This week’s gallery picks highlight femininity, culture and the art of creation.

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1.Missy Weimer introduces new mixed media work she artist describes as exploring the “making of meaning”at Micaëla Contemporary Projects
2.Examining Picasso’s late transformation in style, as seen exclusively through the portraits of Jacqueline, his last and perhaps greatest love at Pace Gallery
3.Artist and designer Julie Verhoeven has created an immersive installation that explores concepts of femininity and how they are represented in popular culture, both past and present at Institute of Contemporary Arts
4.Möbius, González Palma’s latest body of work, juxtaposes the early 1900’s concretist/rationalist movement in Latin American art with the midcentury streak of intense nostalgia—also known as magical realism.at Lisa Sette Gallery
5.In Liz Collin’swork, art and applied design coexist: a painting is a rug is a blanket is a dress is wallpaper at Heller Gallery
6.Raised in Nigeria, Okore’s affinity for tactile and gristly elements from the semi-urban environs of Nsukka in south-eastern Nigeria, have inspired a body of works that broadly focus on transformation and regeneration of mundane ecological and man-made objects at David Krut Projects