Exhibitions week beginning July 14
The best art exhibitions throughout the country taking place this week


July 14
At the National Gallery Complex, The Mound, Edinburgh: Impressionism and Scotland at the National Gallery of Scotland 19 Jul-12 Oct (see review in Country Life July 16)
Also Kaleidoscope: Works on Paper Recently Acquired for Scotland in the RSA Lower Galleries 15 Jul-21 Sep. www.nationalgalleries.org
Poul Webb in Andalucia at Francis Kyle Gallery, 9 Maddox Street, London 15 Jul-11 Sep. 020 7499 6870
Art in Action, art and craft festival in the grounds of Waterperry House, Near Wheatley, Oxfordshire, 17-20 Jul. www.artinaction.org.uk
A Continuous Line: Ben Nicholson in England – a touring show at Abbot Hall, Kendal until 20 Sep. 01539 722464
Isamu oguchi – stone carvings and other works at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Bretton Hall, West Bretton 18 Jul-22 Feb 2009. 01924 832631
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Art in Exile: Polish Artists in Post-War Britain at the Boundary Gallery, 98 Boundary Road, London NW8 until 19 July. 020 7624 1126
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