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Opening this Saturday the 31st, the Art Gallery of Ontario presents Will Munro: Total Eclipse as part of its Toronto Now series. Needless to say, we are very excited and hope to see you there. The exhibition will run until 26 September.

Photo: Kyle Tryhorn

Currently showing at Stockholm’s Färgfabriken, Building Blocks, a project initiated by design studio Medium, is a great place to take your inner child for an afternoon. The exhibit is made up of nine “dreamhouses” created by Scandinavian and European architects with children from ages 6 – 12 as their clients. It runs till 12 September.

We highly encourage readers to spend an afternoon at the Serpentine Gallery in London if you get the chance. Not only can you see the recent Wolfgang Tillmans exhibit, but also Christian Boltanski’s Les archives du coeur which opened this past weekend. Afterwards, treat yourself to some honeycomb ice cream at the café in Jean Nouvel’s brilliantly red Serpentine Pavilion, and don’t forget to check out Koenig Books, where you can pick up a copy of our latest issue.

London-based illustrator Sophie Kern currently has a show up at Beyond the Valley Gallery, titled Believe in Make Believe. See more of her drawings and collage work here.

Our friend Alexander Binder will be exhibiting work along with Bora Tanay and Hannes Muller-Stuck, for a show titled Crystal Meth Myths. Binder is showing a new body of work comprised of (terrifying) computer renderings. The show opens May 14th, at Artary Galerie in Stuggart, Germany.