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The Hong Kong Palace Museum's Egyptian loans close on 31 August, with longer summer hours and an after-hours evening on 19 August.
More than a hundred works, curated by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, in the most extensive Gormley exhibition ever staged on the European mainland.
Bozar follows its exhibition on love with one on physical beauty — and refuses to moralise about it.
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See the website tool →Fourteen metres of clay, hay, cinnamon and cloves in the middle of Bozar — free to enter, barefoot.
The Georgian artist's first solo museum show takes the child — free and dependent at once — as its way of seeing.
Kate Millett said she had to build the work because it could not be written. Vienna's museum of modern art takes her at her word.
The Kunsthistorisches Museum reunites uncle and nephew — the two painters who taught Europe how its cities look.
Vienna announces an autumn built around faces — Ptolemaic queens, a bronze Augustus from Meroë, and Bernini looking at himself.
The Belvedere and the LEGO Group turn the most famous embrace in art history into the largest LEGO Art Masterpiece ever made.
Jenny Holzer, Wolfgang Tillmans, Zanele Muholi and Ocean Vuong headline the fourth NGV Triennial — free to visit, as always.
German art in the decades when freedom disappeared: expressionism, the Weimar years and what came after.
The Argentine museum celebrates its anniversary on 21 September — and arrives there with the Daros Latinamerica Collection, one of the most important holdings of Latin American art anywhere.
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.