Vienna What's on
SEGWAY Human transporter tours.
Until 31 October 2005. A new way to discover Vienna: a guided tour via this special upright motor scooter. The SEGWAY is the first self-balancing, electric-powered transportation device and almost al...
Vienna What's on
Inward - Seismograph of the body soul
Until 5 November, 2006. This special exhibition, a tribute to the works of artist Rudi Wach, was designed to fit into and complement the exhibition grounds. For example, the abbey entrance features la...
Paris What's on
1 April-6 November 2005. What place did animals occupy and what were the different roles they played in Mediaeval daily life? This exhibition explores the symbolic vision of animals in this period by...
London What's on
29 June- 2 Oct 2005. This touring exhibition explores the depiction of the use of objects in art. There are well-known paintings by Velazquez, Van Gogh and Courbet, as well as contemporary video work...
Oxford What's on
Invention and Inspiration, Early Italian Prints.
9 Aug-16 Oct 2005. Italian woodcuts dating from the 15th and early 16th century including work by Mantegna and Pollaiuolo from the museums collections.
Admission free.
London What's on
Hearwear The Future of Hearing.
26 July-5 March 2006. An exhibition designed to to show how hearwear can be just as fashionable as the latest eyewear The exhibition displays prototypes by some of the United Kingdoms leading designer...
London What's on
5 July-29 Aug 2005. A continuation of the Geffrye Museums interest in exploring urban domestic spaces, this photography exhibition of almost 100 images explores the garden. Jointly organised by the G...
London What's on
Impressionism Abroad: Boston and French Painting.
2 July-11 Sept 2005. A total of 50 works trace the relationship between French and American art during the late 19th century. Work from the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston reveals local artists and coll...
London What's on
29 June- 25 Sept 2005. The show includes a whole room of George Stubbs anatomical drawings of horses, revealing his intimate knowledge gained from working as a stables apprentice for two years.
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London What's on
Until 9 Oct. This is the first major exhibition in the United Kingdom for 20 years dedicated to the work of Frida Kahlo (1907-1954). Self portraits and still lives make up the total of 80 works on sho...
London What's on
Vauxhall Tribes - Going Underground
14 August 2005. Move over skateboarders! If you have not heard of it already, "Freestyle Parkour" is the latest urban trend and involves gravity-defying leaps and risk-taking falls among the steel and...
London What's on
30 June-11 September 2005. Time is running out to visit the British Museums fantastic celebration of Kabuki, Japanese urban theatre, which focuses in particular on the notorious rivalry between its t...
London What's on
10 August-7 January 2005. If you are a fan of British soap operas, this new farce by Ray and Michael Cooney is sure to tickle your fancy. Starring the McGann brothers Joe, Stephen and Mark in the titl...
Copenhagen What's on
4-7 August 2005. Offering a literally bewildering array of entertainment and activities, the annual harbour-side festival in Copenhagen, the Kulturhavn, is an event which has something for everybody....
Berlin What's on
International Berlin Beer Festival.
57 August 2005. When it comes to beer, Germans take things seriously. If you still need convincing then dont miss the 9th Berlin Beer Festival as it transforms the historical Karl-Marx-Allee into the...
Amsterdam What's on
Zeeliederenfestival Sea Shanty Festival
13 14 August 2005. The Nederlands Scheepvaartmuseum Amsterdams Maritime Museum - is once again host to this 2-day celebration of traditional sea-faring songs. Choirs come from all over the world to...
Copenhagen What's on
8-14 August 2005.. After its successful debut last year, the Copenhagen Summerdance Festival reopens its doors with an extended time slot and 100 extra seats available. The festival is once again to b...
Amsterdam What's on
30 July 6 November 2005. This August in Amsterdam is dedicated to the sea, with festivals and exhibitions centred round the Sail Amsterdam Tall Ships Event. The Amsterdam Historisch Museum is taking...
Dublin What's on
DruidSynge 2005 - The Plays of John Millington Synge.
2-19 Aug 2005. Directed by Gary Hynes, this ground-breaking tribute to the life and work of one of Irelands greatest playwrights, John Millington Synge, can be enjoyed over one, two or three days or a...
Dublin What's on
8-20 Aug 2005. This version of Samuel Beckett's masterpiece is directed by Peter Reid. The play focuses on the "the suffering of being" via the themes of compassion, exploitation, humiliation, and dep...
