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Historic town centres that invite exploration, beautiful lakes, and a rich cultural programme. The Liaunig Museum is one of the most impressive private museums in Southern Carinthia.
From 24 to 26 July 2026, Baden bei Wien will host the inaugural edition of art.baden, an international art fair at Casino Baden. It will be the first international art fair ever held in Lower Austria.
For Adrian Paci, video entered his practice in the mid-1990s as an irruption, opening up a space. The choice of medium remains governed by necessity rather than predetermined form.
Rome as a real place, a city, an imaginative place, an important cultural subject, a reference. In a group exhibition by students and alumni of Klasse Dakić: ROM. ROM? ROM! in Brunhilde Moll Stiftung.
“COMICS brut” is a group exhibition curated by Nina Katschnig at galerie gugging. It brings together works by Basel Al-Bazzaz, Didier Kassaï, Manuel Griebler, and Hannes Lehner.
The series “Work in Progress” takes place in five sequences from April to August. Five artists take turns creating site-specific murals on the white walls of the Kunsthalle Düsseldorf.
Photography and performance go hand in hand in the exhibition „Still Performing“ at FOTOHOF, Salzburg. Featuring works by Florian Aschka & Larissa Kopp, Andy Kassier, and Milena Wojhan.
Die Arbeiten von Andreas Werner bewegen sich zwischen Erinnerung, Fiktion und Zukunft. Architektur, Maschinen und Symbole wirken wie Fragmente unklarer Zeiten.
„Still Making Art“ iterations, founded as a duo project and since 2018 the curatorial platform of Aaron McLaughlin, presented its 8th edition at THE HALL, PART International Art Residency Austria.
IONUȚ RĂZVAN is defined by emotion, narrative, and conceptual depth. It was founded by Ionuț Răzvan, a graduate of the Fashion Design Department at the National University of Arts Bucharest.
Exhibitions
Rome as a real place, a city, an imaginative place, an important cultural subject, a reference. In a group exhibition by students and alumni of Klasse Dakić: ROM. ROM? ROM! in Brunhilde Moll Stiftung.
