Exhibitions in Europe
Barcelona What's on
Eulàlia Grau: I Have Never Painted Golden Angels
The MACBA presents an exhibition by Eulàlia Grau, a Catalan artist known for her avant-garde montages, collages and manipulated photographs.
Most of her art is created in response to what s...
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Copenhagen What's on
12 Oct-17 March. The National Gallery of Denmark zooms in on a selection of paintings, sketches, prints and architectural drawings and asks how the finer details affect our understanding of a picture....
Vienna What's on
A Shot of Rhythm and Colour: English Textile Design of the late 19th Century
The MAK presents a comprehensive overview of English fabrics from its Textiles and Carpets collection.
The textiles on display were purchased by the museum authorities in England in the 19th centu...
Paris What's on
The Centre Pompidou is holding a major retrospective devoted to the unique work of Irish designer Eileen Gray (1879 - 1976), a pioneering artist and modernist.
Although critics tend to divide her...
Brussels What's on
Bozar presents "The Obsession of the Demiurge. Selected Works 1993-2012", the first exhibition in Belgium of work by German artist Neo Rauch.
A key exponent of the New Leipzig School, Rauch is kno...
Amsterdam What's on
The Amsterdam City Archives presents an exhibition on the construction of the city's canals in the Golden Age, during the year of their 400th anniversary.
Using archival documents and maps, it is...
Madrid What's on
The Museo Reina Sofía dedicates the largest retrospective to date of Spanish sculptor and installation artist Cristina Iglesias. Comprising over 50 pieces, the exhibition spans the Madrid-based...
Dublin What's on
Treasured Sheets: European Works from the Collection
The National Gallery of Ireland showcases the wealth of its collection of European drawings with an exhibition of some 50 works on paper, spanning the 15th to the 20th centuries.
The works on show...
Barcelona What's on
25 Jan-28 April. The Phantom Home exhibition at MACBA is a retrospective of the work of the Palestinian Bedouin photographer Ahlam Shibli, (born 1970).
Based in the city of Haifa in northern Israe...
Berlin What's on
11 Jan-12 May. Berlin's Deutsche Kinemathek film museum pays homage to the veteran American movie director Martin Scorsese with a major exhibition that examines his life and working methods.
The sh...
Copenhagen What's on
8 Jan-21 Feb. The Louisiana has become the first museum in the world to show a collection of over 200 of Andy Warhol’s early drawings from the 1950s.
The drawings form part of a cache of...
London What's on
30 Jan-12 May. The Tate Britain presents the first major exhibition dedicated to the late art of German painter and poet Kurt Schwitters (1887-1948), an artist central to European Modernism and a driv...
Vienna What's on
Georg Baselitz: Works from 1968-2012
18 Jan-20 May. The Essl Museum in Vienna presents an exhibition of works by Georg Baselitz on the occasion of the German artist's 75th birthday.
The extensive retrospective features 44 works by Ba...
London What's on
26 Jan-14 April. The Royal Academy of Arts presents a major exhibition dedicated to the portraiture of French impressionist Edouard Manet (1832-1883).
The show spans the artist's career and includ...
Amsterdam What's on
10 Jan-20 March. The Amsterdam Photography Museum (FOAM) presents MOAM, a unique combination of photography and fashion involving established names and emerging talent.
15 Dutch fashion photograph...
Dublin What's on
The Royal Hibernian Academy in Dublin presents a series of six exhibitions, all beginning on 11 January.
Blackshaw at 80. 11 Jan-24 Feb. A major retrospective dedicated to Basil Black...
Madrid What's on
Impressionism and Open-air Painting: From Corot to Van Gogh
5 Feb-12 May. The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum examines the impact of open-air painting on the transformation and modernisation of 19th-century art.
Although generally associated with Impressionism,...
Brussels What's on
22 Dec-31 May. "Inside the Station" transports visitors on an interactive journey inside Belgium's Princess Elisabeth Antarctica, the world's first zero emission scientific polar research station....
Amsterdam What's on
15 Dec-17 March. The Huis Marseille presents a retrospective exhibition of the work of award-winning Dutch photographer Viviane Sassen, spanning the last 17 years of her career in artistic and fashion...
Berlin What's on
30th Council of Europe Art Exhibition: The Desire for Freedom. Art in Europe since 1945
25 Dec-10 Feb. The German Historical Museum presents an exhibition of work by 113 artists from 28 European countries. Organisers say it is the first attempt to assess art since 1945 in a pan-European...
