Ellsworth Kelly – Twelve colour prints from the artist’s own collection, Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh
One of the giants of 20th century American art and now aged 90, Ellsworth Kelly continues to make work. For this exhibition, he has selected 12 prints from his own collection to form a concise retrospective of over 40 years of abstract printmaking.
Until 22 February, www.inglebygallery.com
Graham Dolphin: ‘Come Together’, Northern Gallery For Contemporary Art, Sunderland
This intriguing exhibition – part II of the Buying Time project – is a newly commissioned two-channel video work that allows the viewer to observe both the exertions and emotions of rock stars and their audience’s ecstatic response simultaneously.
Until 1 February, www.ngca.co.uk
Republic of the Moon, Bargehouse, London
For this exhibition at the Southbank’s Bargehouse, The Arts Catalyst promise an ‘experience like no other’, allowing visitors to reconsider our relationship with the Moon and see it in a different, yet beautiful, light. Featuring Katie Paterson, Liliane Lijn and Leonid Tishkov.
Until 2 February, southbanklondon.com
Connected Parts, Lillie Art Gallery, Milngavie, Glasgow
This solo exhibition by Ally Wallace features an installation comprising drawing, painting and sculpture. Produced while in residence at the Lillie Art Gallery, the artist has used the building and its contents as the subject of the artwork.
Until 20 March, www.edlc.co.uk/arts/lillie_art_gallery
Malcolm Morley, Ashmolean, Oxford
The first-ever winner of the Turner Prize presents approximately 30 paintings and drawings spanning his career from 1964 to present. In that time the artist has developed a highly colourful, individual and expressive style of painting, often depicting man-made disasters such as car and motorbike crashes.
Until 30 March, www.ashmolean.org
Selections chosen by Jack Hutchinson
