Post-Covid, Post-Capitalism, Post-Festival? Hyperreality ist ein jährlich stattfindendes Festival für experimentelle und elektronische Musik, das auch heuer wieder in Wien stattfindet.
Arturo Prins is a Spanish-Argentinian nomadic painter and filmmaker, who has established studios in various corners of the world, including the Himalayas, Thailand, New York, the Philippines.
Die Josefstadt, Wiens 8. Bezirk, ist ein lebhaftes Innenstadtviertel. Auf der Josefstädter Straße findest du coole Shops und Bars. Das Theater in der Josefstadt ist ein Highlight seit 1822.
In November last year, 14 paintings were transported to Krakow, Poland. The exhibition effectively evoked an unsettling atmosphere, reflecting the uncertainties of the contemporary world.
Flavia Mazzanti’s work explores artistic-philosophical concepts on post-anthropocentrism, body, and identity with the interest in providing alternative perspectives on ourselves and our environment.
Reihaneh’s residency at Moosey this past February paved for her solo show titled „8“ at the Moosey Gallery. Besides sharing her experiences from it, she gave us a glimpse into her work dynamics.
Curating, writing, and teaching brings An Paenhuysen to many places in the art world, from an artist’s studio in the 22-story tall Merihaka in Helsinki to a senseless residency in Milan.
Ira Torres was born in Zaragoza. She started her degree in Fine Arts at the Faculty of Teruel, continued her studies in Madrid, and graduated from the University of Salamanca.
There was probably never a time when painting did not flourish in Italy. And yet this is the moment when Italian painting is converging with the international scene. She is one of Italy’s most powerful voices.
In the autumn following, a student in the TransArts class at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, the artist Kata Oelschlägel, opened the doors of her solo exhibition ‚3%‘ at Gallery Hollerei.
Vickie Vainionpää is renowned for her generative oil paintings, where she utilizes code as a medium to establish infinite relationships among diameter, curve, and entanglement.
Tsibi Geva is one of Israel’s most prominent and influential artists. Born in 1951 in Kibbutz Ein Shemer, Israel, Geva lives and works in Tel Aviv. His works are included in major public.
In the frame of his upcoming exhibition: ‚FROM PAIN COMES PAIN, THEN LAUGHTER’ as part of the ‘A Homage by…’ series at Nitsch Foundation, we met the artist for an interview.
Thomas shares insights into his processes, the significance of space in his practice, and the fusion of creativity between his art & cooking, as well as his transformative experiences in European cities.