Festivals and Films
Copenhagen What's on
4 September 2010 - 30 January 2011. Robert Allen Zimmerman, or Bob Dylan as he is better known, has long been hailed as a talented songsmith, a poet, some might even say prophet; something he is less...
Dublin What's on
The SCOOP Art Auction & Exhibition
14 - 19 September 2010. Dublin based charity, The SCOOP Foundation, stands for Save Children Out Of Poverty, and its aim is to fund and support disadvantaged children in the developing world.
With...
Brussels What's on
A Passage to Asia: 25 Centuries of Exchange between Asia and Europe
25 June - 10 October 2010. Organised to coincide with the 2010 Asia-Europe summit, this exhibition highlights the 2,500 years of collaboration and exchange between Asia and Europe.
Ferocious leade...
Berlin What's on
Colourful Gods: The Vibrant Colours of Ancient Sculpture
13 July - 03 October 2010. "Colourful Gods" shatters the myth that ancient cities and temples consisted of acres of white marble and unadorned living spaces. The reality was quite the opposite: these...
Amsterdam What's on
Dutch Cows: Cattle Pieces from the Rijksmuseum
15 July - 8 November 2010. This unusual exhibition at the Rijksmuseum plays homage to the cow in paintings. The show comprises nine 17th-century cattle pieces from the museum's own collection, offerin...
Paris What's on
09 July 2010 - 14 February 2011. This exhibition in the Natural History Museum caters for all the family and explores the evolution of animals and plants on Planet Earth. Encompassing some 35 million...
Vienna What's on
Olbrich: Architect of the Secession
18 June - 27 September 2010. The Leopold Museum offers a retrospective exhibition devoted to the designer of Vienna's secession building, Joseph Maria Olbrich (1867 - 1908). The secession movement was...
Oxford What's on
25 August - 19 December 2010. Christ Church gallery hosts an exhibition of Greek and Russian icons from is own collection as well as from that of the Ashmolean museum, many of which have rarely been s...
Dublin What's on
10 June - 5 September 2010. Spanish painter Ferran Garcia Sevilla is both a collector of images and a merger of styles. The wide-ranging subject matter of his naive, colourful canvasses draws on a mix...
Copenhagen What's on
Until 7 November 2010. Under the quirky subtitle "Hello Little Butterfly I Love You What's Your Name?" Katharina Grosse presents her latest installation of three dimensional painting in ARKEN. Using a...
Madrid What's on
The Golden Age of Haute-Couture
16 July - 28 November 2010. Madrid's Garment Museum presents The Golden Age of Haute-Couture, an exhibition celebrating Spain's greatest years of high fashion design, from 1920 - 1980.
The source...
Amsterdam What's on
13 June 2010 - 6 January 2011. Like a magpie, Dutch fashion designer and performance artist Aziz Bekkaoui is attracted to all that glitters. With this (literally) dazzling exhibition, Bekkaoui examine...
Brussels What's on
20 July - 26 September 2010. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the death of Charles Van der Stappen (1843-1910) the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium present a comprehensive exhibition o...
Berlin What's on
26 June - 10 October 2010. Uniting the work of a selected group of multi-media artists residing in India, this Deutsche Guggenheim presents an exhibition of moving-image works. Described as a craft ba...
Vienna What's on
Showpieces: Neoclassical porcelain from the Marton Museum in Zagreb
18 June - 9 November 2010. During its glory years (1784 to 1805) Vienna's Imperial Porcelain factory produced luxurious porcelain which company director Conrad von Sorgenthal was fond of describing as...
Oxford What's on
3 July - 12 September 2010. The Oxfordshire Museum provides a light-hearted and entertaining exhibition for all the family, by revealing background information regarding superhero characters such as S...
Brussels What's on
A Passage to Asia: 25 Centuries of Exchange between Asia and Europe
25 June - 10 October 2010. Organised to coincide with the 2010 Asia-Europe summit in October, this exhibition highlights the 2,500 years of collaboration and exchange between Asia and Europe.
Fero...
Barcelona What's on
28 July 2010 - 9 January 2011. Comprising a series of elaborate and differing spaces illustrated by a rich mix of sources, this exhibition examines the various ways in which the labyrinth has been rep...
Berlin What's on
Fragile Glass Art: 1889 - 1939
17 June - 31 December 2010. Featuring work by some of the most prominent glass artists from 1889 to 1939, such as Galle and Loetz, glass in all its fragile diversity is examined in an exhibition prese...
