Paris What's on
13 September - 13 January 2013. The Musée de Montmartre recreates the artistic, literary and musical atmosphere of the legendary Chat Noir cabaret, and fin-de-siècle Montmartre, with mor...
Vienna What's on
Emperor Maximilian I and the Art of his Time
14 September - 6 January 2013. The Albertina celebrates art produced under the rule of the mediaeval emperor Maximilian I, once referred to by historians as the "Last Night".
Maximilian commission...
Brussels What's on
11 September - 3 February 2013. The Royal Museum of Fine Art presents the fourth edition in its series dedicated to Expressionism, an art movement characterised by strong, often excessive emotion and...
Dublin What's on
Conor Walton: Allegories of Painting
14 September - 13 October. Dunamaise Arts Centre presents Conor Walton’s ninth solo-show, titled Allegories of Painting.
With his latest exhibition of figure paintings, Walton explores theme...
Barcelona What's on
Le Corbusier and Jean Genet in the Raval
07 June - 21 October. The Museum of Contemporary Art examines how Barcelona was viewed in the 1930s by two prominent members of the international artistic community of the day: pioneering Swiss arch...
London What's on
28 June – 14 October. With "The Modern Eye", the Tate Modern aims to dispel any misconceptions associated with the paintings of Norwegian painter Edvard Munch (1863–1944) whose work orga...
Oxford What's on
Contemporary Chinese Art from the Sullivan Collection
24 July - 27 January 2013. The Ashmolean presents a selection of works from the Khoan and Michael Sullivan Collection, one of the foremost collections of modern and contemporary Chinese art in the w...
Berlin What's on
25 August - 28 October. An open air exhibition uncovering what Berlin looked like during the Middle Ages takes place at locations across the capital as part of the city's 775th birthday celebrations...
Copenhagen What's on
Matisse: Doubles and Variations
14 July - 28 October. Denmark's National Gallery provides an extensive selection of "series and pairs" by Henri Matisse (1869-1954), offering a glimpse into how similar objects were viewed in differ...
Amsterdam What's on
3 July - 3 December. The 14 works in this exhibition illustrate how boys were depicted by Dutch artists in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.
The portrait paintings and miniature sculptures on dis...
Dublin What's on
Real Life? Hogarth’s Images of Love, Death and Family
23 July – 18 November. The National Gallery of Ireland pays tribute to the London painter, printmaker and pictorial satirist William Hogarth (1697-1764) with an exhibition featuring four painti...
Vienna What's on
25 May – 2 December. The Austrian Folklore Museum displays 350 textile samples from the estate of the Austrian fashion designer Emilie Louise Flöge.
In her role as owner of Vienna's ha...
Madrid What's on
Sacred Stories: Religious Paintings by Spanish Artists in Rome (1852-1864)
17 May - 27 January 2013. The Prado Museum presents an exhibition of religious paintings produced by Spanish painters that were based in Rome between 1852 and 1866.
On display are five masterpiec...
Paris What's on
3 July - 14 October. The Palace of Versailles presents a series of portraits of famous and lesser-known women associated with the Grand Trianon, the country retreat of the French king.
Three cen...
London What's on
11 July - 23 September. Choreographers, composers, poets and visual artists such as Chris Ofili, Mark Wallinger and Conrad Shawcross respond to paintings by Renaissance artist Titian.
The work of...
Berlin What's on
Bilingual People Language Recruitment Fair
Make a date in your diary to visit The Bilingual People – Language Recruitment Fair, at the Marriott Hotel in Berlin on the 8th September! The Bilingual People Language Recruitment Fair is the...
Oxford What's on
23 June - 16 September. A major exhibition of work by Cambridge artist Jenny Saville from the early 1990s until the present is currently on show in Oxford. Despite being internationally acclaimed, th...
Berlin What's on
26 April - 8 October. This year's winner of the Vattenfall Contemporary prize - awarded to internationally-acclaimed artists living and working in Berlin - is Michael Sailstorfer.
The artist's fi...
Brussels What's on
Posy Simmonds: Essentially English
12 June - 25 November. The Belgian Comics Centre hosts Belgium's first exhibition dedicated to Rosemary "Posy" Simmonds, the British newspaper cartoonist, writer and illustrator of children's books....
Berlin What's on
Safety, Speed, Comfort. Exquisite Vintage Travel posters 1920-1950
Exhibition in design gallery ZEITLOS – BERLIN from 13 October to 9 December 2012 On 13 October, on the occasion of Design Meile, the design gallery ZEITLOS – BERLIN opens an exhibition of...
