Paris What's on
13 October - 27 January 2011. On the occasion of the 150th year of the Louis Vuitton brand, the exhibition pays homage to the luxury fashion house by showcasing a range of the company's high end produ...
Madrid What's on
Hans-Peter Feldmann: An Art Exhibition
22 September - 28 February 2011. Born in 1941, Hans-Peter Feldmann grew up in post-war Germany in a world largely devoid of images. As a result he became fascinated by the escapism offered to him by i...
Berlin What's on
Forced Labour: The Germans, the Forced Labourers and the War
28 September - 30 January 2011. During the second world war, over 20 million men, women and children were taken to Germany and German-occupied territories to work as forced labour, on farms, building...
Copenhagen What's on
Queen Margrethe II of Denmark and Archaeology
09 October - 27 February 2011. Many people are aware that Queen Margrethe II of Denmark has always enjoyed an interest in history and art. With this exhibition, the National Museum reveals the queen t...
Brussels What's on
9 October - 24 April 2011. Etruscans originated in the Italian area of Tuscany, or Etruria as it was known in Roman times. It is not known when the civilisation began, other than that it was prior to...
Jersey What's on
Tennerfest in the Channel Islands comes around again
1 October-14 November 2010. Restaurants in Jersey and Guernsey in are offering special menus at fixed prices until mid-November. Dining places are offering inclusive menus at four fixed prices,
Dublin What's on
John Lavery: Passion and Politics
16 July - 31 October 2010. Born in Belfast, Sir John Lavery (1856-1941) was commissioned to paint Queen Victoria in 1888. This was the beginning of a successful career as a society painter in London....
Dublin What's on
6 October - 20 November 2010. As part of the Ulster Bank Dublin Theatre Festival, the Abbey Theatre presents John Gabriel Borkman, in a reworking of Henrik Ibsen's claustrophobic tale by Frank McGuinn...
London What's on
Treasures from Budapest: European Masterpieces from Leonardo to Schiele
25 September - 12 December. Comprising over 200 works including paintings, drawings and sculpture from the early Renaissance to the 20th century, the Royal Academy of Arts presents a selection of mast...
Amsterdam What's on
Singsongs, Treasures from the Forbidden City
15 October - 31 March 2011. Three years ago, eight antique Chinese musical clocks from the imperial collection of Bejing's Palace Museum of the Forbidden City were brought to the world-renowned Speelk...
London What's on
Venice: Canaletto and his rivals.
13 October-16 January 2011. The exhibition, the most comprehensive on Venetian landscape painting since the one in Venice in 1967, brings together some 60 major works from public and private collectio...
Barcelona What's on
Friendly Game - Electronic Feelings
7 July - 1 November 2010. Beginning with two of Pipilotti Rist's video installations, Porqu
Madrid What's on
Carlos Garaicoa: End of Silence
25 September - 7 November 2010. Cuban artist Carlos Garaicoa's work involves a dialogue between cities and their architecture. Born in 1967, Garaicoa presents new ways of interpreting urban society an...
Copenhagen What's on
Revolution and Civil War in Finland 1918
11 September - 30 December 2010. Less than 100 years ago, Finland was in the grips of a bloody civil war - part of the turmoil caused by the first world war. The Finnish civil war was fought from 27 J...
Amsterdam What's on
9 October - 9 January 2010. As part of the thirteenth edition of Document Nederland, the Rijksmuseum's annual photography assignment, photographer Ilse Frech stayed 4 months on Cura
London What's on
30 September 2010 - 16 January 2011. The Tate Modern presents an exhibition dedicated to the post impressionist Paul Gauguin, including paintings and drawings from around the world.
Many of the Fr...
Brussels What's on
17 September - 16 January 2011. On the centenary of Europe's twentieth-century art movement Abstraction, this exhibition celebrates Belgium's considerable contribution to the genre. Dedicated to the g...
Berlin What's on
Philipp Franck: From Taunus to Wannsee
2 September - 16 January 2011. Taunus to Wannsee is the title of an exhibition dedicated to Philipp Franck (1860-1944), one of Germany's most prominent Impressionists. Franck spent his life immersed i...
Oxford What's on
Japanese Ghosts and Demons: Ukiyo-e prints from the Ashmolean
29 September - 27 February 2011. Designed to coincide with Hallowe'en, the Ashmolean presents an exhibition of 19th-century Japanese woodblock prints from its own collection, focusing on the work of r...
