Exhibitionist: The week's art shows in pictures

Douglas Gordon and Jonathan Monk, London
Douglas Gordon's new work about British comedy heroes the Two Ronnies joins work by Jonathan Monk in a collaborative new show, Double Act Repeated. At Lisson Gallery, London, until 31 July 2010
Photograph: Danilo Donzelli

Howard Hodgkin, Oxford
Twenty of Howard Hodgkin's recent sensuous abstractions, culled from the past 10 years, are on show at Modern Art Oxford to 5 September 2010
Photograph: Modern Art Oxford

Intuition, Manchester
There is lots to enchant, including Henry Darger's cartoon tales of the fictional Robert Vivian's seven precocious daughters and the giant-winged Blengigomeneans, at Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, from 26 June to summer 2011
Photograph: Musgrave Kinley Outsider Art Collection

James Webb, Nottingham
A symphony of multifaith prayers and the artist's voice under hypnosis drift across this unusual show at Djangoly art gallery, Nottingham. Catch it from 26 June to 8 August 2010
Photograph: Djangoly art gallery

Persistence of Vision, Liverpool
Melik Ohanian's Invisible Film screens as part of a compelling new exhibition, exploring memory and media in art. At Fact, Liverpool, to 30 August 2010
Photograph: Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Chantal Crousel, Paris

Watercolour in Britain, Sheffield
William Blake and JMW Turner lead a cast of painterly romantics in this survey at Sheffield's Millennium Gallery, on until 5 September 2010
Photograph: Tate, London

Wolfgang Tillmans, London
Sublime beauty and everyday intimacy abound in this startlingly varied retrospective, created especially for the Serpentine Gallery, London. From 26 June to 19 September 2010
Photograph: Courtesy the artist and Maureen Paley, London

Lilah Fowler and Dan Miller, London
Fowler's cool, steel sculptures are set against Miller's minimalist canvases in this double show at Cartel Gallery, London. On until 30 July 2010
Photograph: Cartel Gallery