Your Guide to Exhibitions in Europe

The first solo exhibition in Germany by Delcy Morelos presents a new, large-scale installation that explores themes of earth, Indigenous knowledge, regeneration, and the interconnectedness of nature and humanity.

From her beginnings in Brussels to the Mexican desert, from her early films to her final installations in 2015, this is the first major exhibition in Lisbon dedicated Chantal Akerman.

The exhibition showcases a cinematic installation and a selection of preparatory and parallel board drawings by Eija-Liisa Ahtila.

Casa Rusca presents the first retrospective dedicated to Niele Toroni in his native Switzerland.

The exhibition presents a survey of the work of Andrea Fraser.

The site-specific installation, 'Le grenier du château,' by Annette Messager and Christian Boltanski is presented on the occasion of the institution’s 40th anniversary

Variants is Huyghe’s largest permanent work to date, and the most ambitious Kistefos sculpture park commission so far.

Featuring a selection of approximately 250 works by more than 60 artists from the past 100 years to the present day, the exhibition explores the developments in the museum's photography collection.

Standing over twelve meters tall, Giuseppe Penone’s work in Helsinki Biennial is a sculptural representation of metamorphosis.

A selection of paintings, sculptures, installations and films from the collection of the Centre Pompidou will dialogue with works by Maurizio Cattelan.

Christian Boltanski’s 'The Missing House' from 1990 has been permanently secured for the public as a donation by Annette Messager to Hamburger Bahnhof.

The exhibition follows humanity’s visible traces around the globe from the perspective of more than 100 internationally renowned photographers.

The exhibition is an extensive study dedicated to 20th-century German photography.

Curated by Maurizio Cattelan and Sam Stourdzé, the exhibition invites us to explore the history of color photography over the whole course of the twentieth century, through the zestful gaze of 20...

Cristina Iglesias has explored the concepts of the underground through her ongoing Pozo pieces.

Located inside an excavated lighthouse lies Hondalea, a breathtaking sculptural work by Cristina Iglesias that resembles the specific ecology, petrology and geology of the coastal region of the Basque coast and the...

Penone'scommissioned work is a 10-meter-tall, 60-ton granite and bronze site-specific sculpture that symbolizes internal force and the universal flow of life.

The site specific sculpture by Cerith Wyn Evans is the largest work ever produced by the artist.

Tony Cragg's sculpture welcomes guests to the courtyard at Ham Yard Hotel.

Often devised specifically for the Museum, the works engage in a productive and unexpected dialogue with the architecture that hosts them.

In the installation PM Magazine (1982) created for Documenta 7, Dara Birnbaum works with video taken from a U.S. prime time television programme and from a commercial for computers.

His works investigate ruptures in language, syntax, and music, inviting creative dislocations, which generate new interpretations of history, supplanting old fictions and narratives with less-explicit, more-nuanced dialogues.

The artworks on view explore the sociopolitical and economic factors that have shaped Berlin and the artistic practices to have emerged from within it.