Festivals and Films
Oxford What's on
Until 18 September. The Pitt Rivers Museum presents 14 albumen prints by Jacques-Philippe Potteau, as well as a couple of engravings relating to two Japanese trade missions to Europe in 1862 and 1864....
Madrid What's on
Not just Goya: Acquisitions for the Department of Prints and Drawings 1997-2010
5 May-31 July. The Prado Museum is currently displaying a wide selection of drawings, artists' notebooks and photographs which, due to their fragile nature, are normally stored in the department of Pr...
Copenhagen What's on
The Dispute on Art: Artists from Funen
8 April-11 September. The Ordrupgaard and Faaborg museums present an exhibition of some 50 paintings by three Danish artists: Fritz Syberg (1862-1939), Johannes Larsen (1867-1961) and Peter Hansen (18...
Madrid What's on
8 March - 5 June. This exhibition counters the stereotypical view of women as depicted throughout the history of Western art: often appearing as seductive, indulgent and submissive, and featuring in a...
Brussels What's on
1 June-4 September. The ongoing legacy of Brussels-based architectural practice 51N4E is highlighted in a retrospective exhibition presented by BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts.
Curated by the French ar...
Amsterdam What's on
6 April-5 September. Including nine uplifting floral paintings from the Rijksmuseum collection, this exhibition focuses on the fact that in 17th-century Holland cut flowers were a luxury associated wi...
Berlin What's on
Revisited: Allied Locations in Berlin
Until 28 August. The display of large-scale contemporary architectural photographs by Mila Hacke presents 15 long lost properties in the city that formerly belonged to the allied powers.
Some of t...
Paris What's on
24 May-25 September. This exhibition at Jeu de Paume presents a wide collection of works by the avant-garde photographer Claude Cahun (1894-1954).
It highlights the diversity of the artist who use...
Dublin What's on
The Art Books of Henri Matisse
26 May-25 September. The Chester Beatty Library presents an exhibition of art books by Henri Matisse, including four of the French artist
Oxford What's on
Manifold Greatness: Oxford and the Making of the King James Bible
22 April-4 September. In celebration of the 400th anniversary of the publication of the King James Bible (1611) the Bodleian Library tells the fascinating story of the English language's most frequent...
Madrid What's on
16 May-30 August. In January 2010 Haiti was struck by a catastrophic earthquake, the epicentre of which was near the town of L
Barcelona What's on
Barcelona. 27 works, 18 authors
11 February-31 December. Comprising work by 18 artists who have played a key role in the visual arts in recent years, this exhibition of 27 pieces by 18 important artists from the Josep Su
Brussels What's on
8 April-16 October. This series of exhibitions at the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History features imagery by contemporary photographer Virginie Cornet displayed alongside toys from...
Dublin What's on
Masterpieces from the Collection
Until 31 December. This ongoing exhibition sees the presentation of some of the finest works in the collection of Ireland's National Gallery, including a selection of European works from the early ren...
Copenhagen What's on
David Hockney: Me Draw on IPad
8 April-28 August. This slightly unorthodox exhibition sees the work of leading British artist David Hockney but is not what one might expect.
Over the last few years Hockney has created over 400...
Paris What's on
Charlotte Perriand: From photography to design
7 April-18 September. With this exhibition the Petit Palais reveals for the first time the important role played by photography in the creative process of French avant-garde designer Charlotte Perrian...
Oxford What's on
Heracles to Alexander The Great
7 April-29 August. With the subtitle "Treasures From The Royal Capital of Macedon, A Hellenic Kingdom in the Age of Democracy", this exhibition showcases over 500 treasures found recently in the royal...
London What's on
Tracey Emin: Love is What You Want
18 May-29 August. Tracey Emin, one of Britain's celebrity contemporary artists, draws from her own life experiences as source material for her show at the Hayward Gallery which covers every aspect of...
