Our pick of current exhibitions, throughout the UK and beyond, that we're not involved in but would highly recommend. Follow our recommendations on Twitter using #FVUrecommends
Lawrence Lek & Kode9 | Nøtel
An immersive multimedia installation that imagines a near future of automated, anonymous living. The work presents a 'zerø-star™' hotel, referring to the absence of human workers, allowing visitors to indulge in a new dimension of privacy.
arebyte, London, 19 July - 1 September 2018
Tacita Dean | Woman with a Red Hat
An exhibition of films, drawings and photogravures by Tacita Dean, built around regular screenings of Event for a Stage. Together the works examine the relationship of performance to fiction.
Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, 7 July - 30 September 2018
Play It Again: The art of remaking
A collection of 'remade' objects, events and films, featuring work by Heather Agyepong, Michel François, Gillian Wearing and Hetain Patel.
Firstsite, Colchester, 30 June - 9 September 2018
Heather Phillipson | my name is lettie eggsyrub
A huge, surreal installation comprising video and sculpture magnifies egg-related imagery, exposing its various uses as an animal-based food and as an emblem of reproduction and new life.
Gloucester Road underground station, London, until June 2019
A Woman's Place at Knole
Contemporary artists evoke historical women’s voices. Featuring recent video work By the Accident of your Birth, by Jerwood/FVU Awards recipient Alice May Williams, as well works by Lubaina Himid and Lindsay Seers.
Knole House, Kent, 17 May - 4 November 2018
Somewhere in Between
The Wellcome Collection hosts four immersive installations created through collaboration between scientists and artists, including FVU alumna Daria Martin. The works explore elements that are vital to human life, such as food sources and the limitations of our bodies.
Wellcome Collection, London, 8 March - 27 August 2018