Ian Hamilton Finlay: The Sonnet is a Sewing-Machine for the Monostich
With an almost haiku-like quality, Finlay's ironic sculptures, neon poem-fragments and thoughtful reflections stand like elements of some larger, hidden masterpiece, filling the beautiful space of the Victoria Miro with their metaphysical presence. A touching and thoughtful selection of multimedia and multi-discursive work from this iconic, often mischievous poet and conceptual artist who died last year.

Joachim Schmid
For the last 25 years, arch photographic thief Joachim Schmid has been collecting and exhibiting discarded photos, ID cards and internet images from the world over to provoking effect. This exhibition offers not only a retrospective sample, but also the chance to see some of his newer digital offerings. Makes you think twice about all those trite little mobile phone snaps you insist on taking.

James Turrell: A Life in Light
Turrell has spent the last 30 years (and $15 million) constructing tunnels and rooms within an Arizonan volcano that he bought in the '70s. Once, a woman who fell through a wall of blue light that was in one of his exhibitions (she thought it solid; she was American) sued him. If this doesn't convince you to go and see this fascinating exhibition about light and perception then I just don't know anymore...