The Sunday Preview: Art

Sunday 07 February 1993 00:02 GMT

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Judith Cowan and Andrea Fislier (Camden Arts Centre, 071-435 2643, to 21 Mar). Two young and experimental artists. Cowan's theme is water, and she uses huge photographs of the sea to create an installation. Fisher also uses photographs, but her concerns are with war and femininity.

Leon Kossoff, John Cage, Mario Merz (Anthony d'Offay Gallery, 071-499 4100, to 6 Mar). Some intriguing drawings by Kossoff and Cage, while Merz's recent work complements his appearance in 'Gravity and Grace' at the Hayward Gallery.

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