Dublin What's on
13 January - 26 February. The Royal Hibernian Academy dedicates a retrospective to celebrated Irish artist Carey Clarke.
Following graduation at Dublin's National College of Art & Design, Clarke's...
London What's on
Until 4 March. Regarded as one of the most significant war photographers of the late 20th century, Don McCullin has documented the consequences of conflicts in war-torn regions such as Biafra, Cyprus,...
Vienna What's on
9 November - 26 February. The Albertina presents an exhibition dedicated to the surrealist master Ren
Dublin What's on
Turner: A Light in the Darkness
1-31 January. The National Gallery of Ireland holds its annual tribute to the groundbreaking English landscape artist Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851) whose oils and watercolours are seen as...
Brussels What's on
6 October - 2 September. This family-friendly interactive exhibition is aimed at children aged from six years, with special activities for pre-school kids aged from three upwards.
The sensory expe...
Barcelona What's on
Volume! Works from the collections of "la Caixa" Foundation and MACBA
9 November - 23 April. The first exhibition showcasing the combined modern art collections of the La Caixa Foundation and the Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA), numbering 4,450 works, take...
Madrid What's on
22 November - 26 March. An exhibition charts the 40-year career of Spanish artist Antoni Muntadas, considered one of the country's pioneers of media art and conceptual art.
In his works Muntadas u...
Copenhagen What's on
18 November - 12 February. Louisiana Museum of Modern Art presents an exhibition of works by leading contemporary Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, from the years 2003-2010.
Weiwei's artistic practice ext...
Madrid What's on
Berthe Morisot: The Woman Impressionist
15 November - 12 February. For the first time Spain dedicates a major exhibition to the work of Berthe Morisot (1841-1895), the first woman to join the Impressionist movement.
On loan predominantl...
Berlin What's on
Tehran 50 Half a Century of German Archaeology in Iran
2 December - 4 March. An exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of the foundation of the Tehran department of the German Archaeological Institute (DAI) takes place at the Museum for Islamic Art....
Vienna What's on
Nuances - The Forberg Collection
21 October - 22 January. The Albertina presents the Forberg Collection
Brussels What's on
Sabena: The progress came from the sky
30 September - 26 February. This exhibition is dedicated to Sabena, the national airline of Belgium from 1923 until it went bankrupt in 2001.
The exhibition reveals the history of the airline's de...
Oxford What's on
2 December - 15 January. Written and directed by Peter Duncan, Mother Goose promises all the favourite Oxford Playhouse pantomime ingredients such as heroes and villains, slapstick humour and songs....
Amsterdam What's on
The Dutch East Indies at Home: Traces of a Colonial Past
Until 30 January. The Amsterdam Museum Geelvinck presents the third exhibition in the series "Asia from the Heart" by focusing on the last remnants of the former Dutch East Indies colony which still e...
Barcelona What's on
18 November - 25 February. Exhibition that examines the intense relationship between Ballets Russes and Spain, and pays homage to the figure of Serge Diaghilev through his dance company, Ballets Russe...
London What's on
Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan
9 November - 5 February. Described by the National Gallery as unprecedented, this exhibition assembles the most complete collection of Leonardo
