New art on the scene

Vic Reeves channels his surreal humour into drawings, paintings and sculptures, plus two new photographic series. One assigns somehow appropriate celebrity names to images of shabby shacks and mobile homes, while the other attaches celebrity canine names - including Goofy, Digby and Scooby Doo - to pictures of dog poo. Wed 3 Jul-Sun 4 Aug, Britart.com, 60-62 Commercial Street, E1 (020-7392 7200).

Richelle Rich: If I Can Dream

On the 25th anniversary of Elvis's death, artist and fan Richelle Rich pays her own tribute. This comprises photographs of her bikini-clad self seen rolling over Elvis's name written in the sand on a beach. There are also large colouring book-style crayon and screen-print images of herself in romantic clinches with her hero, based on scenes from his films. Wed 3 Jul-Sat 3 Aug, Hirschl Contemporary Art, 5 Cork Street, W1 (020-7495 2565).

Light, Colour, Landscape: Images Of Italy

Actor-turned-photographer Charlie Waite captures the magical light, architecture and landscape of Italy with 30 colour images, mainly of Tuscany and Venice, taken during the past 15 years. Waite also does his bit for the tragically sinking city of Venice by contributing a percentage of private-view sales to the Venice In Peril Fund. Wed 3-Fri 26 Jul, Henry Southeran Fine Prints Gallery, 80 Pimlico Road, SW1 (020-7730 8756).