Magazine
Ekaterina Costa (b. 1995) compresses, distills, spins, lets fly, and lets residue speak. Working in series, she explores the notion of archive. She graduated in Fine Arts at Parsons Paris.
Located in Athens’ Metaxourgeio, „Living Room“ is an independent project space hosting short residencies and exhibitions. Viennese artist Marlene Heidinger presents „The Line We Cross“.
Zwischen Humor und Analyse: Die österreichische Künstlerin Assunta Abdel Azim Mohamed arbeitet mit Kugelschreiber und Tusche und spricht über Entwicklung, Einflüsse und Spiritualität.
We discussed epistemology, process speed and awakening with Sophie von Hellermann. Her large painting „Get Your Head Around It“ curves around Kunsthalle Wien until March 29, 2026.
The newly opened Salz Vision Gallery in Vienna offers a fresh take on contemporary art. Explore its first exhibition, METAMORPHOSIS, and meet directors Anne Avramut and Ruslan Stetski.
„ppp—fff“ zeigt Aaron Amar Bhamras erste Einzelausstellung reduziert und klar bei Martin Janda. Ohne Werkfülle oder Textlast verzichtet sie auf didaktische Legitimation.
Michaela Červená (b. 1997, Prague) is a Czech painter and textile artist exploring nature, memory, and emotion, often starting outdoors and transforming impressions in her studio.
Just days before the premiere of „Jealousy“ on 27 Nov at FUNKHAUS Vienna, we met Christine Gaigg to talk about her beginnings, past projects, and her exciting new piece!
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.
Exhibitions
„ppp—fff“ zeigt Aaron Amar Bhamras erste Einzelausstellung reduziert und klar bei Martin Janda. Ohne Werkfülle oder Textlast verzichtet sie auf didaktische Legitimation.
