Festivals and Films
Paris What's on
Until 31 December 2010. Donated to the Marmottan Museum in 1981, the Daniel Wildenstein Collection comprises 313 miniatures. Including works from the 13th to 16th century, from English, French, Italia...
Oxford What's on
Albania and the Balkans: Drawings and photographs from the Edith Durham Collection. 1 February
Madrid What's on
23 February - 30 May 2010. Focusing on Monet's post-World War II catalogue of work, this exhibition examines the important influence that the artist had on the development of 20th century abstraction....
London What's on
1001 Inventions: Discover the Muslim Heritage in Our World
Until 25 April 2010. Examining scientific, social and technical innovations attributable to Muslim civilisation since the 7th century, this exhibition displays a staggering range of inventions. Throug...
Dublin What's on
16 January - 24 May 2010. Due to his dual-status as official photographer for Sinn F
Copenhagen What's on
21 January - 9 May 2010. This exhibition devotes itself to examining the links between the art of German artist Emil Nolde and his relationship with Denmark. One of the first Expressionists, Nolde enj...
Berlin What's on
Until 30 May 2010. The exhibition documents the eventful career of actress Romy Schneider, who shot to fame with her portrayal of Elisabeth, Empress Consort of Austria, in the romantic biopic 'Sissi'...
Brussels What's on
11 February - 11 April 2010. Why has Mexican photography been internationally applauded for so long? In 'Mundos Mexicanos' 25 Mexican photographers provide the answer, with stunning examples of Mexica...
Amsterdam What's on
6 February - 24 May 2010. This exhibition examines the art movement known as 'Der Blaue Reiter' whose brightly coloured paintings caused a storm in early twentieth century Munich. These artists were t...
Barcelona What's on
19 February - 6 June 2010. Exploring the medium of mural painting, the Joan Mir
London What's on
Arshile Gorky. A retrospective.
10 Feb-3 May 2010. Painting, drawings and a few sculptures by one of the most important artists of American Abstract Expressionism. Gorky, who was born in Armenia, fled persecution and arrived in the...
Berlin What's on
Displaying Power: Art as Strategy of Rule
19 February-13 June 2010. Throughout history, art has been associated with power. While today's millionaire anthropologists generously support the arts, some critics argue that their reasons for doing...
London What's on
27 January-16 May. This is the most comprehensive exhibition to date of Ofili
London What's on
LAUNCH! Shipbuilding through the Ages
29 January - 31 December 2010. Europe's last surviving big-gun warship 'HMS Belfast', plays host to a highly popular interactive exhibition which documents the history of British shipbuilding. Once ho...
Paris What's on
27 January - 5 April 2010. To celebrate the International Year of Biodiversity, an exhibition of extinct and endangered species is taking place at the Cabinet d'Histoire of the Jardin des Plantes. Art...
Vienna What's on
12 February - 24 August 2010. One of Europe's oldest families of noble lineage, the Princely House of Liechtenstein can be traced back as far as 1136, to Hugo von Liechtenstein who called himself afte...
London What's on
On the Move: Visualising Action.
13 Jan-18 April 2010. An analysis of movement in the visual arts, with particular emphasis on the Futurists, including works by Balla and Boccione from the Estorick Collection. There are also photos b...
London What's on
23 January-18 April 2010. Personal correspondence penned by Dutch post-impressionist artist Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890) is the focus of a landmark exhibition at London's Royal Academy of Arts. The tr...
Brussels What's on
16 January - 18 April 2010. As an artist and as a woman, Frida Kahlo never bowed to convention. She was a driving force behind the symbolist and surrealist movements, and soon became famous not only i...
