Amsterdam What's on
The Art of Fashion: Installing Allusions
19 September - 19 December 2009. This fashion exhibition features five top international designers and examines the ever-growing link between high fashion and visual art. There is a long standing trad...
Copenhagen What's on
Open every night. Denmark's premier blues venue, the Mojo Blues Bar is one of Europe's few genuine exponents of live blues, and related musical genres, where it is possible to be entertained every nig...
Brussels What's on
Until 3 January 2010. The Royal Museum for Central Africa is host to an exhibition of 180 traditional tribal masks, one hundred of which come from the museum's own extensive collection. The remaining...
Jersey What's on
Jersey's annual international air display.
10 Sept 2009. Military and civilian aircraft fly high over the island. The start of the display is at 13.00 and finishes with the famous Red Arrows acrobatics at 16.30. The aircraft, many of which arr...
Jersey What's on
12 Sept-18 Oct 2009. Work by Luke Elwes, Alex Lowery, Bridget Macdonald. The title of the show refers to a piano piece by Debussy, inspired by the time he spent in Jersey in 1904 with his new love, Em...
Paris What's on
16 June-27 September 2009. This exhibition documents the origin of the fictitious but popular character of Tarzan. Created by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Tarzan has been the subject of countless cinematic r...
Brussels What's on
1 May - 1 October 2009. The Museum of Fantastic Art is the rather wacky brainchild of Brussels-butcher-turned-curator Michel Dircken who has allowed his fantastical imagination to run riot. Dircken's...
Vienna What's on
Typical! Clichés of Jews and Others
Until 11 October 2009. The Jewish Museum Vienna, in cooperation with the Jewish Museum Berlin, presents a fine-art exhibition which confronts clich
Madrid What's on
Camboya, Tierra de Esperanza (Cambodia, Land of Hope)
19 June - 18 October 2009. Cambodia has suffered tremendously for many years due to war and famine. 'Camboya, Tierra de Esperanza' documents the lives of anonymous people whose bravery in the face of...
Dublin What's on
MANI - The Lost Religion of Light
9 September - 1 November 2009. This fascinating exhibition is a world first. It tells the story of a lost religion which was rediscovered in the 1920s when a small box was found in the Egyptian desert...
Berlin What's on
The Photographs of Herlinde Koelbl (1976 - 2009)
17 July - 1 November 2009. A photographic exhibition of Herlinde Koelbl's works from 1976
Amsterdam What's on
Until 1 November 2009. One of Holland's most well known museums, the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag has a unique collection of glass in all its varied forms from decorative to functional. '1500 Years of Glas...
Oxford What's on
Carolyn Drake: Photographs of Central Asia
14 May - 15 November 2009. Carolyn Drake is an award-winning photographer whose wide selection of photographs and documentary work from Tajikistan and Uzbekistan are on show in the Pitt Rivers Museum....
Copenhagen What's on
5 September 2009 - 10 January 2010. Denmark's Louisiana begins its autumn season with a major contemporary art exhibition featuring work by more than 20 internationally recognised artists, many exhibi...
Dublin What's on
7 May - 29 August 2009. Temporarily housed in the Museum of Decorative Arts & History in Collins Barracks, the collection of the Natural History Museum is once again accessible to visitors after the c...
Jersey What's on
17 Aug-12 Sept 2009. 19th century Japanese ukiyo-e prints 20th century ceramics from York Museum Trust collection.
Ukiyo-e is a genre of Japanese woodblock printing used from the 17th-20th centurie...
Oxford What's on
25 July-6 Sept 2009. The Oxfordshire Museum is holding an exhibition which looks at life through the eyes of a child during the reign of Britain's longest-serving monarch. The show includes the paraso...
Vienna What's on
Global:Lab: Art as a Message. Asia and Europe 1500-1700
3 June-27 Sept 2009. The Austrian Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) presents an exhibition exploring the developments in European and Asian art over two centuries, concentrating on the idea of art as a mea...
