Through performance practice, her ongoing SKIRTS project, and hours of video footage, she transforms body motion itself into a language of style and self-expression.
Lavinia de Rothschild is a multidisciplinary artist working across painting, drawing, photography, and installation, blending emotional depth with quiet precision in her mixed-media works.
Die Ausstellung „DOG EARS“ von Emma Kling und Leo Lunger entfaltet sich wie ein aufgeschlagenes Buch: Jede Seite folgt ihrer eigenen Logik, berührt die andere aber unvermeidlich.
Pavla Malinová creates a visual language between figuration and abstraction, myth and structure. Her vibrant, symbolic works explore uncertainty as a creative force.
Curated by Jelena Micić, Society & Economy at Wien Museum MUSA brings contemporary artists into dialogue with Otto Neurath’s “Workers’ Museum.” On view until Jan 25, 2026.
Hannah Marynissen and Anna Marckwald curated the Kunsthalle Wien Preis 2025 exhibition featuring Jonida Laçi (b. 1990, Durrës, Albania) and Luīze Nežberte (b. 1998, Riga, Latvia).
PREQUEL marked PARALLEL Vienna’s international debut in October. The Austrian art fair expanded its format during Paris Art Week with an off-site location in Barbès.
Artist Sofia Goscinski discusses her work between sculpture and painting, exploring identity and materiality. Her solo show at gezwanzig Gallery, Innsbruck, runs until Nov 14, 2025.
orbit blends intimate acoustic sounds with atmospheric synths. On November 14, he releases „Countless Feelings But So Few Words“ – an album about friendship, growing up, and small-town life.
Saadé’s works do not simply tell the story of a country. They carry the echo of contemporary Lebanon. In her show at Galleria Tiziana Di Caro, viewers move through different temporal layers.
LNR is pleased to announce the open call for the Kunst-Schaukästen in Seeboden am Millstätter See. The ‚Kunst-Schaukasten‘ (The Art Vitrine) is a curated presentation format by LNR.
“Parole of an Apparition,” curated by Robert Gruber, took place across Vienna, 8–14 Oct 2025, exploring performance’s origins and form with artists Paula Fitzsimons and Nigel Rolfe.
Zagreb Salon celebrates its 60th edition with 25+ works across 20+ city spots. Curated by KUĆĆA, “Choreography for the Finish Line” explores risk and play in today’s algorithmic realities.
Nostalgia, foggy oil effects, and 90s Balkan décor aesthetics define Grlić’s painting practice. Her solo show at TROTOAR Gallery, Zagreb, runs until Nov 8, 2025.