Fresh on the art scene

The Kramlichs began collecting video art a decade ago, and have since acquired pieces dating from the mid-Sixties to the present day, including landmark works by Bruce Nauman, Bill Viola and Richard Serra, plus 'Heidi' by Mike Kelley and Paul McCarthy (right). Wed 30 Jul-Sun 19 Oct, ICA Galleries, The Mall, SW1 (020-7930 3647).

Matchine Matchine

For this new group show, One In The Other borrows an E1 space and inspiration from Kraftwerk's Eighties song, 'The Man Machine'. The works are all haunted by the notion that machines may become obsolete in our digital age, and by the spectre of the ghost in the machine. Thur 31 Jul-Sun 31 Aug, One In The Other, 27 Spital Square, E1 (020-7253 7882).

Changing Faces Exhibition

Spanning three decades, this interactive photographic exhibition charts the experience of second- and third-generation Asians in Britain, from the Seventies on. Pictures of everyday life in Southall and the Midlands, of Nineties rave culture and the Bhangra phenomenon. Fri 25 Jul-Fri 8 Aug, Elms Lester Painting Rooms, 1-5 Flintcroft Street, W1 (020-7836 6747).

Cathie Pilkington: Homunculus, Kyoto Kagata: Infinity Wear

British artist Cathie Pilkington's 'Homunculus' is a fibreglass businessman in a brightly chequered suit but less than 4ft tall. Japanese designer Kyoko Kagata's Infinity Wear is a series of garments made of cheap fabrics. Wed 30 Jul-Sun 21 Sep, The Economist Plaza, 25 St James's Street, SW1 (020-7830 7000).