Exhibitions in Europe
London What's on
Barbara Hepworth: Sculpture for a Modern World
The Tate Britain celebrates the work of Barbara Hepworth (1903-1975) in what is the first major London retrospective dedicated to the important British sculptor for nearly half a century.
By the 19...
Barcelona What's on
Alvar Aalto: Organic architecture, art and design
Major retrospective dedicated to the life and work of important Finnish architect Alvar Aalto (1898-1976).
Aalto was one of the greatest 20th-century advocates of organic architecture, a philosophy...
Madrid What's on
White Fire: The Kunstmuseum Basel Modern Collection
The Museo Reina Sofía shows a significant selection of works on loan from the Kunstmuseum Basel in Switzerland, which is currently closed for renovation works.
The 100 or so pieces on displa...
Barcelona What's on
Piso Piloto: Barcelona - Medellín
Exhibition reflecting on the issue of housing and social space in two cities of comparable size: Barcelona and Medellín, the second-largest city in Colombia.
Both cities have a history of co...
Berlin What's on
Helmut Newton (1920-2004) was one of the most influential and controversial photographers of the 20th century, achieving international fame in the 1970s as a celebrity photographer while working for V...
Copenhagen What's on
Africa: Architecture, Culture and Identity
Large-scale exhibition focusing on Africa's contemporary architecture, art and culture, with a particular emphasis on the sub-Saharan part of the continent.
The exhibition documents how, in various...
Madrid What's on
Exhibition exploring the common ground between fashion photography and painting, through a selection of images from the archive of leading fashion magazine Vogue.
Each exhibited photograph contains...
Amsterdam What's on
ZERO: Let Us Explore the Stars
The Stedelijk presents an exhibition documenting the international avant-garde artists’ group, ZERO, half a century after it became the first major museum to highlight the movement.
The innov...
Barcelona What's on
This exhibition dedicated to the Italian avant-garde movement takes its name from a series created in the 1970s by artist Alighiero Boetti, who sought to add "thought" to the five established senses o...
Vienna What's on
Rembrandt - Titian - Bellotto: Spirit and splendour of the Dresden Picture Gallery
Around 100 works by grand masters are currently on display at Vienna's winter palace.
The paintings are from the Dresden Picture Gallery, an important collection amassed by the electors of Saxony,...
Berlin What's on
A comprehensive exhibition focusing on Impressionism and Expressionism is being held at Berlin’s Nationalgalerie which, in 1896, became the world's first museum to acquire Impressionist works....
Oxford What's on
From Palace to Studio: Chinese Women Artists, 1900 to the present
Exhibition documenting how 20th-century Chinese women painters emerged as independent artists with their own incomes, studios and international reputations.
A highlight of the exhibition is a paint...
Brussels What's on
Henri Cartier-Bresson - Photographe
The Jewish Museum of Belgium presents 133 black and white photographs by Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004), the French photographer famed for his ability to seize the right moment.
Considered the f...
Paris What's on
The Gagosian Gallery presents key works by Bruce Nauman, the internationally-known American artist whose practice incorporates sculpture, photography, holography, neon, video, drawing, printmaking, an...
Amsterdam What's on
The first European exhibition dedicated to the work of Tromarama, a collective of three Indonesian artists who experiment with digital imaging technology and are best known for their animation work....
Paris What's on
When an eccentric and reclusive hospital janitor died in 1973, his landlords were amazed to find hundreds of canvases and thousands of wildly imaginative illustrations stashed away in his lodgings....
Madrid What's on
Exhibition highlighting the work of Spanish painter Francisco de Zurbarán (1598-1664), spanning his career from his earliest commissions to key paintings from his mature period.
The Museo Th...
Copenhagen What's on
Joakim Eskildsen: A world I can believe in
The National Museum of Photography stages a comprehensive exhibition of internationally-known Danish photographer Joakim Eskildsen.
The exhibition is centred around seven photographic books that Es...
Dublin What's on
Sean Scully at the National Gallery of Ireland
The National Gallery of Ireland marks the 70th birthday of acclaimed Irish painter and printmaker Sean Scully.
One of the world's leading contemporary abstract artists, Scully is best known for his...
Vienna What's on
Wally Neuzil: Her life with Egon Schiele
The Leopold Museum shines light on the woman featured in the melancholic painting Portait of Wally, one of the best-known works by Austrian painter Egon Schiele (1890-1918).
"Wally" was the nicknam...
