Berlin What's on
Following extensive renovations the new-look Museum Berggruen reopened to the public on 15 March with the permanent exhibition "Picasso and his Time".
The show comprises more than 100 of Picasso's...
Brussels What's on
Tetrachromat is a solo show by Tauba Auerbach, a Californian artist whose paintings, drawings, photographs and artist books are inspired by mathematics, physics and topology. Auerbach's paintings play...
Madrid What's on
The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum presents a major retrospective of Hyperrealism, an art movement which began in the US in the late 1960s and whose paintings were created to resemble a high-resolution pho...
Vienna What's on
Under the subheading "Fleeting Worlds" the Clouds exhibition at the Leopold Museum presents a collection of paintings by a diverse group of artists from the 19th century to the present day, all o...
London What's on
The Victoria & Albert Museum presents more than 300 objects relating to influential British pop singer David Bowie, in the first international retrospective dedicated to the artist's career.
Th...
Barcelona What's on
MACBA presents a major exhibition of almost 350 drawings produced by important New York conceptual artist Lawrence Weiner over a 50-year period.
Comprising a large and varied collection of drawings...
Berlin What's on
A Tribute to David Bowie HAUPTSTRASSE The Berlin Years 1976 - 1978
On January 8th 2013, his 66th birthday, David Bowie surprised the whole world by publishing on the Internet a video with the new song Where Are We Now, a touching wistful retrospect of his Berlin year...
Dublin What's on
The Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) explores the early decades of Cubism with an exhibition featuring the work of leading Irish exponents of the genre, Evie Hone, Mainie Jellett, May Guinness, Mary...
Oxford What's on
The Ashmolean presents "Landscape Landscript", a major exhibition devoted to the landscapes of Xu Bing, the prominent Chinese artist.
Bing is among China's most critically acclaimed artists, best...
Berlin What's on
Diversity Destroyed: Berlin 1933
This exhibition at the German Historical Museum charts the social and democratic decline of Berlin under the Nazi regime between 1933 and 1945.
The exhibition is part of Berlin's 2013 "Theme Year"...
Barcelona What's on
Eulàlia Grau: I Have Never Painted Golden Angels
The MACBA presents an exhibition by Eulàlia Grau, a Catalan artist known for her avant-garde montages, collages and manipulated photographs.
Most of her art is created in response to what s...
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Copenhagen What's on
12 Oct-17 March. The National Gallery of Denmark zooms in on a selection of paintings, sketches, prints and architectural drawings and asks how the finer details affect our understanding of a picture....
Vienna What's on
A Shot of Rhythm and Colour: English Textile Design of the late 19th Century
The MAK presents a comprehensive overview of English fabrics from its Textiles and Carpets collection.
The textiles on display were purchased by the museum authorities in England in the 19th centu...
Paris What's on
The Centre Pompidou is holding a major retrospective devoted to the unique work of Irish designer Eileen Gray (1879 - 1976), a pioneering artist and modernist.
Although critics tend to divide her...
Brussels What's on
Bozar presents "The Obsession of the Demiurge. Selected Works 1993-2012", the first exhibition in Belgium of work by German artist Neo Rauch.
A key exponent of the New Leipzig School, Rauch is kno...
Amsterdam What's on
The Amsterdam City Archives presents an exhibition on the construction of the city's canals in the Golden Age, during the year of their 400th anniversary.
Using archival documents and maps, it is...
Madrid What's on
The Museo Reina Sofía dedicates the largest retrospective to date of Spanish sculptor and installation artist Cristina Iglesias. Comprising over 50 pieces, the exhibition spans the Madrid-based...
Dublin What's on
Treasured Sheets: European Works from the Collection
The National Gallery of Ireland showcases the wealth of its collection of European drawings with an exhibition of some 50 works on paper, spanning the 15th to the 20th centuries.
The works on show...
Barcelona What's on
25 Jan-28 April. The Phantom Home exhibition at MACBA is a retrospective of the work of the Palestinian Bedouin photographer Ahlam Shibli, (born 1970).
Based in the city of Haifa in northern Israe...
Berlin What's on
11 Jan-12 May. Berlin's Deutsche Kinemathek film museum pays homage to the veteran American movie director Martin Scorsese with a major exhibition that examines his life and working methods.
The sh...
