Exhibitionist: The week's art shows in pictures

A Horse Walks into a Bar, Manchester Nine contemporary artists, including Mark Wallinger and Richard Billingham, treat the relationship between animals and humans with all the seriousness it deserves. At Castlefield Gallery until 8 Aug 2010 Photograph: Castlefield Gallery, Manchester Photograph: guardian.co.uk Susan Stockwell, York The artist's new work is a sculpture created out of four tonnes of computer equipment in the nave of a church. At St Mary's, York , until 31 Oct 2010 Photograph: Shannon Tofts Photograph: Shannon Tofts/guardian.co.uk Nothing Is Forever, London A display of wall-based art by 20 artists, including Mark Titchner, with the work destined to be painted over and absorbed into the building's fabric. At South London Gallery from 25 June to 5 Sep 2010 Photograph: South London Gallery Photograph: guardian.co.uk Whitstable Biennale 2010, Whitstable With a focus on filmworks, this exhibition boasts new commissions, talks and one-off events, including works by Katie Paterson and Adam Chodzko. Various venues in Whitstable , from 19 June until 4 July 2010 Photograph: Katie Paterson Photograph: katie paterson/guardian.co.uk If You Can Hold Your Breath, Liverpool This show consists of recent work by contemporary artists such as Sara Bowker-Jones and Alex Farrar, who all deal with in-between themes in their own way. At Ceri Hand Gallery until 18 Jul 2010 Photograph: Ceri Hand Gallery Photograph: guardian.co.uk Ernest Neto, London Neto stretches sheer-coloured Lycra over skeletal constructions to create womb-like blobs, in which dangling sacs are filled with spice. Ew. At Hayward gallery from 19 June to 5 Sep 2010 Photograph: Hayward gallery, London Photograph: guardian.co.uk Cornelia Parker, Gateshead In an extensive exhibition of recent and rarely seen work, enigmatically titled Doubtful Sound, Turner-nominated Parker conjures an atmosphere of pained nostalgia. At Baltic until 19 Sep 2010 Photograph: Baltic, Gateshead Photograph: guardian.co.uk Mick Peter, London The starting point for the artist's latest show combines Gogol's short story The Nose and the set design for a modernist opera. At Cell Project Space until 18 Jul 2010 Photograph: Cell Project Space Photograph: guardian.co.uk