ArtRadar

Broughton House reveals how E.A. Hornel created a unique fusion of Scottish home and Japanese garden on Kirkcudbright's High Street.

Galeria Trinta has spent over thirty years championing Galician art from its intimate old-town space in Santiago.

The recently restored Portico de la Gloria reveals Master Mateo's 12th-century masterwork in its original polychrome glory.

Thomas Heatherwick's transformation of a grain silo into the largest museum of contemporary African art is both an architectural marvel and a statement about where African creativity belongs in the global conversation.

From Botticelli's Venus to Caravaggio's Medusa, the Uffizi Gallery compresses the greatest concentration of Renaissance masterworks into one Vasari-designed building overlooking the Arno.

Founded in a derelict margarine factory after the Wall fell, KW Institute has spent three decades championing experimental contemporary art in the heart of Berlin's Mitte district.

Housing the Hasso Plattner Collection inside a reconstructed 18th-century palace, Museum Barberini has become one of Europe's essential Impressionist destinations since opening in 2017.

Berlin's premier contemporary art museum occupies a former railway terminus, housing an extraordinary collection spanning from Beuys and Warhol to cutting-edge new commissions.

On the Fischland-Darß peninsula, Germany's oldest artists' colony thrives around the stunning Kunstmuseum Ahrenshoop, where 130 years of plein-air painting tradition meets contemporary art.