Results for “travel”

Colour leaves the canvas and runs across the floor, walls, windows and courtyard of Estonia's biggest museum.

The Danish museum on the Øresund has published a season that runs to 2028 — and Sophie Calle, Lucian Freud and Arthur Jafa are on the walls right now.

The Kunsthistorisches Museum reunites uncle and nephew — the two painters who taught Europe how its cities look.

German art in the decades when freedom disappeared: expressionism, the Weimar years and what came after.

Ann Lislegaard's animated worlds blur the line between animal, machine and language — science fiction as a way of rethinking who gets to speak.

The best-loved works from the ARoS collection, chosen for a long run.

Seventy paintings and works on paper from Cassatt's most experimental years — the first Art Institute show devoted to her in over twenty-five years.

The first full survey of Lee Miller's photography in twenty-five years: model, surrealist, war correspondent — one of the most remarkable careers in twentieth-century photography.

Algae, moss and mushrooms as raw material: the Dutch design duo's first monographic show, at Die Neue Sammlung.

The New York painter whose crowded, loud-voiced canvases have made her one of the most compelling figurative painters of the past two decades.

Five decades of Baselitz in Munich: a tribute to the towering figure of German post-war painting, drawn from the state collections.

How the space around art shapes the way we see it — an exhibition about rooms, thresholds and the way we move through them.