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Protest, fashion history, training equipment, resistance, children’s toys, the search for identity, and the cultural circulation of images. Chalisée Naamani’s ‘Octogone‘ is currently on view at Kunsthalle Wien until 6 April 2026; the exhibition moves fluidly between personal and collective histories, asking how clothing, images, and gestures become carriers of ideology, belonging, and power.
Bunny Hennessey is a London-based painter whose work arises from the physical and sensory conditions of painting itself. Driven by movement, her practice explores the inner parameters of the body.
At just 36, Li Yi-Fan will represent Taiwan at the Venice Biennale 2026, curated by Raphael Fonseca, the current curator of modern and contemporary Latin American art.
The Helsinki-based visual artists work with sculpture, installation, and printed matter. On wood, fruit pits, rooms that are swallowed like feelings, and speculation as an artistic practice.
„Mobile Energy“, curated by Hana Ostan-Ožbolt-Haas, brings together a younger generation of artists with historical artistic positions through a shared commitment to perpetual change.
A conversation with London-based artist Conor Quinn on translating soft sculptures into oil paintings, exploring animal–human relationships, shame, religion, and his wishes for 2026.
Born in Bulgaria, he moved to London at ten. After studies at Leeds College of Art and an MA at the Royal College of Art, he developed a disciplined, efficient studio routine.
With New York-born, Paris-based artist Gaspard Girard d’Albissin on his unconventional path into painting, the influence of found photography, and how lighting shapes his compositions.
Die Angewandte lädt zur Ausstellung der Abschlussarbeiten ein – mit Dialogführungen, Performances, einem Sound-Programm und der Abschlusslesung der Sprachkunst.
Stefania Tejada (b. 1990) is a Colombian artist in Paris. Her figurative oil paintings explore cultural memory, identity, and belief systems, using symbolism and nature to generate new meanings.
Exhibitions
Protest, fashion history, training equipment, resistance, children’s toys, the search for identity, and the cultural circulation of images. Chalisée Naamani’s ‘Octogone‘ is currently on view at Kunsthalle Wien until 6 April 2026; the exhibition moves fluidly between personal and collective histories, asking how clothing, images, and gestures become carriers of ideology, belonging, and power.
