Festivals and Films
Paris What's on
The image revealed. First Photographs on Paper in Great Britain 1840-1860.
26 May-14 Sept 2008. The Mus
London What's on
22 May-30 Sept 2008.The Tate Modern presents international photography, displaying over 350 works, which range from the early black-and-white pictures from the late 1800s and the elegant fashion shots...
Vienna What's on
20 May-14 Sept 2008. The Belvedere dedicates this extensive retrospective to works by artists of Fantastic Realism, an Austrian movement of the late 1940s. On display are the major works by six master...
Vienna What's on
Overlapping Voices. Israeli and Palestinian Artists.
16 May-26 Oct 2008. The Essl Museum dedicates this exhibition to 17 Israeli and Palestinian artists, offering viewers the chance to see the artistic production from an area in conflict. On display ar...
London What's on
3 May-26 Oct 2008. Located in the heart of London, in the British Museum's forecourt, this event promotes the cultural understanding of the world
Vienna What's on
16 May-7 Sept 2008.The Kunsthalle at Halle 1 displays this exhibition of the pop culture movement of the Punks, focusing on the three cities of New York, London and Berlin, where it was widespread abo...
Berlin What's on
26 May-28 July 2008. The Bhss-Architekten is one the most successful architectural practices in east Germany, opened in 1993 by four architects from Leipzig. Their numerous projects include a school f...
London What's on
Blood on Paper. The Art of the Book.
15 Apr-29 July 2008. In an epoch in which the survival of books is challenged by the screen and computer, the V&A Museum displays the extraordinary ways in which the book has been treated by the most...
London What's on
The American Scene: Prints from Hopper to Pollock.
10 Apr-7 Sept 2008. The British Museum presents around 150 outstanding prints by 74 leading modern American artists, including George Bellows, Edward Hopper, Grant Wood, Josef Albers, Alexander Calder...
Dublin What's on
Ulla von Brandenburg. Whose beginning is not, nor end cannot be.
28 May-12 Oct 2008. The IMMA presents the first Irish solo exhibition by one of the most innovative German contemporary artists, Ulla von Brandenburg. The artist presents her recent works, which explo...
London What's on
The American Scene: Prints from Hopper to Pollock.
10 Apr-7 Sept 2008. The British Museum presents around 150 outstanding prints by 74 leading modern American artists, including George Bellows, Edward Hopper, Grant Wood, Josef Albers, Alexander Calder...
Vienna What's on
9 May-10 Aug 2008. The Albertina Museum hosts the most comprehensive retrospective ever displayed in Austria of the German-Swiss painter and graphic artist Paul Klee (1879-1940), On show are about 150...
Madrid What's on
15 Apr-13 Aug 2008. On the bicentenary of the start of the Spanish War of Independence and of the events in Madrid in May 1808, the Museo del Prado dedicates this exhibition to Francisco Goya (1746-18...
Vienna What's on
28 June-5 Oct 2008. The Kunsthalle Wien hosts this touring exhibition from the Serpentine Gallery in London dedicated to one of Britain
Paris What's on
Valentino. Thémes et Variations.
17 June-21 Sept 2008. On the 50th anniversary of his career, the Mus
Barcelona What's on
Magnum photographers at the CCCB.
23 April-7 Sept 2008. This touring exhibition from the Parisian Cin
Brussels What's on
20 June-14 Sept 2008. Art works by around 20 famous rock musicians are on show in this unique exhibition at the Bozar Centre for Fine Arts.
Barcelona What's on
Abstract Chinese art in Barcelona.
4 June-21 Sept 2008. The work of more than 40 contemporary artists from the People
Paris What's on
Marie d’Orléans, 1813 -1839 Princess and Romantic artist.
18 Apr-21 July 2008. The Mus
Copenhagen What's on
14 June 2008-8 Mar 2009. This large retrospective is dedicated to the Danish sculptor of the year, Kirsten Ortwed, and to her work from the 1970s to today. For this occasion Ortwed has also created a...
