In her third exhibition at Sadie Coles HQ, Marvin Gaye Chetwynd will present a series of ten new paintings – wall-mounted structures that explore the distinctions between painting, performance, film and sculpture.

Rä di Martino's 'Poor Poor Jerry' at Copperfield in London, the artist's second solo exhibition with the gallery, draws on the language of animation and film to develop an emotive, absurd and chaotic narrative that cherry picks from cinematographies audio history.

Skarstedt and Sprüth Magers present Expanded Portrait Compositions, the first major exhibition by American artist George Condo in Hong Kong. Showcasing a brand-new body of paintings and works on paper that have been created by Condo specifically for the Maritime Museum in Hong Kong.

Firstsite, Colchester's next exhibition, BRONZE AGE c. 3500 BC – AD 2018. An iteration of Hauser & Wirth’s satirical museological presentation at Frieze London 2017, the show has been curated specifically for Colchester – the earliest recorded Roman town in Great Britain.

For his second solo exhibition at Xavier Hufkens, New York-based artist Jonathan Horowitz presents a new series of paintings entitled Leftover Paint Abstractions. Horowitz diverts the flow of his own and fellow artists’ leftover paint from drains and landfills to panels stretched with coarse, raw linen.

Galerie Chantal Crousel in Paris presents ReCycle - a reflection on the power of object recycling, bringing together a selection of works by seventeen compelling artists, created between 1942 and 2017.

Oh, Honey - a solo exhibition of new works by Despina Stokou. Oh, Honey continues Stokou’s exploration of popular culture and political debates as mediated by contemporary public forums. She calls this show “a letter from a (better) future”.

Known Unknowns showcases an international selection of artists, born between 1966 and 1990, from the Saatchi Gallery’s collection. The title refers to the artists' status in the mainstream art world – whilst largely unknown, their respective practices are greatly admired by their artistic peers.

Home Strike, guest curated by Alexandra Kokoli and Basia Sliwinska, brings together the work of four women artists — CANAN, Paula Chambers, Malgorzata Markiewicz, Su Richardson — in an exhibition exploring contemporary resistance to the persistent feminisation of domesticity and household maintenance.

Foreign Bodies is a double solo show by the artists John Coplans (London 1920 - New York 2003) and June Crespo (Pamplona, 1982), curated by João Laia at P420 Gallery in Bologna, Italy