Current Art Exhibits Worldwide

Art exhibitions around the world to feed the creative’s soul.

Wandering around the British Isles, looking to lose yourself in turn of the 20th century British and French art or Edvard Munch’s lessor-known self-portraits?

Hanging out in Hong Kong with a hankering for more than 150 carved porcelain art objects from Jingdezhen of the 19th to Early 20th Centuries?

At the center of the universe (New York City), the Met presents “Prague, The Crown of Bohemia, 1347-1437.” This exhibition collects more than 150 pieces, including panel paintings, illuminated manuscripts, gold objects, sculptures and silk embroideries, from the 14th century when Charles IV tried to make Prague the cultural rival of Paris and Rome.

Balance your spirit in Nagoya, Japan with “The Brilliance of Bird-and-Flower Painting: Gems of East Asian Art.” Sixty-five works span the history and migration of bird-and-flower painting from its origin in China’s Tang Dynasty (618-906) and Song Dynasty (960-1279), and through its spread into Japan and Korea.

Elisabeth Hopkins compiled for the International Herald Tribune more than a dozen art exhibits happening right now throughout the world, from Austria to Switzerland. Wherever you are in the world, there’s something happening within reach of a quick rail trip. See the Tribune’s complete schedule here.