Festivals and Films
Barcelona What's on
18 March - 29 May. This exhibition focuses on etchings from Pablo Picasso's 1937 series The Dream and Lie of Franco. Laden with political symbols and part of the huge body of political art produced by...
Copenhagen What's on
5 March - 25 April. An institution in itself, the Spring Exhibition at the Charlottenborg is one of the highlights of Copenhagen's art calendar.
This year a jury of five Scandinavian art experts h...
Amsterdam What's on
15 March - 20 June. The Rijksmuseum presents a collection of over 20 of its 17th century-drawings and prints of sand dune landscapes. Described by Huigen Leeflang, curator of prints at the Rijksmuseum...
Berlin What's on
Margarita Broich: When the Curtain Falls
18 March - 30 May 2011. A photographic exhibition by actress and photographer Margarita Broich who photographed 60 of her fellow actors behind the curtain just as they finished performing. Including J...
London What's on
18 January - 23 July. The latest temporary exhibition at the Hunterian museum displays specimens of extinct animals from its own collection alongside images of currently endangered animals.
On sho...
Oxford What's on
Neapolitan and Spanish drawings from the Baroque
19 February - 15 May. Highlighting the variety and expertise of Spanish and Neapolitan draughtsmanship, this exhibition comprises 29 drawings from the Christ Church collection, with the earliest works...
London What's on
16 February - 21 August. Billed by the Tate Britain as the most ambitious exhibition about watercolour art ever to be staged, the enormous variety of works on show, spanning an incredible 800 years, c...
Copenhagen What's on
5 February - 15 May. The Mother & Child exhibition by French-American painter and sculptor Louise Jos
Dublin What's on
4 March - 3 April 2011. On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of his death, an exhibition pays tribute to one of Dublin's favourite musicians, Phil Lynott (1949-1986), the principal songwriter and f...
Barcelona What's on
2 February - 1 May. This documentary photography exhibition by photojournalist Gervasio S
Amsterdam What's on
18 February - 29 May. The Van Gogh Museum traces Picasso's early career by documenting his arrival in Paris in 1900 at the age of 19. His interaction with the leading lights of the Paris art world at...
Berlin What's on
Compass - Drawings from the MoMA New York
11 March - 29 May. An exhibition of drawings in all their myriad forms is currently taking place at Martin-Gropius-Bau. The 2,600 works by 600 artists are on loan from the MoMA in New York and compris...
Brussels What's on
11 February - 8 May. BOZAR presents a comprehensive overview of 400 years of Venetian and Flemish art, from the 15th to the 18th century, and asks if one school could have existed without the other....
Paris What's on
9 February - 23 May. An exhibition dedicated to the life and works of one of the major artists of the German Renaissance, Lucas Cranach (c.1472-1553).
The show at the Mus
Vienna What's on
Dynamics! Cubism/Futurism/Kineticism
10 February - 29 May 2011. This comprehensive exhibition examines Vienna's abstract art movements between 1919 and 1929, within the larger context of European modernism.
Viennese Kineticism, an ar...
Dublin What's on
Patterns of Illumination by David Beattie
28 February - 2 April 2011. An installation of new and recent work by Dublin-based artist David Beattie, including a number of works completed during his residency last year at the Mattress Factory Ar...
London What's on
12 March - 10 July 2011. The V&A presents the first retrospective exhibition celebrating the career of one of the world's most influential and provocative fashion designers, Yohji Yamamoto. The exhibi...
Berlin What's on
Feininger from Harvard: Drawings, watercolours and photographs
26 February - 15 May 2011. A retrospective exhibition of 77 watercolours and drawings by the German-American painter and draughtsman, Lyonel Feininger (1871-1956). Presented in conjunction with the Ha...
