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BARBICAN ART CENTRE The Sixties art scene in London. (See feature, above). Art Gallery. (071-588 9023) 11 Mar-13 June. Mon, Wed-Sat 10am-6.45, Tue 10am-5.45, last admissions 6.30 and 5.30; pounds 4.50, conc pounds 2.50. Reduced adm. pounds 2.50 Mon-Fri after 5pm. And Adrian Berg. The painter of semi-abstract gardens, praised by the late Peter Fuller. Concourse Gallery. (071- 638 5403) 9 Mar-17 Apr. Mon-Sat 10am- 7.30, Sun 12-7.30; free. EC2.
BEN URI ART SOCIETY Paintings and sculpture by Sima Vasilieva and Oleg Yanushevsky. Two contemporary Russian artists. Realism and folklore. 21 Dean St, W1 (071-437 2852) 15 Mar-4 Apr. Mon- Thur 10am-5pm, Sun 2-5pm; free.
GOETHE INSTITUT Work by young artists from Frankfurt. Decaying fruit, plaster casts, photocopies and Arnie Schwarzenegger. 50 Princess Gate, Exhibition Rd, SW7 (071-411 3400) 12 Mar-3 Apr, Mon-Thur 10am-8pm, Fri 10am-4pm, Sat 9.30-12.30.
ROYAL ACADEMY Georges Rouault. Early works by the 20th century French master. Burlington House, Piccadilly, W1 (071-439 7438) 11 Mar-6 June. Daily 10am- 6pm.; pounds 4, conc pounds 2.70.
ST MARTINS COLLEGE Cohn and Wolfe young artists' exhibition. Students of the college compete. Lethaby I and II Galleries, Southampton Row, WC1 (071- 608 1576) 9-12 Mar, 10am-7pm; free.
SERPENTINE GALLERY Robert Gober. The American sculptor takes conventional objects - a ball dress and a tailor's dummy - and transforms them in the Dada tradition. Kensington Gdns, W2 (071-402 6075) 10 Mar-25 Apr. Daily 10am-6pm; free.
SMALL MANSION ARTS CENTRE Mali. Installation by the Asian artist. Gunnersbury Park, Popes Lane, W3 (081- 993 8312) 10-28 Mar. Tue-Sun 1-5pm; free.
WHITECHAPEL ART GALLERY Susana Solano. Fifteen pieces by the contemporary Spanish sculptor who takes her inspiration, and her material, from industrial installations. Whitechapel High St, E1 (071-377 0107) 12 Mar-2 May. Tue-Sun 11am-5pm, Wed 1am-8pm; free.
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BRADFORD Cartwright Hall David Hockney's early work We Two Boys Together Clinging and related works come under scrutiny in his home town. Lister Park. (0274-493313) 13 Mar-25 Apr. Tue- Fri 10am-6pm.
HOVE Art Gallery Images of windmills in British art from 1750-1850. Artists from Gainsborough to David Cox. 19 New Church Rd. (0273-779410) 7 Mar-25 Apr. Tue-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-4.30, Sun 2- 5pm.
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ANNELY JUDA FINE ART Catherine Lee. Interesting polychrome, patinated bronze sculpture. 23 Dering St, W1 (071- 629 5778) 11 Mar-17 Apr. Mon-Fri 10am- 6pm, Sat 10am-1pm.
ANTHONY d'OFFAY Francesco Clemente. Paintings, sculpture and works on paper by the Italian neo-Expressionist. Dering St (071-499 4100) 11 Mar-30 Apr. Mon-Fri 10am-5.30, Sat 10am-1pm.
FRITH STREET GALLERY Katrine Herian. Geometric drawings and paintings. 60 Frith St, W1 (071-494 1550) 12 Mar-30 Apr. Tue-Fri 11am-6pm, Sat 11am- 4pm.
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