Exhibitions in Europe
Copenhagen What's on
Yoko Ono Half-A-Wind Show: A Retrospective
The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art presents a major retrospective of Yoko Ono's work on the occasion of the pioneering artist's 80th birthday.
The exhibition comprises over 100 pieces from across...
Amsterdam What's on
This exhibition takes place on the 160th anniversary of the artist’s birth and the 40th year of the Van Gogh Museum's location at Amsterdam's Museumplein museum complex. It is also the open...
Paris What's on
Roy Lichtenstein: A retrospective
The Centre Pompidou hosts the first major retrospective of Roy Lichtenstein in Paris for over 20 years.
Although Lichtenstein (1923-1997) is regarded as a leading light of America's Pop Art moveme...
London What's on
This story-telling exhibition features interactive light pieces by Italian artist Vittorio Corsini and video installations by Korean artist Kynung Woo Han.
Entitled Once Upon a Time, the interactiv...
Berlin What's on
Horst Antes: Painting 1958-2010
The exhibition is dedicated to the last five decades of the career of contemporary German artist and sculptor Horst Antes, with a particular emphasis on his paintings, of which 90 are on display....
Madrid What's on
Emmet Gowin's photography is concerned with themes such as sexuality, love and relationships, all of which are portrayed in a sensitive, intimate style and often feature his wife Edith.
In recent...
Vienna What's on
The MUMOK presents the first exhibition in Austria to showcase the work of contemporary German artist Albert Oehlen, including key works from all of the most important stages of his career.
Oehlen...
Brussels What's on
Giorgio Morandi: Retrospective
This significant retrospective at BOZAR is dedicated to the artistic career of Italian painter and printmaker Giorgio Morandi (1890-1964).
The show contains about 100 works including canvases, wat...
Berlin What's on
On the occasion of the theme year “Destroyed Diversity - Berlin during the Nazi period", the Stadtmuseum Berlin dedicates an exhibition to the artists who were banned, persecuted or killed as a...
Barcelona What's on
Post-war Barcelona 1939-1945: A photographic report
The exhibition at the Photographic Archive of Barcelona displays 116 images of life in Barcelona following the country's devastating three-year civil war.
Most of the photographs were taken by P&e...
Madrid What's on
Captive Beauty: Fra Angelico to Fortuny
This exhibition at the Prado includes over 250 works spanning the 14th to the 19th centuries, allowing viewers to observe the artistic progession, influences and connections from past to present....
Vienna What's on
The exhibition displays highlights from the mumok collection from 1890 to the present day.
Divided in three parts, the exhibition examines the museum's collecting profile as well as presenting mil...
Paris What's on
Keith Haring: The Political Line
The Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, in collaboration with Le Centquatre art centre, presents a major retrospective dedicated to American artist Keith Haring.
The exhibition...
Dublin What's on
The 183rd RHA Annual is Ireland's longest-running open submission exhibition, with 16 artists’ prizes contributing to a total prize fund of over €50,000.
Most of the works on display ar...
Oxford What's on
The Ashmolean has delved deep into its treasure chest of works on paper to present an outstanding selection of drawings by some of the most famous artists in the history of western art.
The exhibi...
London What's on
The BP Walk through British Art offers a reconfigured "walk through time" from 1545 to the present day, around the perimeter of the Tate Britain in Millbank.
The 500 pieces are displayed in continu...
Barcelona What's on
The work of Spanish photographer José Ortiz Echagüe (1886-1980) is the subject of an exhibition at the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya.
Considered one of Spain's most popular photogr...
Madrid What's on
Influential Spanish artist Salvador Dalì is the focus of a major exhibition which encourages visitors to rethink the position he occupied in 20th-century art, suggesting that his legacy goes be...
Copenhagen What's on
A group of international contemporary artists takes the title Every Day Matters as the basis for an exhibition that plays on the "fundamental existential condition that every day is important, and tha...
Berlin What's on
This exhibition of work by young Southern African contemporary artists draws inspiration from the writings of Ghanaian author Ayi Kwei Armah, considered among the most important of the "next generatio...
