Fresh as a flower

The Citroen 2CV is considered as French as berets and baguettes, but its designer was Italian. Flaminio Bertoni eloped to Paris in 1931 with the woman whom his mother had forbidden him to marry. A year later he was hired by Citroen, an inspired collaboration that lasted until his death in 1964. Among the classic cars on show are the curvaceous DS19 - known as 'the goddess' - and the Traction Avant, sketched out in a single night. Fri 1 Aug-Sun 12 Oct, Design Museum, 28 Shad Thames, SE1 (0870 833 9955).

Peter Blake: Commercial Art

Documenting the designs from 1960 onwards of one of Pop Art's essential figures. His record covers span Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, the Band Aid single and Paul Weller's Stanley Road, while other highlights include posters for Madame Tussaud's, early Penguin paperbacks and Wedgewood plates. Mon 4 Aug-Thur 11 Sep, The London Institute Gallery, 65 Davies Street, W1 (020-7514 8083).

Jewellery Meets Textiles

This exhibition is stuffed full of feathers, translucent fabrics and silk threads, used to produce contemporary jewellery. Nora Fok's bracelets and necklaces are made from knitted, nylon; Kayo Saito's ethereal jewels are crafted from paper and metal; and Anna Lewis fashions feathers into neckpieces and rings. Fri 1 Aug-Sat 13 Sep, Contemporary Applied Arts, 2 Percy Street, W1 (020-7436 2344).

In Praise Of Women: Stone Sculptures Created Or Inspired By The Women Of Zimbabwe

A literal translation of 'Zimbabwe' is 'house of stone', and it has a strong tradition of stone sculpture, with skills passed down from one generation to another. Each piece here celebrates the female form and women's role in African society. Of the 40 artists represented, several - Colleen Madamombe, Maude Mariga and Agnes Nyanhongo - are known internationally. Thur 7-Thur 28 Aug, the.gallery@oxo, Oxo Tower Wharf, Bargehouse Street, SE1 (020-7401 2255).