Copenhagen What's on
Hammershøiana: Drawings, photographs and other memories
10 June-23 Oct. In honour of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Hirschsprung, the museum is holding a number of exhibitions of works from the archives, normally kept out of the public eye....
Dublin What's on
6 Sept-31 October. With the subtitle "Terrible Beauty: Art, Crisis, Change & The Office of Non-Compliance", Dublin Contemporary borrows from W.B. Yeats
Berlin What's on
Between Art and Film: Storyboards from Hitchcock to Spielberg
11 Aug-29 Nov. This joint exhibition presented by Kunsthalle Emden and the Berlin Museum for Film and Television highlights the role of cinematic storyboards, with a varied display including monochrom...
Barcelona What's on
Feasting on Paris: Picasso 1900-1907
29 June-16 Oct. In collaboration with the Van Gogh Museum of Amsterdam, Barcelona's Picasso Museum traces Picasso's early career by documenting his arrival in Paris in 1900 at the age of 19.
His i...
Brussels What's on
1 July-9 Oct. On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Belgian architect and designer Victor Horta, Brussels celebrates the former fa
Dublin What's on
23 Aug-10 Sept. Continuing a long-established association with Sam Shepard, the Abbey Theatre presents the American playwright
Brussels What's on
20 July-11 Sept. Launched in July by Prince Philippe and Princess Mathilde of Belgium, the Royal Palace of Brussels is open to the public until 11 September.
Visitors have access to prestigious pa...
Berlin What's on
Snow in Samarkand: Views from the Hinterland of War, photographs by Daniel Schwartz
23 June-12 Sept. The exhibition of photographs by internationally-recognised Swiss photographer Daniel Schwartz focuses on the geographical, historical and political landscape of Afghanistan and Centr...
Oxford What's on
Buscot Park & The Faringdon Collection
Until 30 Sept. Buscot Park is home to the Faringdon Collection, which consists of a wealth of antiques and furniture, and includes Burne-Jones's painting The Legend of the Briar Rose, inspired by the...
Madrid What's on
27 July-31 Oct. The Caixa Forum presents an exhibition of treasures from the pre-Columbian civilisation of Teotihuac
Vienna What's on
Hundertwasser: The Art Of The Green Path
7 July-6 Nov. This extensive retrospective traces the career of Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928
Amsterdam What's on
18 March-20 Nov. The Tropenmuseum presents an exhibition of black and white photographs of natural disasters such as tsunamis, earthquakes and mudslides.
The images, by contemporary Indonesian pho...
London What's on
The Face of Courage: Portraits of the British at War, 1940-45
8 June-31 Dec. The Royal Air Force Museum presents an exhibition of portraits by war artist Eric Kennington of British soldiers from world war two, the first exhibition to focus specifically on his po...
Vienna What's on
2 July-4 Sept. Each summer the City Hall Square in Vienna transforms into the venue of the Music Film Festival which presents a programme of classical music, opera, operetta, dance and concert music,...
Paris What's on
6 June-17 Sept. A retrospective of the work of German painter, sculptor and photographer Nils Udo, born in Bavaria in 1937.
After painting all his life, in his late sixties Udo decided to embrace...
London What's on
Twombly and Poussin: Arcadian painters
29 June-25 Sept. An interesting exhibition at the Dulwich Picture Gallery contrasts the work of 17th-century classical painter Nicolas Poussin (1594 -1665) with that of American artist Cy Twombly (192...
Madrid What's on
Elena Asins: Fragments of Memory
15 June-12 Oct. According to the Reina Sofia Museum, currently hosting an exhibition of the work of Spanish artist Elena Asins (born in 1940), her work reflects "both the constructive tradition of the...
Oxford What's on
9 July-3 Sept. The Museum of Oxford presents a series of family-friendly art and craft events based on Oxford author Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
An exhibition featuring histo...
