ART: THE FIVE BEST SHOWS AROUND THE COUNTRY
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Notorious MoMA, Oxford
One hundred years after his birth, Alfred Hitchcock lives. Group show looks at his legacy in art, most cunningly in the "Phoenix Tapes". To 3 Oct
2
As Dark as Light in Cornwall
County-wide contemporary art festival, focusing on the solar eclipse. James Turrell's open-air sky-dome, "The Elliptic Ecliptic", is the sight to see. To 20 Nov
3
W Eugene Smith Dundee Contemporary Arts
Retrospective of an American photojournalist with a campaigning eye: see the terrible images of industrial poisoning victims in Japan. To 27 Aug
4
Kiki Smith Fruitmarket, Edinburgh
The artist formerly known for body-work widens her range to natural history and the animal world, with drawings, video and paper mache rabbits. To Sept
5
Rodin in Lewes Town Hall, Lewes
The Kiss comes home to the town where it was first exhibited in 94, to general disgust - and a small Rodin show marks its temporary return. To 30 Oct
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