london exhibitions

This week: Selfies at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Jarvis Cocker on tour and a shiny new statue in Trafalgar Square.

We Are Here is the first exhibition of its kind to celebrate Britishness from the perspective of British BME women and their incredible contributions to culture.

BRITs invite lost in the post? Do this instead. This week: Daidō Moriyama, Post-Soviet Visions and Birmingham LGBT History Festival.

Cop a look as we speak to Adam Murray and Lou Stoppard, curators of Somerset House’s brilliant North: Fashioning Identity exhibition, and premiere a short film exploring media representations of the north of England.

Or you can cut your hair in exchange for a print, which is a damn good deal.

The pair explores modern life and the history of painting in a riot of colours.

We spoke to the man who made Fiorucci hardcore about growing up, realising your personal history is being overwritten by the digital collective memory, letting the past go, and yes, even the return of the iconic brand.

As his latest show - The Most Popular Art Exhibition Ever! - opens at London’s Serpentine, we asked the man responsible for whacking great tapestries and glazed ceramic cocks to explain what art is. Turns out, the answer is fairly simple.

Bringing together the work of four British artists, Turbulence will leave you questioning: where do we go from here?

The night before her 21st birthday, the British photographer and chronicler of all things girl looks back at the work that defined her youth.

Your guide to what you need to see, hear, watch, listen, go to and do.

As part of its upcoming exhibition, the London institution is running a competition to find the ultimate selfie.