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Galleries were joined by 16 institutions and 6 artist-run spaces, bringing the festival’s total participant count to 39 venues. This is the biggest the festival has ever been.
Camilla Gurgone transforms situations into ambiguous spaces where the boundaries between presence and simulation, and individual and collective experience remain constantly unstable.
Noa Maras is an artist and fashion designer working under the brand name Wenpius. By combining print techniques, he transforms familiar garments into unique artistic creations.
“Oceans Flow Upwards” turns the former site of Museum Haus Konstruktiv at EWZ Unterwerk Selnau into Switzerland’s largest temporary offspace with 80 artists.
In our conversation in his studio in Vienna, Franz Türtscher reflects on his early fascination with images, concrete art principles, and the ideas of openness, transformation, and intuition.
The artist’s fascination with kissaten, a unique Japanese coffeehouse culture inspired by traditional Viennese and Parisian cafés, dates back to her time as an exchange student at Tokyo Geidai.
Ty Kawabe is a designer born in Australia and raised in Japan, based in Nagoya. He studies Industrial Innovation and has created and published a new poster every day since late 2024.
Eri Maeda’s work is uncanny, rebellious, and protective. She transforms everyday objects into rebellious ceramic monsters that invite us to question the beliefs and inner ghosts we carry through life.
With the curator of Vienna Digital Cultures Festival, Nadim Samman, on “Alone or Together,” the 2026 edition of VDC. The opening takes place on May 21, 2026, at FOTO ARSENAL WIEN.
Centered in St. Wolfgang, the program opened hotel studios of international artists and offered a public program to engage with their work and the surrounding landscape.
Exhibitions
The artist’s fascination with kissaten, a unique Japanese coffeehouse culture inspired by traditional Viennese and Parisian cafés, dates back to her time as an exchange student at Tokyo Geidai.
