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Victoria and Albert Museum · London
Cartier at the V&A, London
Sparkling jewellery, magnificent gemstones, historic design—need we say more? Through November 16th, London’s design temple the V&A hosts an exhibition dedicated to one of France’s most prestigious jewellers. Featuring more than 350 objects and covering over 100 years of creativity and luxury, this promises to be a feast for the eyes. The highlights will include items worn by Queen Elizabeth II, Grace Kelly, and Rihanna. Open now through November 16, 2025. Image courtesy of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
Fondation Louis Vuitton · Paris
David Hockney at the LVMH
Bringing together two household names, the much-anticipated David Hockney exhibit at the the Louis Vuitton Foundation is the talk of the town. The exhibit occupies an entire building and features over 400 works from the legendary contemporary artist’s career—from oil paintings to video installations—spanning 70 years. For art enthusiasts (and really, everyone) this exhibit is a must-visit in Paris. Open now through August 31, 2025.
Gropius Bau · Berlin
Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind at Gropius Bau, Berlin
This summer, Europe’s edgy, contemporary-cool capital is taking center stage thanks to the Berlin Biennale and a number of groundbreaking exhibits. Chief among these is Yoko Ono at the Gropius Bau museum, which spotlights not only the artist’s multidisciplinary work, but her undeniable cultural impact. Visitors are invited to experience Ono’s innovative world through more than 200 pieces of photography, films, and music, dating back to the 1950’s. Open now through August 31, 2025. Image courtesy of Luca Girardini, Gropius Bau, Yoko Ono.
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art · Copenhagen
Robert Longo at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Copenhagen
One of the most anticipated exhibits of the year takes place at the world-renowned Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, which is just 35 minutes by car or train from central Copenhagen. With its sculpture park and works by the likes of Picasso, Giacometti, and Warhol, the museum is a veritable mecca for art enthusiasts. Through August, the Louisiana hosts a number of masterpieces by artist Robert Longo, who is revered for his massive charcoal drawings depicting powerful and poignant scenes from modern life. Open now through August 31, 2025. Image courtesy of Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Camilla Stephan, Robert Longo.
Palazzo delle Esposizioni · Rome
From the Heart to the Hands: Dolce&Gabbana at Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Rome
In the Eternal City, the magnificent 19th-century palazzo–turned-museum is somewhat of an unsung hero. But this summer, the Palazzo delle Esposizioni cultural center becomes a must-visit in Rome thanks to its new exhibit on one of the most iconic figures in Italian history: Dolce & Gabbana. Through August 13th, more than 200 works will be on display—from haute couture gowns to vibrant textiles—spotlighing the brand’s opulence, craftsmanship, and Italian legacy. Open now through August 13, 2025. Image courtesy of Mark Blower.
Biennale Architettura 2025, Venice
The Floating City is already a masterpiece, and during the Biennale, it becomes an art exhibit in and of itself. Through November 23rd, the Venice Biennale brings a series of groundbreaking installations to the Giardini and Arsenale. This year’s theme, Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective., explores architecture as a form of adaptation to the environment, with the city itself being coined a “living laboratory” of architectural works, performances, and events. Open now through November 23, 2025. Image courtesy of Paolo Segala, La Biennale di Venezia.
Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris · Paris
Matisse and Marguerite: Through Her Father's Eyes at Musée d'Art Moderne, Paris
Paris’ Museum of Modern Art is offering a new perspective on Matisse, one of the most celebrated artists in history. The exhibit features a rare collection of Matisse’s work—ranging from ceramics to drawings—depicting his daughter, Marguerite. Along with paintings by Marguerite herself, the exhibit explores the artist’s role as a father and provides new insights into his identity. Open now through August 24, 2025. Image courtesy of Martin Parsekian.
Tate Modern · London
The Genesis Exhibition: Do Ho Suh: Walk the House at the Tate Modern
Korean artist Do Ho Suh’s exhibition at the Tate Modern showcases large-scale installations, sculptures, videos, and drawings that prompt viewers to think about what belonging means. The exhibit collects more than three decades’ worth of art from Do Ho Suh, all of which explore the relationship between architecture, the body, and our memories. Open now through October 19, 2025.
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