Festivals and Films
Berlin What's on
Sebastiano del Piombo. Raphael’s Grace and Michelangelo’s Furore.
28 June-28 Sept 2008. After Palazzo Venezia in Rome, the Gem
London What's on
24 July-26 Oct 2008. The Roman Emperor Hadrian (117-138 AD) is best known for his passion for Greek culture and architecture, for his homosexuality. But in the United Kingdom he is mainly known for th...
Berlin What's on
19 June-16 Nov 2008. The Helmut Newton Foundation displays 350 black-and-white and colour prints by famous freelance photographers, such as Salomon, Wegee, Galella, Quinn, Angeli, Secchiaroli, Pigozzi...
Berlin What's on
Gioiello Italiano. Contemporary Italian Jewelry between Art and Design.
10 July-5 Oct 2008. The Kunstgewerbemuseum displays about 200 selected pieces of jewellery from 126 renowned designers and jewellers. The contemporary Italian jewellery design is deeply rooted in the...
Vienna What's on
Sound of Art. Music and Visual Arts in Salzburg.
19 Jul-12 Oct 2008. The Museum der Moderne dedicates this exhibition, entitled Les Grands Spectacles III, to strengthen the bonds between music and visual arts. On show are scores, photographs, videos...
Vienna What's on
22 July-2 Nov 2008. The Kunsthistorisches Museum displays this comprehensive show of artworks acquired for the different collections between 1990 and 2008. The carefully chosen acquisitions fill gaps...
Amsterdam What's on
11 July 2008-12 Oct 2008. This exhibition is dedicated to the prints of Hendrik Nicolaas Werkman (1882-1945) loaned from the Stedelijk Museum. Werkman was a famous printer of 'De Ploeg' ('The Plough')...
Dublin What's on
25 July-19 Oct 2008. The IMMA dedicates this exhibition to contemporary drawings, displaying some 250 works on paper, owned by a single private collector, by a wide range of artists from around the wo...
London What's on
24 July-5 Oct 2008.This exhibition explores how artists represented the most powerful of emotions: love. On show are works from the 15th century to the present day and the artists range from Raphael,...
Berlin What's on
Masterpieces of Origami in Hamburg.
11 May 2007-7 Oct 2008. The Museum fűr Kunst und Gewerbe of Hamburg displays Folding into Form, an exhibition which brings back to life the ancient Origami, the Japanese art of folding paper into...
Berlin What's on
Anna and Bernhard Blume. Reine Vernunft.
27 June-26 July 2008. The Buchmann Galerie displays the works by the German photographers Anna and Bernhard Blume, who have significantly extended the genre of staged photography. Large black and whit...
Berlin What's on
5 July-7 Sept 2008. The Institute for Contemporary Art displays Still Life, a solo exhibition by the photographer Riccarda Roggan. Her series of photographs portray everyday situations, which seem to...
London What's on
5 May-2 Nov 2008.The Institute of Contemporary Art of London presents Nought to Sixty to celebrate its 60th birthday. Sixty solo-projects, which range from exhibitions and theatre performances to movi...
Vienna What's on
Masterpieces of the Essl collection in Klosterneuburg.
11 Apr 2008-29 Mar 2009. The Essl Museum displays the masterpieces of the Essl collection of contemporary art at the Schőmer-Haus. On show are key works illustrating the focal themes of Austrian...
Berlin What's on
Hiroshi Sugimoto. Retrospective.
4 July-5 Oct 2008. The Neue Nationalgalerie displays a complete retrospective by the Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto, great master of black-and-white photography for over 30 years. Sugimoto
Vienna What's on
11 June-21 Sept 2008. The MAK Exhibition Hall displays the recent works of Julian Opie, one of the most important contemporary British artists since the mid-1980s. Opie is a representative of the New...
Paris What's on
Napoléon. Symboles des pouvoirs sous l'Empire.
3 Apr-5 Oct 2008. The nave of the Mus
Dublin What's on
Until 25 August. A fascinating glimpse into Korea's contemporary art scene, featuring 10 artists.
Berlin What's on
Silke Wagner. The Reopening of the Neuer Berliner Kunstverein.
5 July-17 Aug 2008. For the first exhibition of the reopened NBK the new director Marius Babias has chosen the German artist Silke Wagner. Wagner displays some of her sculptures and neon works that re...
Berlin What's on
Sharon Hayes. In the Near Future 2005-08.
3 July-2 Aug 2008. The Tanya Leighton Gallery displays a performance-based artwork by the American artist Sharon Hayes, who stages anachronistic and spectacular protest actions. Hayes analyses the fi...
