Take a Virtual Grand Tour of Europe With These 12 Gallery Shows You Can Visit from Your Own Home
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Longing for London? Pining for Paris? Though we may all be working from home for the foreseeable future, we need not be totally cut off from the art world at large. Many galleries across Europe can still be visited virtually, day or night, through Artnet Galleries.
So, if you’re well into your at-home routine and feel you’re in need of a mental grand tour, here are 12 of our favorite exhibitions throughout Europe that you can visit without leaving the house.
“Shuang Li: I Want to Sleep More but by Your Side” at Peres Projects, Berlin
Installation view of “I Want to Sleep More but by Your Side,” 2020. Courtesy of Peres Projects.
“The Contemporary Human Condition” at JD Malat, London
Ian Cumberland, This Place We Call Home (2019). Courtesy of JD Malat.
“Michael Kenna: Nudes and Landscapes” at Galerija Fotografija, Ljubljana
Michael Kenna, Curious Cloud (2016). Courtesy of Galerija Fotografija.
“Rob and Nick Carter: Dark Factory Portraits” at Ben Brown Fine Arts, London
Installation view of “Rob and Nick Carter: Dark Factory Portraits,” 2020. Courtesy of Ben Brown Fine Arts.
“Klaus Staudt: Schichten Und Transparenzen” at Galerie Geiger, Constance, Germany
Klaus Staudt, Wechsel (2019). Courtesy of Galerie Geiger.
“David Tremlett: 13 Diptychs | Room 5 – Wall Drawing” at Alfonso Artiaco, Naples
David Tremlett, Build M+N (Diptych) (2018). Courtesy of Galleria Alfonso Artiaco
“1. Color 2. Hole and 3. Joke: Selected Works on Paper” at Galerie Meyer Kainer, Vienna
Yoshitomo Nara, Untitled (2003). Courtesy of Galerie Meyer Kainer.
“The Boundaries of Subconscious: Informal Art in Italy, 1952–1962” at Repetto Gallery, London
Parmeggiani Tancredi, Untitled (1953). Courtesy of Repetto Gallery.
“A Silent Conversation: Vajiko Chachkhiani & Reijiro Wada” at Daniel Marzona, Berlin
Vajiko Chachkhiani, Unwelcome Thought (2020). Courtesy of Daniel Marzona.
“L’Abécédaire de Georges Adéagbo: la civilisation parlant et faisant voir la culture” at Galerie Barbara Wien, Berlin
Installation view “L’Abécédaire de Georges Adéagbo la civilisation parlant et faisant voir la culture,” 2020. Courtesy of Galerie Barbara Wien.
“Karishma D’Souza: Invocation” at Galerie Xippas, Paris
Karishma D’Souza, Ocean Words (2018). Courtesy of Galerie Xippas.
“Donna Huanca: Wet Slit” at Simon Lee Gallery, London
Installation view of “Donna Huanca: Wet Slit,” 2020. Courtesy of Simon Lee Gallery.
