United States

"The Pharaoh's Photographer: Harry Burton, Tutankhamun, and the
Metropolitan's Egyptian Expedition"

... some 60 photographs taken between 1906 and 1936 by members of the Metropolitan Museum's Egyptian Expedition will be shown ... The majority of the photographs are by Harry Burton ... All phases of Burton's work in Egypt will be represented, including selections from his Tutankhamun portfolio and film footage dating to the early 1920s.

"The Fabric of Everyday Life: Historic Textiles from Karanis, Egypt

"Society, Economy, and the Individual in Ancient Egypt"

"The Collector's Eye: Masterpieces of Egyptian Art from the Thalassic Collection"

Comprised of more than 175 objects, the collection ranges from monumental statues of pharaohs and their queens to exquisitely crafted amulets and jewels. Funerary and cult objects, cosmetic equipment, architectural elements, royal and private sculpture dating from the Predynastic period to the time of Cleopatra, will make up this unequalled exhibition in its first public exhibition.

"Pharaoh's Harvest: Plants from Ancient and Modern Egypt"

"Tutankhamun's Wardrobe"

This traveling exhibition will explore: the discovery of the tomb of
Tutankhamun and the recording of the textiles; clothing and textiles
during the Amarna period; and color and symbolism on royal clothing.

Travelling exhibition of the British Museum.

An exhibition of nearly six hundred objects representing the cultural development of ancient Egypt for over 5,000 years
(from 5000 BC to the 7th century AD), these artifacts were rescued by archaeological excavations from looting and flooding of ancient temples and burial sites, making this collection a world-class resource for Egyptologists.

"Eternal Egypt: Masterworks of Ancient Art from the British Museum"

Travelling exhibition of the British Museum.

"The Ancient Nubian City of Kerma, 2500-1500 B.C."

This exhibition of 40 objects celebrates Kerma, the capital of the
kingdom known to the ancient Egyptians as Kush.

"The Gods of Ancient Memphis" 

"The exhibition includes 118 ancient works of art from the IEAA's 
permanent collection of Egyptian art, recent gifts from distinguished 
American private and public collections, and pieces on loan from the  University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology's  collection. Many of these objects have never before been displayed to the  public and a number of them are derived from excavations at the site of  ancient Memphis." 

"Glass in the Ancient Mediterranean: The Eugene Schaefer Collection
of Ancient Glass"

Objects from this acclaimed collection, part of the Museum's
classical holdings, trace the use of glass from its beginnings as a rare and magical medium in ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, through the colorful perfume containers of ancient Greece to its mass production under the Romans.

"Exploring Ancient Egypt"

Drawn from the collections of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, the Detroit Institute of Arts, the University of Michigan Kelsey Museum of Archaeology and Chicago's Field Museum of Natural History, the exhibition features over 100 objects spanning 4,000 years of history in ancient Egypt from pre-dynastic times to the Roman
period.

"Eternal Egypt: Masterworks of Ancient Art from the British Museum"

Travelling exhibition

United Kingdom

"Cleopatra of Egypt: From History to Myth"

With colossal sculptures, bronzes, ceramics, coins, gems and even caricatures, the exhibition traces Cleopatra's life and liaisons with the two great Roman leaders of the day, Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. - The myth of Cleopatra is followed down to the present day, the tragic tale commemorated in paintings, ceramics, jewellery, plays, opera and cinema. This exhibition will be shown before in Rome, Italy.

"Agatha Christie and the Orient"

How the Near East and archaeology influenced the works of  Agatha Christie. The meeting of egyptologists and a voyage to Egypt inspired her to write a play "Akhnaton" and a crime thriller playing in the second millenium BC. Several  stories were based on the similarity of the works  of archaeologists and detectives.

"Life and Death in Ancient Egypt"

A small but interesting exhibition that includes some items from the British
Museum, including a sarcophagus.
There will be a series of lunch time talks starting on Thurs 24th May with the same title as the exhibition 12.30-1.30 pm and "Egyptian Hieroglyphs 2.00-3.00 pm.

Germany

"Preussen am Nil 1842 - 1845" [Prussia at the Nile 1842 - 1845]

Exhibition about the expedition of Richard Lepsius and his team to Egypt and Sudan.

"Aegypten zur Roemerzeit" [Egypt in the Roman Period]

Exhibition based on Numismatic sources.

"Der Barberinische Osiris - Geschichte einer Goetterfigur"
[The Barberian Osiris - history of a god's figure]

A small exhibition showing an Egyptian statue before and after
restoration work. Formerly owned by the prince Barberini and now in
Munich, it was attributed to Osiris, but it is a Horus figure which is
from the time of Amenophis III (ca 1370 BC).

"Nubien - Goldland der Pharaonen"
[Nubia - land of gold of the Pharaohs]

This exhibition shows 250 objects from 5000 BC to 1000 AD illustrating the history of the ancient cultures in Sudan.

"Gejagt and vergoettlicht - Das Tier im Alten Aegypten"
[Hunted and deified - the animal in AE]

Italy

Exhibition about the animal cults in AE.

France

Switzerland

"Reflets du Divin" [Reflections of the Divine]

"Exhibition showing how spirituality was reflected in the art of three
great civilizations of the Ancient World, those of Egypt, Greece and Rome."

Poland

Japan

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Travelling exhibition soon in Osaka

Sweden

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Austria

200 exhibits from the Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, Hildesheim, Germany.

Israel

A mummified cat, falcon, mongoose, and ibis, reflecting the cults of sacred animals in ancient Egypt.

Brazil

"A arte no Egito no tempo dos faraos" [Art in Egypt in the time of the Pharaohs]

56 artifacts from the Louvre, and a reconstitution of Sennedjem's tomb.