Festivals and Films
Vienna What's on
Maria Callas at the Theatre Museum.
1 Jun-17 Sept 2006. The Austrian Theatre Museum hosts a multi-media exhibition dedicated to the legendary NY-born Greek opera star Maria Callas (1923-1977). Costumes, rare photos, film excerpts from P...
Madrid What's on
Summer nights at the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza.
1 Jul-2 Sept 2006. Two major exhibitions at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum are being opened to the public until 23.00 over summer. From Cranach to Monet. Masterpieces from the Prez Simn Collection is a...
Barcelona What's on
Henry Moore (1898-1986) Retrospective.
19 Jul-29 Oct 2006. The CaixaForum hosts this extensive exhibition of the great British abstract sculptors work, with over 160 pieces on display, including sculptures, drawings and graphic work. Cover...
Oxford What's on
Leonardo in Oxford Universitys collections.
9 Aug-5 Nov 2006. The work of intellectual and artistic genius Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) acts as a guide in discovering the rich collections of the University of Oxford via an itinerary that takes...
Vienna What's on
5 May-5 Nov 2006. Presented by Viennas Sigmund Freud Museum to mark the 150th anniversary of the father of psychoanalysiss birth, the The Couch exhibition focuses on the simple piece of furniture that...
Dublin What's on
26 July-15 Oct 2006. The Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) presents an exhibition exploring the parallels between established mainstream and Outsider artists. The term Outsider Art is the English rend...
Copenhagen What's on
4 July-1 Nov 2006. The Danish Design Centre hosts an exhibition of contemporary Danish design featuring everything from furniture, fashion, bicycles, street signs, china, cutlery and wheelchairs to mo...
Berlin What's on
4 Aug-5 Nov 2006. Around 70 artworks by the Dutch maestro go on show at the Sonderausstellungshallen Kulturforum to mark the 400th anniversary of his birth. Focussing on the period after the painting...
Dublin What's on
Exhibition on Yeats in Dublin.
25 May 2006-31 May 2009. The National Library of Ireland presents a comprehensive exhibition of the works of Nobel prize-winning Irish poet, William Butler Yeats (1865-1939). Drawing on material donat...
Copenhagen What's on
12 May-8 Oct 2006. The Statens Museum for Kunst hosts an exhibition of French master drawings, featuring works by Gaugin, Giacometti, Dgas , Matisse, Manet, Rodin, Picasso, Cezanne and Forain, who gat...
Berlin What's on
21 June-4 Sept 2006. The Bauhaus Museum of Design presents Photographic Experiments in Colour, 1934-1946, an exhibition dedicated to the work of Hungarian-born artist/photographer Lszl Moholy-Nagy (18...
Berlin What's on
17 July-10 Sept 2006. The Berlin Literaturhaus presents a series of readings, films and lectures dedicated to Samuel Beckett (1906-1989) to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Nobel prize-winning a...
Vienna What's on
27 June-17 Sept 2006. The Vienna Kunsthistorisches Museum presents an exhibition of sculptures by Flemish artist Jean Boulogne, (1529-1608) who rose to fame at the court of the Medici in Florence unde...
Paris What's on
Auguste Rodin and Eugne Carrire.
11 July-1 Oct 2006. The Muse dOrsay hosts this comparative exhibition of around 100 very different works by French sculptor and artist Auguste Rodin (1840-1917) and his lesser-known contemporary, Eugn...
Madrid What's on
Picasso. Tradition and avant-garde.
6 June-3 Sept 2006. An exhibition of over 100 masterpieces by the most important Spanish artist of the 20th century are on show at the Museo del Prado and the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofa....
Oxford What's on
27 May-7 Sept 2006. The Museum of Oxford takes a nostalgic look back at everyday life in the colourful and revolutionary decade of the Swinging Sixties, with an exhibition of fashion memorabilia, clas...
Dublin What's on
Royal Hibernian Academy exhibition.
30 May-8 July 2006. The Royal Hibernian Academy (RHA) presents the 176th edition of its annual exhibition, which includes 550 new works by RHA academicians, works by 30 invited artists and a selection...
Amsterdam What's on
12 April-3 Sept 2006. Amsterdams Historisch Museum hosts an interactive exhibition exploring the life of the young German- Jewish refugee Anne Frank through the letters and postcards she wrote to fami...
Oxford What's on
The first private exhibition of photographer, Michele Cavazzini. Unique and amusing experiments at capturing the exotic nature of ordinary scenes.
Berlin What's on
12 April-10 July 2006. This exhibition at Berlins Martin-Gropius-Bau gallery explores art and culture in Papal Rome, with over 300 art works on loan from the Vatican Museums, the Fabbrica di San Pietr...
