London What's on
1 February - 15 May. Supported by the Andy Warhol foundation for the visual arts, the Tate Britain hosts a major retrospective of Susan Hiller's work. Born in Florida in 1940, Hiller has lived and wor...
Amsterdam What's on
Alexander's Legacy: Greeks in Egypt
17 September - 20 March 2011. To coincide with the Hermitage museum's exhibition on Alexander the Great (356-323 BC) the Allard Pierson Museum presents Alexander's Legacy: Greeks in Egypt. The exhibit...
London What's on
19 January - 25 April 2011. The Tate Modern presents an exhibition by Gabriel Orozco who is known for collecting random items and recreating them as works of art, making the viewer look twice at an im...
Vienna What's on
20 January - 6 March 2011. The City Hall Square has been transformed into a 6,000 sqm outdoor ice skating rink called the Vienna Ice Dream.
The illuminated fa
Paris What's on
Until 21 March 2011. In an attempt to extract the artist from the movement, the Centre Pompidou assesses the work of Dutch artist Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) and his dual identity as the leading figure...
Dublin What's on
Post-War American Art: The Novak/O’Doherty Collection
8 September - 27 February 2011. Currently on show at Dublin's IMMA is the Novak/O'Doherty Collection.
Comprising watercolours, drawings, prints, paintings and photographs, the collection was gifte...
Madrid What's on
26 November - 25 April 2011. The exhibition "ctrl" at the Reina Sofia museum sees acclaimed Polish sculptor Miroslaw Balka examining symbols of power structures and ideologies.
Balka inverts and co...
Copenhagen What's on
3 December - 16 April 2011. The Det Kongelige Teater presents Giacomo Puccini's much-loved opera: La Boh
Oxford What's on
Rad Cam by Emma Dougherty & Tim Steward
15 January - 13 February 2011. An exhibition of dynamic new views of Oxford's celebrated building, the Radcliffe Camera, by UK-based artists Emma Dougherty and Tim Steward.
Dougherty is an artist...
Amsterdam What's on
The Immortal Alexander the Great: the myth, the reality, his journey, his legacy
18 September - 18 March 2011. The Hermitage museum in Amsterdam presents an exhibition dedicated to the myth, reality and legacy of Alexander the Great (356-323).
Spanning a period of almost 2,500...
Amsterdam What's on
15 January - 23 March 2011. Amsterdam's Photography Museum presents Kosmos, an ingenious exhibit by Joris Jansen, recipient of the prestigious photographic award, the Steenbergen Stipendium in 2009....
Barcelona What's on
Zoomania: Ceramic Animal Figures: From Symbols to Pets
27 October - 27 March 2011. This exhibition of ceramic animal figures from the archives of the Museum of Ceramics is divided into sections which focus on various aspects of the depiction of the animal...
Berlin What's on
15 November - 17 June 2012. Aimed at children aged between four and ten, this exhibition tells fantastical tales of dragons and heroes.
The Children's Gallery of the Bode Museum hosts a cast of dr...
Dublin What's on
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Vienna What's on
8 December 2010 - 1 May 2011. One of Austria's most influential contemporary artists, Eva Schegel is concerned with attempting to portray the ephemeral in different materials such as glass and mirrors...
Oxford What's on
Henry Aldrich - An Oxford Universal Man
3 November - 30 January 2011. Celebrating the tricentenary of the death of Henry Aldrich, Dean of Christ Church from 1689 until his death in 1710, this exhibition displays some of the most prominent p...
Madrid What's on
Atlas: How to carry the world on one’s back
26 November - 28 March 2011. The Museo Nacional Centro de Arte presents an exhibition dedicated to the Greek mythological legend of Atlas, the titan who bore the weight of the world on his shoulders....
Dublin What's on
15 December - 5 February 2011. Described as a 'rip-roaring romantic adventure', director Mikel Murfi's drama is set in 1880s Ireland in the Wicklow mountains south of Dublin.
The rebel Beamish Mac...
