Brussels What's on
19 Nov-17 Feb. This popular exhibition recreates the terracotta army of the first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huangdi. One of the 20th century's major archaeological discoveries, the figures were first...
Amsterdam What's on
15 Dec-1 April. The Stedelijk Museum presents a major retrospective of the work of American artist Mike Kelley (1954–2012) whose wide-ranging practice encompassed painting, sculpture, works on p...
Oxford What's on
Love and Devotion: From Persia and Beyond
29 Nov - 28 April. Oxford's Bodleian Library presents an exhibition featuring more than 60 lavishly-decorated Persian manuscripts from its own collection.
The works on show include rare examples o...
London What's on
A Bigger Splash: Painting after Performance
14 Nov-1 April. The Tate Modern evaluates how the rise of performance art in the latter half of the 20th century pushed the medium of painting to its limits.
The exhibition uses key paintings...
Oxford What's on
In honour of Movember, the global initiative to draw awareness to prostate cancer and other diseases that affect men, Oxford's Ashmolean Museum has put together "Tashmolean", an online album of mousta...
Berlin What's on
Egbert Baqué Contemporary Art presents a solo exhibition of new paintings from the unique artist couple Abetz & Drescher. Preview: Friday, 24 August 2012, 7 - 9 pm Christoph Tannert, cur...
Amsterdam What's on
2 June - 7 October. Drawing from its permanent collection, Amsterdam's CoBrA Museum of Modern Art examines the crucial role played by the cities of Copenhagen, Brussels, Amsterdam, Paris and New Yor...
Paris What's on
Trompe-l'oeil: imitations, pastiches et autres illusions
19 March - 15 November 2013. The Museum of Art Deco pays homage to the eye-deceiving art form known as "trompe-l'oeil", meaning "trick of the eye" in French. A difficult and often time-consuming techn...
Berlin What's on
Traditional Thai Yoga Massage workshops in Berlin
TM is accredited by Thailand Ministry of Education, approved by Ministry of Public Health
Brussels What's on
Architectonic: Concrete Walls 1958-1980
15 Dec - 15 April. For the last 100 years concrete has made a huge impact on architecture around the world, and not always in a good way.
Architectonic examines the effect that concrete has had on...
Dublin What's on
13 January - 26 February. The Royal Hibernian Academy dedicates a retrospective to celebrated Irish artist Carey Clarke.
Following graduation at Dublin's National College of Art & Design, Clarke's...
Madrid What's on
27 July-31 Oct. The Caixa Forum presents an exhibition of treasures from the pre-Columbian civilisation of Teotihuac
Oxford What's on
8 July-3 September. Written by William Shakespeare some time between 1603 and 1607, Anthony and Cleopatra is frequently referred to as one of the greatest love stories ever told. In addition, many peo...
Dublin What's on
The School of Medicine 1711-2011
7 April-2 October. Introduced with a humourous quotation by former Trinity College student Jonathan Swift, "The best doctors in the world are Dr Diet, Dr Quiet and Dr Merryman", this exhibition highli...
Barcelona What's on
8 June-23 October. An exhibition of images of Barcelona between 1909 and 1945, by Barcelona-born Josep Brangul
Dublin What's on
Visceral: The Living Art Experiment
28 January - 25 February 2011. This controversial and provocative exhibition is not for the faint-hearted. Visceral comprises artworks which have been created from living tissue and is the result of t...
London What's on
1 February - 15 May. Supported by the Andy Warhol foundation for the visual arts, the Tate Britain hosts a major retrospective of Susan Hiller's work. Born in Florida in 1940, Hiller has lived and wor...
