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Wien - Kunst

Magdalena Herzog’s paintings explore themes of intimacy and the violence that lies beneath the surface. Drawing often serves as the starting point of her process, capturing a thought or a memory.

Paris - Kunst

The newest part of the project spans twenty years already. „Developments“ will be exhibited in La Villette in Paris. With Artist Erik Tannhäuser on the project’s origins, all the locations.

Zagreb - Kunst

Zagreb-based artist Ivana Fischer talks about her studying times, influences, and how her work navigates themes of identity and vulnerability through intuition. In preparations for her next solo show.

Rom - Kunst

To blur the boundaries between exterior and interior, to unsettle the interface between nature and construction, and to investigate on the relation between our bodies and the space we’re living in.

London - Kunst

Bunny Hennessey is a London-based painter whose work arises from the physical and sensory conditions of painting itself. Driven by movement, her practice explores the inner parameters of the body.

Wien - Kunst

Melanie Thöni (*1998, Zams) is a Vienna-based painter whose work moves between color and form and Northern Alpine motifs, exploring tradition, everyday life, homeland, and female heroines.

London - Kunst

A conversation with London-based artist Conor Quinn on translating soft sculptures into oil paintings, exploring animal–human relationships, shame, religion, and his wishes for 2026.

Paris - Kunst

Stefania Tejada (b. 1990) is a Colombian artist in Paris. Her figurative oil paintings explore cultural memory, identity, and belief systems, using symbolism and nature to generate new meanings.

Hamburg - Kunst

Inae Shin, a South Korea–born artist based in Hamburg, studies painting at HFBK. Her work explores emotional ambivalence in human relationships, from intimacy to control.

Wien - Kunst

Julia Zastava is a multidisciplinary artist working with drawing, installation, sound, text, and performance, exploring transitions, narrative questions, misplaced shadows, and collapsing intentions.

Wien - Kunst

Zwischen Humor und Analyse: Die österreichische Künstlerin Assunta Abdel Azim Mohamed arbeitet mit Kugelschreiber und Tusche und spricht über Entwicklung, Einflüsse und Spiritualität.