Exhibitions in Europe
Copenhagen What's on
9 Nov-2 April. The Louisiana exhibits four decades' worth of drawings by New York artist George Condo in an exhibition organised in collaboration with The Phillips Collection in Washington DC. Born in...
Amsterdam What's on
15 Dec. This major exhibition at the Stedelijk presents highlights in art and design from 1880 to the modern day. Occupying the entire new wing of the museum, the exhibition opened in December 2017...
Berlin What's on
Beyond Compare: Art from Africa in the Bode-Museum
From 27 Oct. This exhibition introduces African art works from the Ethnological Museum into the collection of western sculpture in the Bode-Museum. Key to the exhibition is the comparison in how works...
Vienna What's on
WOW! The Heidi Horten Collection
16 Feb-29 July. For the first time the private collection of Austrian billionaire Heidi Horten is shown in public, in an exhibition comprising 150 works and spanning 100 years of art history. The show...
Paris What's on
Jim Dine: Paris Reconnaissance
14 Feb-23 April. The Centre Pompidou hosts an exhibition dedicated to Jim Dine on the occasion of his recent donation of works to Musée National d’Art Moderne.The donation is exhibited in its entirety...
London What's on
26 Jan-8 April. The Camden Arts Centre dedicates an exhibition to Italian abstract painter Giorgio Griffa, featuring works from the 1960s to the present. Considered one of the most radical avant-gar...
Amsterdam What's on
25 Nov-4 March. Exhibition showing an extensive number of contemporary art works, from the 1990s and 2000s, donated by the German collector Thomas Borgmann. The exhibition, which occupies some 2,540 s...
Brussels What's on
El Anatsui: The Beginning and The End
19 Jan-16 Dec. The search for social and personal identity is a central theme in the art of Ghana's El Anatsui whose work incorporates traditional African systems of symbols used to form patterns on...
Paris What's on
7 Feb-30 April. The art of Sheila Hicks tends to defy categorisation. Since the late 1950s she had created works incorporating wool, linen and cotton, fusing elements of modernist design and ancient t...
Brussels What's on
Sophie Podolski: Le pays où tout est permis
20 Jan-1 April. WIELS presents the first exhibition ever dedicated to the Belgian artist Sophie Podolski whose short career was marked by sexual liberation and disenchanted youth.
Podolski produced a...
Vienna What's on
Vienna 1900: Klimt – Moser – Gerstl – Kokoschka
18 Jan-10 June. The Leopold Museum celebrates Viennese Modernism with a selection of works by two of the movement's main exponents: Gustav Klimt and Koloman Moser, alongside works by pioneering expr...
Copenhagen What's on
3 Feb-3 June. ARKEN dedicates an exhibition to the career of Czech artist Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), best known for his Art Nouveau decorative depictions of women.
The exhibition showcases Mucha's p...
Barcelona What's on
Total Records: Vinyl & photography
22 Nov-11 March. Barcelona's Colectania Photo Foundation presents a photographic tour through classic 20th-century vinyl covers, the result of collaboration between musicians and prominent photograp...
Paris What's on
Degas, Danse, Dessin. A Tribute to Degas with Paul Valéry
28 Nov-25 Feb. The Musée d'Orsay marks the centenary of the death of Edgar Degas (1834-1917) with an exhibition based around the writings of his friend, the writer, poet and thinker Paul Valéry (187...
Berlin What's on
Wenzel Hablik: Expressionist Utopias
2 Sept-14 Jan. The Martin-Gropius-Bau presents the first comprehensive solo exhibition dedicated to the work of Wenzel Hablik (1881-1934).
Considered one of the most important representatives of G...
