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.
“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.
“gezwanzig projects” launches its first exhibition Fragile Constructs in a former industrial hall in Vienna’s 19th district, expanding its program beyond Gumpendorfer Strasse and Innsbruck.
Maximilian Prüfer’s solo show at Galerie Kandlhofer traces 15 years of experimentation—from early abstractions to precise Naturantypie works on movement, traces, and nature.
Artist Maria Pomiansky reflects on her practice and latest solo exhibition at BELETAGE in Zurich. She discusses a shift toward realistic painting and the cinematic qualities of her work.
Erik Tannhäuser’s work, rooted in his close observation of nature and politics, reflects his belief that art is not about freedom but responsibility, shaping his large-scale and public projects.
Jake Santos, Toronto-based artist, explores historical images, mirror selfies, and digital culture through airbrush painting, reflecting on fantasy’s role in contemporary life.
Bertille is a designer-blacksmith who transforms iron into a language of its own. From her forge in Puidoux, she redefines the dialogue between ancestral craft and contemporary creation.
Tallulah Dirnfeld, a Los Angeles–based artist, creates surreal oil paintings exploring memory, identity, and femininity, weaving together tenderness, nostalgia, and psychological unease.
Dino Spiluttini, Vienna-based musician, producer, and visual artist, has released music internationally for over a decade. A former touring artist, he loves animals and hates capitalism.
Kevin Judge is an Irish artist based in Stockholm. His narrative paintings capture fleeting moments of everyday life, reimagined in dreamlike, otherworldly settings.
Seit 15 Jahren prägen Lena Krampf und Ida Steixner mit meshit zeitlose Mode: inspiriert von kulturellen Strömungen, spielerisch im Umgang mit Gegensätzen und Konventionen.
Co-founder and curator Lisja Tërshana talks about how her law background and love for contemporary art help the studio’s mission to connect artists, institutions, and collectors in fresh ways.
Mimie Maggale is a Vienna-based artistic director and founder of Sonic Territories, a festival dedicated to experimental sound, electronic music, and audiovisual art.
Ahead of their SONIC TERRITORIES Festival performance in Vienna, Flip the Coin discuss their connection to machines, dance-sound interplay, and human-tech boundaries.
Artist Leopold Kessler’s solo show at the Wien Museum MUSA, curated by Vincent Weisl, brings the artist’s twenty-five-year practice of interventions in public space into the institutional frame.
Michael René Sell Und Anna Marie Schepansky sind uneheliche Geschwister aus dem Schoß von Mutter Punk. Ihr Neues Album „Endlich No Future!“ erscheint am 2. Oktober. Wir sind gespannt.
With Olivia van Kuiken, on “too muchness,” semiotics, and temporality in painting. She archives documents of invented language and paints compositions that question meaning.
John Petschinger’s exhibition “zweimal lila ist auch nicht gleich” opens Sept 19, 2025 at Eboran Galerie Salzburg, blending painting, graffiti, music & digital art on aluminum.
Driton Selmani’s work is shown this year at viennacontemporary by Ernst Hilger Gallery. Requiem for a Dream, Love Letters from the Siege blends intimacy with history.
This Friday Photo Cluster Galerie presents Anna Tihanyi’s (*1979, Budapest) first solo exhibition in Austria. Titled Inside a Woman’s Chambers, the show centers on a single female character.
Engin Uzunkaya’s new book „City Kino“ collects photos from 2016–2023 in Linz. We spoke with him about the work, his views on photography, and his take on the analog medium.
What stays in the past, and what shapes the present? Settle’s solo show “PAST: PRESENT” opens Sept 18 at Frei.Haus, revealing his process and ideas behind Expanded Photography.
In Milan, enjoying coffee at Fondazione Arthur Cravan, Anh Tuấn Nguyễn has arrived after a month of travel and will take over the Fondazione’s Boxing Gallery for the weekend.
Die gebürtige Lettin BAIBA lebt seit zehn Jahren in Innsbruck. Ihr Sound wandelte sich von melancholisch-nordisch zu energetischem Electro-Pop mit Tiefe, Humor und Leichtigkeit.
Ivanka Nechyporuk, a Ukrainian artist, earned a Master’s in Art Restoration. Known for her refined sense of color, she treats it as a personal language. She lives and works in Kyiv.