Exhibitionist: the week's art shows in pictures

Mark Wilsher, Norwich
For this project at Outpost, the artist and curator used his budget to make minor improvements to the gallery: a new toilet seat, a kettle, a magazine subscription for the staff. All are on display until 21 April 2010
Photograph: Outpost gallery

Sunil Gupta, Aberdeen
The Indian photographer's exhibition at Aberdeen Art Gallery celebrates all the camp theatricality of his closeted gay life – offset by a poignant undercurrent of mortality and illness. Open until 15 May 2010
Photograph: Aberdeen Art Gallery

Martin Honert, London
For his first UK outing in a decade, the German artist has created painstaking installations that work a riff on scale, realism and his own childhood memories. At Bloomberg Space from 9 April to 15 May 2010
Photograph: Jens Ziehe

Distance and Sensibility, London
Artists including Pavel Büchler and Ergin Cavusoglu explore themes of migration and displacement in this show at Calvert 22. Open from 9 April to 13 June 2010
Photograph: Thierry Bal

Paul Rooney, Leeds
Filmed at Harewood House, Paul Rooney's Bellevue follows the disorientated ramblings of a character who becomes possessed by the spirit of an alcoholic 1930s jazz musician. Showing until 20 June 2010
Photograph: Harewood House

Raqs Media Collective, Gateshead
Emotional vulnerability blends with global displacement in this film installation by the New Delhi-based trio. On show at Baltic until 20 June 2010
Photograph: Wen Ying

Simon Roberts, Bradford
Collectively titled We English, the British photographer's large-scale prints show people engaged in leisure activities against a backdrop of evocative local landscapes. On display until 5 September 2010 at Bradford National Media Museum
Photograph: Bradford National Media Museum

Leighton House, London
Works by Corot, Constable and Tintoretto come together to mark the reopening of this palace of pre-Raphaelite opulence in Holland Park. Open from 3 April 2010
Photograph: Leighton House