UK survey for American artist Daria Martin features four 16mm films, including the brand new Sensorium Tests, aiming to suggest that objects "can be sentient or animate”.

A tenacious eight-month campaign by the Ashmolean Museum has ended in triumph, raising £7.83 million, turning Oxford into a leading centre for the study of Impressionist painting and allowing one of Manet's most important paintings to tour the nation.

The Vanity of Small Differences brings insight and empathy around class to the London gallery, as seen on the recent Channel 4 documentary featuring the nation's favourite potter.

The Irish artist builds a year-long CGI movie out of found documentary footage of US military training in the Horn of Africa.

Vicente Razo, Simon Fujiwara and Hu Xiangqian are among the artists who double up as museum directors for the second part of a playful survey at the Arnolfini.

A boyhood obsession for a Professor of Visual Cultures has become the subject of the current exhibition at the Edinburgh lens media gallery.

Three site specific commissions at BALTIC fit with two film pieces in Mark Wallinger's largest UK show in more than a decade.

JMW Turner, Thomas Girtin and their protégés Peter De Wint and John Sell Cotman feature in a small display looking at the informal school once hosted by Dr Thomas Monro.