If you're an art buff, no matter where you're traveling this summer, chances are you'll pop into at least one museum or gallery.

Well, you needn't look any further for an indispensable list of the top exhibits in the upcoming months. MutualArt.com, an online information resource for art enthusiasts and collectors alike, has compiled its list of the must-see exhibitions this summer, both in the U.S. and abroad. Here are their picks:

U.S. Exhibition Highlights:

• aking It New: The Art and Style of Sara and Gerald Murphy (Dallas Museum of Art)
• Los Angeles/Chicano Painter of L.A.: Selections from the Cheech Marin Collection (Los Angeles County Museum of Art)
• Gilbert & George (Milwaukee Art Museum)
• Everything's Here: Jeff Koons and His Experience of Chicago (Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago)
• The Baroque World of Fernando Boters (New Orleans Museum of Art)
• Calder Jewelry (Philadelphia Museum of Art)
• Life on Mars, the 2008 Carnegie International (Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh)
• Frida Kahlo (San Francisco Museum of Modern Art)
• Louise Bourgeois (Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City)
• Buckminster Fuller: Starting with the Universe (Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City)

International Exhibition Highlights:

• Paul Klee, A Play of Forms (The Albertina in Vienna, Austria; pictured above)
• 16th Bienniale of Sydney: Revolutions - Forms That Turn (The Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia)
• The House of Viktor & Rolf (Barbican Centre in London, United Kingdom)
• Fernand Leger, Paris-New York (Foundation Beyeler in Basel, Switzerland)
• Masters from the Israel Museum's Collection (The Israel Museum in Jerusalem, Israel)
• Time & Place: Milano-Torino 1958-1968 (Modena Museet in Stockholm, Sweden)
• Y. Moralis. Traces (Museum of Contemporary Art, Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation in Andros, Greece)
• The 1930s: The Making of the "The New Man" (National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, Canada)
• Cy Twombly: Cylces and Seasons (Tate Modern in London, United Kingdom)
• Stray Alchemises (Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing, China)

For more information, visit MutualArt.com.