London What's on
Scythians: warriors of ancient Siberia
14 Sept-14 Jan. The British Museum highlights the little-known Scythians, nomadic tribes and warriors, who roamed the plains of Siberia 2,500 years ago.
The museum's exhibition explores the story of...
Oxford What's on
Collecting the Past: Scholars’ Taste in Chinese Art
21 March-22 Oct. Exhibition featuring a range of Chinese paintings, collected by Chinese scholars and artists since the 18th century.
The works are displayed alongside artists' tools such as brush...
Oxford What's on
King Alfred's Coins: Viking Treasure
1 Nov-31 Jan. The Ashmolean Museum is holding an exhibition to raise awareness for its campaign to acquire a major Viking hoard discovered in Watlington, Oxfordshire in October 2015.
The find, whi...
Berlin What's on
Germany – Memories of a Nation
8 Oct-9 Jan. Exhibition exploring and contrasting the deep-rooted shared memories of East and West German citizens who lived for decades on either side of the Berlin Wall.
The exhibition shows 200...
Amsterdam What's on
Miró in the Rijksmuseum gardens
The gardens of the Rijksmuseum are adorned with 21 sculptures by the Spanish surrealist artist Joan Miró (1893-1983).
This open-air exhibition, which includes selected works from 1966-1982,...
Brussels What's on
This exhibition examines the history behind the cave paintings of the Lascaux caves, one of the most significant examples of cave art from the Upper Paleolithic era, otherwise known as the end of the...
Amsterdam What's on
Modern Times: Photography in the 20th Century
The Rijksmuseum stages its first major photography exhibition to inaugurate its recently renovated Philips Wing, as part of its remodernisation programme.
On show are more than 400 images tracing k...
Brussels What's on
Late Night Thursdays at Brussels' Museums
Once again the museums of Brussels open their doors every Thursday evening for late night visits, from 17.00-22.00.
This year there are 63 museums participating across the city, including lesser-kn...
Berlin What's on
David Chipperfield: Sticks and Stones
The British architect and artist Sir David Chipperfield has filled the open glass hall of the Neue Nationalgalerie with144 large tree trunks, transforming it into a forest-like space for three months....
Oxford What's on
An exhibition outlining one of the most significant archaeological discoveries of the 20th century.
The Ashmolean charts the hunt for the tomb and its subsequent discovery by Howard Carter, whose o...
Oxford What's on
The Great War: Personal Stories from Downing Street to the Trenches
The Bodleian draws on its collection of archive letters and diaries of politicians, soldiers and civilians to provide an insight into world war one.
The authors are all connected in some way with O...
Brussels What's on
Each summer Belgium's Royal Palace opens its doors to the public, offering viewers an impressive array of otherwise inaccessible rooms.
Among the highlights are the Throne Room with its 11 chandeli...
Oxford What's on
The Oxfordshire Museum examines how the discoveries of British naturalist, explorer, geographer, anthropologist and biologist Alfred Russel Wallace were informed by the places in which he lived.
Ma...
London What's on
Ancient lives, new discoveries
This unusual exhibition at the British Museum centres around the macabre world of mummification and the human stories behind the preserved corpses on show.
The eight mummies come from ancient Egypt...
Paris What's on
Birth of a Universal Museum: Louvre Abu Dhabi
This exhibition highlights the upcoming opening of the Louvre Abu Dhabi, presenting works from the new museum's collection in Paris for the first time.
The works on show include pieces from history...
