Exhibitions and museums in London on Friday 30 October

Francis Hamel: Two Seasons in Japan, paintings.

Justin Caguiat: Change Ringing, art of bells and memory.

Ioannou's pop art paintings from the junta years.

Revisiting: Fernweh — art on the longing for distant lands.

Send in the Clowns: new paintings by Khalif Tahir Thompson.

Muscle Memory: exhibition on gestures and skills passed on.

Jim Amaral: Five decades of drawings on paper.

Massimo Giannoni: VOLUMI, paintings of libraries.

Gabrielle Goliath's Elegy: a ritual of mourning in sound.

Tim Walker's fantastical fashion portraits of queer love.

Pure nostalgia: The 90s, art and fashion at Tate Britain.

Lowry paintings and book launch.

Threads of Ascent: monumental tapestries by Clare Woods.

Stuart Marshall & Tamara Krikorian: video art.

Vessels of Earth: ceramics by Takahashi and Suzuki.

Dark Bloom: Local artists on light, dark and the mystical.

Cady Noland: new works on American power and media.

Allen Jones: In Town Tonight – British Pop Art solo show.

Jonathan Gardner's paintings of artists' studios.

Botero: exhibition of amplified, monumental forms.

Tarek Atoui: a vast sound installation for the Turbine Hall.

Glenn Ligon: Prompts, new and earlier works in dialogue.

Paul Pfeiffer: Pasodoble, video art on bullfighting.

Ryoji Ikeda's immersive data universe: lie back, look up.

Elise Ansel: wall window table light, after Vermeer.

Gerhard Marx: artworks from maps and plants.

Sanlé Sory: Colour Years, portraits from Burkina Faso.

Snap Happy!: exhibition on children as photographers.

Light and Magic: pictorialism's birth at Tate Modern.

Adeela Suleman: dreamlike scenes of Pakistani brass bands.

Shonibare reimagines Gainsborough's Mr and Mrs Andrews.

Cabinets Unlocked: Ham House cabinets opened twice a year.

Oscar Murillo: paintings on labor and movement.

Master Pieces: eleven modern Japanese ceramicists.

Rick Owens Five Easy Pieces: furniture in rusted steel.

The Glorious 19th Century: Turner and Constable paintings.

Jeremy Gardiner: The Lake District, paintings.

Disorder Of The Day: solo exhibition by Charming Baker.

Beyond Bayeux: Tapestry Now, new weaving with Hockney.

Faerdom: Folklore, memes and 3D sculpture by Fromm Studio.