Neda Nikolic visual artist based in Austria deals mostly with a topic of ludic space, both virtual and analog. She completed two Art Studies, one in Serbia, Belgrade, and second in Austria, Vienna.

Beáta Hechtová captures in her work the inner struggles that one experiences while trying to untangle the mass of information and cope with the increasing speed of the urban lifestyle.

There are many myths about hair and its magical power, most of which are dedicated to women’s hair. This is why, in a lot of cultures and religious, women have to hide or cover their hair.

This week you could come on a journey to Como – if you aspire. I decided to visit Ritual Acts at Galleria Ramo, an exhibition that combines works and thoughts by Matteo Messori and Dave Swensen.

My current studio is located near Belluno, in the north-east of Italy and it’s the place that I have chosen to live and work. It’s really different! It is a space with a measure, a proportion, and an acoustic quality.

By inviting the artist Stefano Cagol, the Galleria d’Arte Moderna di Verona is taking part in the 17th Giornata del Contemporaneo with the realization of a long-lasting exhibition project.

In his work he delves into historical narratives, whether based on classical literature, lore, art history, and connects them with more personal themes. He currently works in Vienna.

Loser Angeles is a California born artist. His paintings dig into the mundane aspects of the human condition. Encouraged by death, he employs ordinary subjects to illuminate our unreckoned existence.

To women is a social photo and video project by Maria Leluk, in which she tackles domestic violence, abusive relationships and misogyny. The project is based on outdated and ingrained notions in our society.

It varies, it can come from a piece of clothing I wore or a detail about it that I would like to explore by printing it so I can start physically working on it. By deconstructing the piece I find a way to create new ones.

„To condense the world into a single cry.“ Based on a poem by Portuguese poet Florbela Espanca we exhibit Barbara Moura’s works done during the whole period of covid19.

We put her inner world in a dollhouse. The hyperpop artist Anthea and the film team and Emy in the studio. She is put into a machine that shrinks her to the size of a Barbie.

L’ascensore is pleased to invite you to the opening of My purble place, Alice Pilusi’s new pastry shop. Welcome to the new and sparkling bakery entirely dedicated to the sweet creations of Alice Pilusi.

In her work, she reflects on topics related to her personality and close family circle. Furthermore, she constantly returns to the themes of her native Armenia, a topic she finds to be neglected in the global context.

Josiah Ellner is a Chicago-based artist currently pursuing his Master of Fine Arts in painting and drawing at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He was born in Milwaukee but grew up in Xi’an China.

Her show is a visual celebration of female trailblazers past and present, using alternative process photography to create an illuminating memorial honouring these fascinating and often overlooked figures.

Not being exactly sure what circumstance brought me to Nassia’s work; maybe certain melancholy, recurrent, the figurative and realism of the works, the choice of soundtrack, the female characters she selects.

People look at Melons. Melons don’t look at people (2021) is an artwork that marries surrealistic humour of Monty Python and Günter Brus’s action Wiener Spaziergang. The bizarre and funny synthesis.

Jennifer’s approach to fashion design is placed between wearability and art. Her designs are defined through strong, clear, yet dramatic silhouettes that focus on voluminous garment construction.

Rachael Tarravechia received a B.F.A. in painting from The Savannah College of Art and Design in 2018. She has exhibited her work internationally in the United States, Hong Kong, and France.

In 2020, PARALLEL VIENNA was held for the eighth time. Strictly fulfilling all security measures necessary because of the COVID-19, the PARALLEL VIENNA occupied the Alte Gewerbehaus.

As a recent graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, Elena Redmond was raised in many different homes across the neighborhoods of Pittsburgh. Using self-portraiture to explore themes of desire.

On the occasion of the Art Week the Osservatorio Futura presented „MOONBOW – Over The Rainbow“, a solo exhibition by Umberto Chiodi and a performance written with Matteo Levaggi.

Spazio Volta has invited Giulia Poppi to propose an artwork in the upper town of Bergamo. The artist’s installation is a structure that interacts with the natural light coming from the window.

Titania Seidl’s work concerns itself with the brittle informative value of images. In her show at Bildraum 07, the artist shows both her paintings, defined by diligent observation.

Faking Perfection is Andrei Tudoran’s second solo show at AnnArt Gallery in Bucharest. Andrei Tudoran’s pursues this time a configuration of the exhibition combining different practices.

The painter sees the world, but does not understand it. Don’t listen to artists who want to explain things to you. Painters aren’t here to explain the world, but to show us how they see.

Colt Seager is a painter and multidisciplinary artist located in the USA just outside of Chicago. His art seeks to invite people into a holy space, encouraging them to explore their identity, faith and passions.

Dreams could be. One of her favourite is „the raining paint“. Léopoldine Roux has dreamed it was snowing pink in Beirut, Brussels, New York and Kyoto the same day.