Drawing on the spheres between public and private space, Reiter turns her attention to questions of belonging, access, and control: Who can move freely, and what separates public from private?
Welcoming us into his studio in Vienna, artist Roman Pfeffer reflects on the “I” perspective, measurement, abstraction, and earlier works, on the occasion of his solo exhibition at the gezwanzig gallery.
„Document H.E.T.: Alternative Publishing and Community Undercurrents“ transforms the gallery at the artist-led organisation The NewBridge Project in Newcastle into a reading room.
Am 6. Mai feiert das WEIN/4-Festival mit einer Uraufführung seine Eröffnung. An nahezu jedem Tag laden über 180 Veranstaltungen zu einer Entdeckungsreise ins Weinviertel ein.
Maria Naidyonova is a Ukrainian-born, Berlin-based artist working in drawing, painting, and animation. Her artistic style merges classical drawing techniques with contemporary aesthetics.
Art Meets Radical Openness is a biennial community festival for art, hacktivism, and open cultures. The two programme coordinators Davide Bevilacqua and Martina Pizzigoni discuss this year’s edition.
Color or form? A question that arises in visual artistic creation. Usually, there are good reasons to favor one over the other. In Myriam Mayer’s work, they are held in balance.
Jojo Gronostay turns Kunstraum Weikendorf, a former fire station, into a retail environment that refuses to settle: exhibition, showroom, or perpetually deferred point of sale.
Das Museum Liaunig bietet weit mehr als beeindruckende Architektur und Kunst – es ist ein lebendiger Ort der Begegnung und des kulturellen Dialogs in Südkärnten.
Der Art Circle Wolfgangsee setzt ein Zeichen für Zusammenarbeit: Das Museum der Moderne Salzburg unterstützt das Format als Partner, Direktor Harald Krejci übernimmt die Schirmherrschaft.
Ihre Praxis erstreckt sich über unterschiedliche Medien wie Textil, Malerei und Installation und ist stets geprägt von intensiven Farbkompositionen sowie einer intuitiven Formensprache.
Rechnitzer Gallery’s next exhibition brings together works by three young artists in dialogue: Eszter KÁLÓCZY returns, while Júlia CSAPÓ and Emma KLING show for the first time.
Cultural production on stages, in galleries, and in studios is transforming. Technologies are bringing about lasting changes in how creative work is produced, distributed, and financed.
In the context of Klima Biennale Wien 2026, the exhibition program “Immediate Matters. Speak We Must We Must Speak” was curated in collaboration with and hosted by ten independent spaces.