Vienna - Exhibition

Was in Österreich an Kunst gesammelt wird, bleibt oft im Verborgenen. Ab Mai wird sich dies ändern: 14 Sammler:innen treten mit ihren Sammlungen gemeinsam an die Öffentlichkeit.

Bratislava - Exhibition

As bell hooks recalls of her grandmother Baba, we do not only shape our environment, it shapes us in return: who we become, what we desire, and where we imagine ourselves going.

Milan - Gallery

Romero Paprocki returns to miart with a booth bridging Paris and Milan, presenting works by Carbonne, Jacquot, Mo Rielly, and Mesnil, exploring collecting, risk, and dialogue.

Rome - Culture

At the start of April we stayed in Rome and caught the opening of “Tragicomica” at MAXXI. We visited MACRO, saw a screening and a sound performance, and checked out galleries & art spaces.

Linz - Art

Die Energie AG vergibt mit der Kunstuni Linz 4.500€ für „Un/learning“: Umlernen als Zukunft. Welche Routinen wir verlernen müssen – und wie Kunst das sichtbar macht kann.

La Chaux-de-Fonds - Exhibition

Odermatt’s new project emerges from her concerns about what she describes as „a disenchanted world, increasingly dominated by technology, algorithms, and hyper-capitalism.“

Vienna - Festival

Kunst trifft Klima und erobert bis zum 10. Mai die Stadt – in der Festivalzentrale im KunstHausWien, im öffentlichen Raum und an weiteren rund 60 Orten in ganz Wien.

Chicago - Art Fair

During Chicago Art Week, Neighbors Art Fair transforms a historic Gold Coast apartment into a communal, domestic space, rethinking the art fair as an intimate, collective experience.

Maribor - Exhibition

The sculptures convey an undeniable sense of solidity and history, yet, through playful gestures and material rearticulations, they become responsive and fully alive.

Ljubljana - Festival

Ljubljana Art Weekend is back with its fifth edition under the artistic direction of the team behind ETC. Magazine. There will be plenty of talks, walks, and everything in between.

Innsbruck - Exhibition

Mahsa Aleph presents a continuation of her two long term projects. Her practice is characterized by intense engagement with fragments, debris, and memory, as well as themes of resilience.

Vienna - Art

Magdalena Herzog’s paintings explore themes of intimacy and the violence that lies beneath the surface. Drawing often serves as the starting point of her process, capturing a thought or a memory.