Madrid What's on
14 February - 20 May. The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, in collaboration with the Caja Madrid Foundation, presents the first major retrospective in Spain devoted to Russian artist Marc Chagall.
Highl...
Berlin What's on
Ai Weiwei in New York: Photographs 1983-1993
9 January - 18 March. The Martin-Gropuis-Bau exhibits 220 photographs taken by leading Chinese artist Ai Weiwei in New York from 1982-1993.
Curated by Weiwei himself, the exhibition comprises imag...
Amsterdam What's on
Klee and Cobra: A Child's Play
30 January - 22 April. An exhibition of over 130 works by Paul Klee, along with a similar number of works by artists including Karel Appel, Constant, Corneille, Eug
Dublin What's on
16 - 26 February. The 2012 Jameson Dublin International Film Festival offers a huge range of international films and movie discussions over 11 nights in venues across the capital, including Cineworld,...
London What's on
Picasso and Modern British Art
15 February - 15 July. The Tate Britain hosts a exhibition that explores the role played by Pablo Picasso in shaping British art, and in particular how the Spanish artist influenced some of Britain's...
Brussels What's on
Cy Twombly: Photographs 1951-2010
1 Feb-29 April. Over 100 Polaroid photographs by the American artist Cy Twombly, selected in close cooperation with the artist prior to his death in Rome last summer, are now on show in Brussels.
A...
Madrid What's on
Paloma Polo: Posición aparente (Apparent position)
24 January - 23 April. Part of the research project 'Fissures', Madrid artist Paloma Polo explores the complex relationship between scientific development and European colonial expansion in the 19th c...
London What's on
25 January - 5 June. The Victoria and Albert Museum showcases the world
Copenhagen What's on
10 years of Dansk: A decade of Danish fashion
27 January - 2 March. On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of Denmark's fashion magazine DANSK, the Danish Design Centre is staging an exhibition in honour of the six-monthly English publication,...
Barcelona What's on
1 February - 31 May. An exhibition examining the divinities, myths and cults of the inhabitants of the Iberian Peninsula from the fifth century BC until the arrival of the Visigoths in the fifth centu...
Amsterdam What's on
14 December - 5 March. The Rijksmuseum celebrates the religious imagery associated with Christmas, with a selection of ten magnificent paintings and several sculptures.
The paintings, many of them...
Vienna What's on
29 Jan - 28 May. The hugely-successful musical Cats returns to Vienna. It is the original West End version but is performed in German.
Although the specially-designed theatre tent seats 1,800, it...
Berlin What's on
New faces are always welcome at Another Country's Tuesday night film club, with screenings taking place at 20.00. An English Language second hand bookshop, the 20,000 books at Another Country can be...
Amsterdam What's on
Until 26 August. Although far from being a cheery subject for an exhibition, death is an inevitable part of life and its effects must be faced by everyone.
Death Matters examines how people from d...
Brussels What's on
Architectonic: Concrete Walls 1958-1980
15 Dec - 15 April. For the last 100 years concrete has made a huge impact on architecture around the world, and not always in a good way.
Architectonic examines the effect that concrete has had on...
Madrid What's on
René Daniëls. An exhibition is always part of a greater whole
20 Oct - 26 March. The Reina Sofia presents an exhibition dedicated to the work of Dutch artist Ren
Oxford What's on
16 Jan - 10 March. This exhibition examines the life of Paul Jacobsthal, a leading Celtic archaeologist who was forced to flee his native Germany in 1936 due to his Jewish background and his study of...
