The global art calendar is in full swing, with intimate photography, bold fashion histories, and a major new cultural space opening its doors. Here’s your weekly round-up of what to see across Europe right now.
Athens — you are invited by Juergen Teller
Date: On view until 30 December
Location: Onassis Ready, Athens
Juergen Teller’s you are invited marks the launch of the Onassis Foundation’s new space, Onassis Ready, and it sets the tone with a career-spanning look at the encounters, collaborations, and cultural flashpoints that define his visual language. A milestone moment for Athens’ creative landscape.
Amsterdam – Rooms We Made Safe, Michella Bredahl
Date: On view until 8 February 2026
Location: Huis Marseille, Museum for Photography
With Rooms We Made Safe, Michella Bredahl unpacks the intricacies of the mother–daughter bond. Combining her own portraits with images taken by her mother, the show lingers on memory, protection, and the fragile spaces women create for themselves.
Milan – Nan Goldin: This Will Not End Well
Date: Until 15 February 2026
Location: Pirelli HangarBicocca
Pirelli HangarBicocca presents This Will Not End Well, the first exhibition devoted to Nan Goldin’s work as a filmmaker, bringing together the largest grouping of her slideshow films, including two works never before shown in a European museum, alongside a new immersive sound commission.
Paris – Rick Owens: Temple of Love
Date: On view until 4 January 2026
Location: Palais Galliera
Paris is giving Rick Owens the reverence he deserves with Temple of Love, the first major exhibition dedicated to his unmistakable vision. Spanning his beginnings in LA to his latest collections, the show fuses spiritual intensity with sculptural drama. Owens has personally shaped the exhibition’s path, which extends beyond the museum’s walls to its façade and gardens, a total immersion in his darkly romantic universe.
