Exhibitions and museums in London on Thursday 5 November

Endangered Crafts: exhibition on threatened glass skills.

Spot The Difference: then-and-now photos in the park.

Award-winning British wildlife photography.

British Wildlife Photography Awards exhibition.

60 Years of Celebration: the 1966 World Cup, 60 years on.

Data Melt: Liberty Quinn on ice and satellite imagery.

Clare Woods: Garden Without Seasons, paintings of flowers.

40 Objects 40 Years: the Freuds' life, newly seen.

The Other Glass: contemporary art from recycled glass.

Wunderkammer pop-ups: tiny curiosities at Leadenhall Market.

Out of the Sand: Egypt's art and its rediscovery over time.

William Klein: 100 – Retrospective of the photographer.

Shaping Croydon: exhibition on architecture and ambition.

Monika Sosnowska: Weight of Matter, monumental sculptures.

Liz Larner: sculptures of clay, metal, wood and plastic.

Liz Larner: A hard line to bend, sculpture.

Liz Larner's sculptures: radical experiments in form.

Under Wraps: inaugural group show of art and design.

Circle — Line — Square: nine artists meet Shanghai Art Deco.

Daido Moriyama: Ink – photographs of Tokyo in deep black.

New paintings by Hernan Bas.

Colin Self: Unseen, a retrospective across two floors.

John Byrne Blurred Boundaries: painted furniture and art.

Roots: photography on trees, memory and belonging.

Form Follows Feeling: the figure in Oliver Lee Jacksons art.

The Participation Waltz: the 1976 Lucas Plan restaged.

Ian Davenport: Reflections, a survey of his paintings.

Nicole Eisenman: monumental outdoor sculpture 'Stack'.

Amar Kanwar: films on Partition and memory at Serpentine.

Rachel Kneebone's porcelain sculptures.

Magritte meets contemporary art.

Jenkin van Zyl: Enclosure, film and immersive installation.

Pulse, Pause, Repeat: Carmen Herrera's late works.

Fail We May, Sail We Must: six centuries of second-look art.

Andreas Gefeller: photographs on seeing and technology.

Disco Inferno, Lomas' first European solo show.

In Concert: Yuko Mohri's multi-sensory installations.

Kitaj: paintings and collages built from fragments.

if you like rice, you'll understand – Andrew Pierre Hart.

Unseen Forster letters and Jim Buckingham's paintings.