What's On: November at the Whitechapel Gallery

What's on in November

Don't Miss Major exhibition William Kentridge: Thick Time Until 15 Jan 2017 | Tickets from £11.95 | Book now "A damaged life-size portrait is repaired and reassembled; writing is sucked off the page and into the nib of a pen; new work ingests earlier work and everything is up for revision." London Review of Books on William Kentridge: Thick Time Watch: William Kentridge introduces works from the exhibition including The Refusal of Time (dur. 2min) Special event Christmas Shopping Evening Thu 1 Dec, 6–9pm Join us for an evening of festive food, drink and inspiring gifts for art lovers. With exclusive discounts including up to 50% off selected Whitechapel Gallery Limited Edition artworks and prints, art books, catalogues and merchandise. More Exhibitions & Displays

Archive Guerrilla Girls: Is it even worse in Europe? Until 5 Mar 2017 | Free entry In a new commission, the Guerrilla Girlsdeploy their strategic combination of humour, information, bold graphics and subversive use of public space to explore diversity in European art organisations. More Barjeel Art Foundation Collection Mapping the Contemporary II Until 8 Jan 2017 | Free entry Offering unprecedented insight into contemporary art from the Arab world, this final display from the Barjeel Collection features work by Sadik Alfraji,Susan Hefuna, Iman Issa, Zineb Sediraand others. More

Artists' Film International Andrés Denegri, Mateusz Sadowski & Dimitri Venkov Until 27 Nov 2016 | Free entry A showcase of recent artists' film from Argentina, Poland and Russia. Andrés Denegri is selected by Fundación PRÓA, Buenos Aires; Mateusz Sadowski by the Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw; and Dimitri Venkov by National Centre for Contemporary Arts, Moscow. More Watch: This season's Artists' Film International trailer Talk Gerrard O’Carroll Memorial Lecture Keller Easterling Thu 17 Nov, 7pm | £9.50/£7.50 concs Keller Easterling, Professor at Yale School of Architecture, discusses her research into urbanism, architecture and infrastructure, considering the often hidden relationship between politics and space. Book now