Exhibitionist: The week's art shows in pictures

On New Year's Day in 2007, Antoinette Hächler decided to paint one portrait every day for a year. See the result, Like a Dog With a Bone, at Walsall New Art Gallery, to 3 October. Photograph: PR

Caroline Bergvall's architectural installation and web project, Middling English, explores word media using visual, audio, kinetic and print forms at the John Hansard Gallery in Southampton, from 7 September to 23 October Photograph: Jamie Woodley

This exhibition reveals there was more to legendary photographer Eadweard Muybridge than motion photography. Discover his many other talents at Tate Britain, London SW1, 8 September to 16 January Photograph: Mark Gulezian

Andrew Stonyer's Audio Kinetic Solar Sculpture is a kind of sunlight-driven Aeolian harp. Fermynwoods Contemporary Art in Kettering, to 26 September Photograph: PR

Edith Mak plays with multimedia, sculptural reflections, shadow plays and cryptic visual codes in her installation Visible to Invisible at Deda in Derby, to 16 October Photograph: PR

The group show Male is a love letter to the male form – here in the shape of Wolfgang Tillmans's Nacke. At the Maureen Paley Gallery, London, to 3 October Photograph: PR

Former Turner nominee Mark Titchner's sculptures, posters and videos assault and seduce with the totems and typeface of religious sects at the Vilma Gold, London, 9 September to 3 October Photograph: PR

The Mixtapes exhibition brings together the works of visual artists who have an interest in the paraphernalia around the actual sounds: the posters, fanzines, videos and more (here in the shape of Untitled, Punk Women series, by Linder) at Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork, to 24 October Photograph: Sorcha Dallas Gallery