Berlin What's on
Oberbaumartbrcke open air art gallery.
17 July, 14 August 2005. Each summer the Oberbaum Bridge (Oberbaumbrcke) that spans the river Spree in Berlin's Friedrichshain district is twice closed off and transformed into an amazing open-air art...
Vienna What's on
16 July18 Aug 2005. Orchestra concerts, operetta and traditional/modern opera feature in this years "KlangBogen Vienna" festival, with performances at the Theater an der Wien, the Semper-Depot, the Mu...
London What's on
2 July-25 Aug 2005. Gathering for a wedding at their ancestral residence in Donegal, the family of the dying district justice O'Donnell stay on for a funeral and to take time out from the patriarchs a...
Dublin What's on
Until 4 Sept 2005. This mini-retrospective on US sculptor Catherine Lee focuses on her work from the past decade. The exhibition follows her transition to pure three-dimensional space in terms of mate...
Vienna What's on
Until 4 Sept 2005. Viennas Rathausplatz presents 67 cinematic evenings of operas, classical music films, ballet and jazz performances on a giant screen in front of the town hall. With concerts capture...
London What's on
Gabriele Mnter: The Search for Expressionism.
23 June-11 Sept 2005. This is the first ever museum exhibition in Britain of work by German painter Gabriele Mnter. At the Courtauld Institute gallery throughout the summer the exhibition includes 20...
Paris What's on
Robert Couturier Centenary at the Muse Maillol.
23 June-12 Sept 2005. Robert Couturier is the last remaining representative of French sculpture from the 1950s. To celebrate the artists hundredth birthday, this retrospective brings together 90 sculp...
Madrid What's on
Until 19 Sept 2005. Most 20th century Spanish artists lived under the shadow of Picasso lo Espaol par excellence for the rest of the world. This forced many painters into other jobs just to survive,...
Dublin What's on
Save The Robots International Exhibition.
Until 30 Sept 2005. The Ark Cultural Centre for Children will see an invasion of artificial humans and mechanical beasts this summer with the Save the Robots exhibition and festival. Robots revenging...
Dublin What's on
Until 8 Oct 2005 . Jurys Irish Cabaret opens its 43rd consecutive season in what has become Ireland's longest running cabaret show. Aficionados and first-timers alike can expect two hours of glitterin...
Paris What's on
15 June-10 Oct 2005. Antonio Segui is one of the greatest contemporary Latin American painters. He was born in Argentina in 1934, but also spent 40 years of his life in Paris, giving him a distinct mu...
23 July 2005.
Berlin has a reputation as a leading center of contemporary fashion and culture. For the seventh consecutive year the streets around the Hackeschen Hfe, a trendy and creative area in Be...
Oberbaumartbrcke open air art gallery
17 July, 14 August 2005.
Each summer the Oberbaum Bridge (Oberbaumbrcke) that spans the River Spree in Berlin's Friedrichshain district is twice closed off and transformed into an amazing open-air ar...
Dublin What's on
10 June-25 June 2005. Now at the Point Theatre in Dublin, following a highly acclaimed 5-year run at the Cork Opera House, The Hapenny Bridge is being talked of as the biggest Irish musicals ever to h...
Vienna What's on
24 June26 June 2005. Viennas beautiful Donau island hosts Europes biggest outdoor event a massive 6.5 km over three days in June. The festival agenda includes 1,500 artists and 600 hours of performa...
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Berlin What's on
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra - Open Air.
26 June 2005. The climax of the Berlin Philharmonic's season is the traditional open-air concert at the Waldbhne stadium, normally the scene of much lighter-raising as all the big name rock acts come...
Berlin What's on
7 July 2005. Back in town to promote their latest musical offering - How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb - Irish rock band U2 take to the stage for the highlight of the German leg of their U2 Vertigo tour...
London What's on
15 June-13 August 2005. Few pop stars have been as successful at marrying image with sound as the chameleon of pop, David Bowie. This photographic exhibition at Redferns Music Picture Gallery looks at...
London What's on
4-18 July 2005. Here is an arts experience with a difference. Genes Talking is a human genome research project open to the public at the ICA in London. Over the course of a two-week period visitors ar...
