Exhibitions and museums in London tomorrow

House of Dreamers: immersive exhibition of dream worlds.

Medieval London: documents from the City's archives.

Flared, Straight and Tall: Woodturning by Ian Payne.

Human Nature: photos of wild childhood play in the park.

Tishan Hsu: art on the body in a technological world.

Art on Your Doorstep: masterpieces outdoors in Brentford.

Laure Prouvost: Mère We Sea, immersive installation.

Charlie Sheppard: Daisy Chain, a mosaic exhibition.

Kwak Kyung-tae: Korean ceramics in Onggi and Buncheong.

George Clark: Studio residency on film, sound and gardens.

Artists in residence: George Clark and Eiko Soga.

KAOS: free exhibition of art by Kingston artists.

Pamper, Indulge and Give: ten years empowering young people.

Melvyn Robinson: paintings inspired by chalk hill figures.

Sea Life: marine life exhibition by Art4u2, family-friendly.

Day: Anna Metzger, Sam Tromp, Joel Wycherley.

20th Century: paintings and drawings around 1900, for sale.

Nocturnal: group exhibition with Uri Aran and Sasha Gordon.

Amadeo Luciano Lorenzato: paintings by the Brazilian artist.

Daichi Takagi: Suchness, new paintings at David Zwirner.

Filming Sense and Sensibility: costumes and props.

GEORGE SHAW - Albion Groans - Part Two: exhibition.

DX3: exhibition on the Soho Poly's material culture.

Barbara Rae: prints and paintings of Provence, for sale.

Emmanuel Awuni: prints inspired by William Blake.

Thato Toeba: collage on plywood critiquing the archive.

River Claure: new self-portraits on Bolivian identity.

Ghyzlène Boukaïla: film, installation and sculpture.

Areez Katki: hand-embroidered drawings and queer ritual.

Vasilis Papageorgiou: sculptures on landscapes in flux.

Phil Goss: The Ferry to Kadikoy, paintings of Istanbul.

70 years ACF: meins ist deins, an exhibition on sharing.

Alison Ramm: exhibition of her art at the Bonnington Cafe.

ANJI MAIN - A Miscarriage of Justice: solo exhibition.

Paola Estrella: Deep Time Currents, painting, film, sound.

White Cube x RA: prints by Emin, Armitage, Gormley.

Darkness Never Lasts: charcoal drawings for Palestine.

Therapeutic Productions: art that tackles social issues.

Chris Rivers: Legends in Higher Places, prints exhibition.

Where Have All the Flowers Gone?: paintings by Richard Nott.