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Art museums, centers, and contemporary institutions with online exhibitions.
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Spain · Regional
Bilbao's Museum of Fine Arts spans European old masters, Basque painting, and modern art across a nineteenth-century building and a contemporary extension; its collection runs from the twelfth century to today.
Netherlands · Regional
The Kröller-Müller Museum in De Hoge Veluwe National Park holds a major Van Gogh collection, modern paintings, and a sculpture garden in the woods; its setting is part of the experience.
Netherlands · Regional
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam is known for European old masters, prints, and design, with its collection visible in the publicly accessible Depot and a public research space.
Netherlands · Regional
The Frans Hals Museum in Haarlem centres on seventeenth-century Dutch Golden Age portraiture, with additional modern art and ceramics; its two venues are in historic buildings.
Netherlands · Regional
Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven focuses on twentieth-century and contemporary art, conceptual practice, and large installations, with a strong collection of modern classics and a public programme.
Belgium · Regional
Mu.ZEE in Ostend focuses on Belgian modern art, especially James Ensor and the coastal painters, with a collection spanning the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and post-war art.
Belgium · Regional
Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens in Deurle, near Ghent, collects Belgian modernism and post-war art in a riverside setting, with a collection centred on the Latem School; its garden rewards a slow visit.
Belgium · Regional
M Leuven combines old masters, Belgian and international modern art, and contemporary shows in a converted town hall in the historic centre, with a collection ranging from the Middle Ages to today.
Switzerland · Regional
Kunstmuseum Bern holds one of Switzerland's leading modern art collections, from Hodler and Klee to Giacometti and international contemporary work, with a broad old-master and print cabinet.
Switzerland · Regional
Aargauer Kunsthaus in Aarau focuses on Swiss art from the eighteenth century to today, with strong landscape painting, drawings, and photography; its collection is a national reference for Swiss art.
Switzerland · Regional
The Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts in Lausanne, at Plateforme 10, holds Vaud and western Swiss art alongside international modern and contemporary exhibitions; its collection spans the eighteenth century to the present.
Austria · Regional
Lentos Kunstmuseum Linz, on the Danube, collects twentieth-century and contemporary art with a focus on Austrian and Central European modernism; its glass facade is a Linz landmark.
Austria · Regional
Neue Galerie Graz, part of the Universalmuseum Joanneum, covers nineteenth- to twenty-first-century art with a strong Austrian modern and contemporary holding; it is a key venue in Styria.
Austria · Regional
Museum der Moderne Salzburg, on the Mönchsberg, collects twentieth- and twenty-first-century art with strengths in photography, installation, and Austrian contemporary work; a second venue is in the Altstadt.
Greece · National
Athens's National Museum of Contemporary Art, in the former Fix brewery, collects Greek and international contemporary art, including installation, video, and performance archives; it is a central venue for the Athens art scene.
Greece · Regional
MOMus in Thessaloniki brings together the city's modern art museums, with Greek modern painting, sculpture, contemporary art, and photography; its venues include the Museum of Modern Art.
Ireland · Regional
Dublin's Hugh Lane Gallery, in Charlemont House, holds Irish and European painting, French Impressionist works, and the reconstructed Francis Bacon studio; its Sean Scully rooms are also notable.
Ireland · Regional
Crawford Art Gallery in Cork holds Irish painting and sculpture, with particular strength in eighteenth- to twentieth-century Cork and Irish artists; its collection includes the Crawford School.
Ireland · Regional
Butler Gallery in Kilkenny, housed in the former Evans' Home, shows modern and contemporary Irish art alongside a historic local collection; it runs a lively temporary exhibition programme.
Sweden · Regional
Malmö Konstmuseum in southern Sweden holds Swedish and Nordic painting, sculpture, and photography from the 1800s onward, plus international modern works; the site lists exhibitions, collections, and visitor information.
Sweden · Regional
Uppsala Art Museum in central Uppsala collects Swedish painting, prints, and sculpture from the 18th century to the present, with exhibitions often drawing on the city's and university's history.
Norway · Regional
Trondheim Kunstmuseum in central Norway holds Norwegian painting and sculpture from the 19th century to today, with a strong focus on local artists such as Harald Sohlberg, plus temporary shows.
Norway · Regional
Stavanger Art Museum in south-western Norway is centred on Lars Hertervig, Kitty Kielland, and Frida Hansen, with Norwegian and international art from the 1800s to the present.
Norway · Regional
The Northern Norwegian Art Museum in Tromsø focuses on art from northern Norway and the Sámi region, covering painting, photography, and craft, and organises touring exhibitions across the region.
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