The Antilop shoe factory in the village of Feketić was founded in the 1950s as an association of artisans and successfully operated unofficially until 2009, when it was closed.
Mong-sum “Joseph”, Leung is an artist based in Hong Kong and Vienna. Leung’s transmedia practice functions as conceptual inquiries that examine the manifestations of affects.
Olivia Axel Scheucher ist Regisseur:in und Performer:in aus Wien und hat Regie am Max Reinhardt Seminar studiert. Deren Arbeiten beschäftigen sich aus einer queer-feministischen Perspektive.
Delving into the relationship between the stage and space, he highlights how the essential theatricality of both realms influences his approach to art, shaping his perception of the world as a grand stage.
Der Fotograf Joseph Wolfgang Ohlert fokussiert sich auf die Person selbst und stellt auf seinen Bildern den Charakter und die Persönlichkeit seiner Modelle immer in den Vordergrund.
In Studio per una scultura solo show at AOC F58 Galleria Bruno Lisi, at the beginning of February 2024, the Paris/Milan based photographer will present a number of majestic portraits.
Am 7. Dezember ab 16:00 Uhr öffnet die Ausstellung BLING BLING im ersten Bezirk ihre Tore. Im Contemporary Pop Up Space werden eine Vielzahl zeitgenössischer Positionen präsentiert.
The C. Parker Gallery in Greenwich, Connecticut presents the East Coast premiere of Sharon Stone’s paintings with the new exhibition Sharon Stone: Welcome To My Garden.
Anastasija Pavić is a multi-media artist living in Belgrade. In her artistic practice, Pavić tackles complex contemporary issues such as post-cyber feminism, consumerism, interpersonal relationships.
For his first solo exhibition NATURE in Berlin, Lou Jaworski opens a space oscillating between material and cultural memory, the subconscious and post-minimalist forms.
Walking around London, losing yourself in the layers of history, culture and cosmopolitan charm, is the greatest rest; as Virginia Woolf expresses, „To walk alone in London is the greatest rest.“
Hanna Burkart was born in Vienna, where she graduated in Industrial Design and Site-specific Art. In her performances, she takes a step back from accepted certainties and practices.
Loes van Delft’s paintings seamlessly blend an innocent quirkiness with a playful cartoon aesthetic. Blurring the boundaries between fine brushwork and commercial appeal.
Mysteriöse social Media Posts von russischen Anime Squads, die Söldnergruppe Wagner, die den Tod ihres Anführers Yevgeniy Prigozhin mit einem Manga in seiner Hand verkünden.