Art exhibitions in London this weekend

There's a huge variety of art to see this weekend. Here are our top picks.

Miss Bugs: Do No Harm, Jealous Gallery

It is the final week to catch Do No Harm at Jealous Gallery Shoreditch before the exhibition moves to the gallery's Crouch End venue. The show consists of 900 brightly coloured resin popsicles, each containing pharmaceutical paraphernalia. The work is a critique on our consumption of social media, which, while superficially attractive, can have a detrimental impact on our health.

I,I,I,I,I,I,I Kathy Acker, ICA

Kathy Acker was a prominent punk figure in 70s Manhattan, known for her written, spoken and performed work. The ICA is staging the first UK exhibition dedicated to her work, exploring her legacy as a disruptive force in the arts.

Helene Schjerfbeck, Royal Academy

‘Dreaming does not suit me,’ Helene Schjerfbeck once said. ‘To work, to live through work, that is my path.’ Schjerfbeck was a prodigious talent and famous in her native Finland, but her fame never spread as far as British shores. The Royal Academy is hoping to set that right with this survey of her life's work.