Brynley Odu Davies is a London-based photographer, widely known for his work documenting the UK art scene. In 2023, he held a solo exhibition at Studio West in London.
Vom 21.–23. März zieht das Wiener Forschungsfest ins Rathaus! Die Wirtschaftsagentur Wien zeigt mit Unternehmen, Unis & FHs Forschung aus Wien zum Angreifen.
For mirrored waves, dashed rocks at Nir Altman, Cătălin Pîslaru used the press release to address the audience directly, offering a statement that felt like a personal letter rather than a formal analysis.
Dora Denerak Galyas focuses on human-centred stories and narratives. Originally rooted in the fashion industry, she shifted to photography to explore counter-histories & dominant perspectives.
Karl Karner, österreichischer Künstler, arbeitet in Bildhauerei, Zeichnung und Performance. Natur inspiriert seine biomorphen Skulpturen aus Aluminium und Bronze in experimentellen Prozessen.
Thyself Agency is a unique travel agency offering three distinct trips: Life Exchange, 9 Days Week, and The Glasses. The Life Exchange lets people swap lives with strangers, friends.
Jörg Dedering lebt seit Mitte der 90er Jahre in Berlin. Schwerpunkt seiner Arbeit ist die Dokumentation Berlins im Wandel sowie die Auseinandersetzung mit Transformation im urbanen Raum.
Beate Sprenger, curator, and manager of Michael Vonbank’s artistic estate, discusses two exhibitions she curated, both taking place simultaneously in Rome, Italy, in March 2025.
Millie Sykes, an artist, digital creator & creative director between LA & Sydney, is known for her bold, elaborately styled shoots, blending art and fashion with confidence.
Manon Wertenbroek turns the body into a landscape of tension and intimacy. „Home Auto-Psy“ explores the fragile link between self and skin, shaping emotions into shifting forms.
Director of the Vienna Actionism Museum (WAM), Julia Moebus-Puck, highlights the role of Vienna Actionists in shaping artistic discourse and challenging social norms.
Isa Robertini is working between Stockholm, Vienna, and Olbia. Her practice explores how the meanings of objects shift depending on artistic intent, materiality, and audience interpretation.
Nan Goldin’s photographs seem to seep into your senses. You can almost smell them: They evoke the scent of cigarettes clinging to wallpapers and the sticky air of a backroom.
In January 2025, Sophie Aigner, an Austrian artist and writer, published „Alright, It Means Something to Me,“ exploring voids and losses, from literal holes to irreplaceable moments in life.