Duchamp, Man Ray and Picabia - Tate Modern — The artistic and personal relationship of three of the great figures in early twentieth-century art.
Until Monday 26th May

Peacocks & Pinstripes - Fashion and Textile Museum — In collaboration with the Getty Images Gallery, a brand new photographic exhibition Peacocks and Pinstripes - A snapshot of Masculine Style.
Until Saturday 31st May

Coming of Age: American Art, 1850's to 1950's - Dulwich Picture Gallery — Over the course of one hundred years from the 1850's to 1950's, American art and culture came of age, evolving from the provincial to the international.
Until Sunday 8th June

Ryan Gander: Heralded as the New Black - South London Gallery — This solo exhibtion by acclaimed artist Ryan Gander comprises a new body of work made on a 'year off' from exhibiting and a number of works made exclusively for the space.
Until Sunday 22nd June — FREE entry!

Richard Rogers + Architects: From the house to the city - Design Museum — Richard Rogers is one of Britain's most influential architects and was responsible for high profile projects such as Lloyds of London and the Millennium Dome.
Until Sunday 10th August

King Lear - Shakespeare's Globe — In the first play of the Globe's theatre season, Dominic Dromgoole directs his first production of Shakespeare's most profound tradegy.
Until Sunday 17th August

Keep Smiling Through: Black Londoners on the Home Front 1939-1945 - The Cuming Museum — This exhibition reveals the contributions made by black people to the home front in London during the Second World War.
Until Saturday 1st November — FREE entry!

For your eyes only: Ian Fleming and James Bond - Imperial War Museum — To celebrate the centenary of Ian Fleming's birth, this major exhibition will be devoted to the life and work of the man who created the world's most famous secret agent - James Bond.
Until Sunday 1st March 2009

Transformation: The Lea/Lee - City Hall — In a long term visual survey, Philip Jessup is documenting the remains of wilderness in the watersheds of several large cities including Toronto and London.
Monday 12th May to Thursday 12th June — FREE entry!

Street and Studio: An Urban History of Photography — Street and Stuido is a magnificent exhibtion of international photography, presenting a fascinating history of photos taken on the street or in the studio and looking at the differences between the work.
Thursday 22nd May to Sunday 31st August