It is supposed to be an open space, willing to initiate a vital discourse between all kinds of different opinions, points of view and argumentations. The mind setting of the gallery will never be a closed end, but always an in-between in the process of transformation. Most of all this location is a place where everyone is able to be free, where it is safe just to be who we are.
Address and Contact:
Gallery Gundula Gruber
Schweizertalstrasse 4/1
1130 Vienna
www.gallerygundulagruber.net
Kreineckers is a joint project by Anna and Magdalena Kreinecker, two sisters that simply share the same second name: Kreinecker. They decided to work together in the very beginning of 2020.
In Anna’s landscapes, Anna shifts from figuration to abstraction, playing with space and employing the Japanese principles of Shibumi, an ever-present influence in her work.
Have you been missing the streets of Vienna? It is exactly these feelings of longing and characteristic impressions and familiar imagery that Vienna-based artist Rudolf Fitz processes in his works.
Bahati is a self-taught artist from Congolese and Belgian descent, currently based in Ghent (Belgium). Her vibrant paintings are centred around bright colours in combination with black bodies.
Trevor Baird (b.1990, Vancouver, Canada) lives and works in Montreal. He holds a BFA in Ceramics from Concordia University. His work has recently been exhibited at the Eli and Edythe Broad Museum.
Viacheslav Poliakov was born in 1986 in Ukraine. The year of Chernobyl, 5 years before the fall of Soviet Union. He obtained a master degree mixing traditional ink drawings with 3D graphics.
Pinkish, blues and space Indigo tones make bold appearances in Ana Pusica’s new exhibition at the Herbert Quant Foundation in Munich. She is known for her large-scale lyrical abstractions.
Rosie May is an Illustrator and Maker based in Northampton. Her predominantly painterly practice focuses on capturing everyday scenes through a graphic and joyous visual language.
Liza Bobkova lives and works in St.Petersburg, Russia. She explores the problems of human socialization in the modern world, works with metal sculptures, total installations, drawing and performance.
Andres is 9-years-old and lives in San Diego, California. He is in the third grade, has one sibling, age 13, that he says is going to be his manager. Between schoolwork and watching TV, Andres is an avid painter.
Hungarian artist Flóra Kőszeghy deals with the relationship between the virtual world and reality. She is an architect and artist at the same time. Her works are made unusual by complexity and contradictions.
It must have been March 14th, the day that I realized that we were now in an official lockdown. Austria locks down, reported the newspapers. With having to stay almost 24hours at home.
In Anna’s landscapes, Anna shifts from figuration to abstraction, playing with space and employing the Japanese principles of Shibumi, an ever-present influence in her work.
Molly Parkin is a welsh painter and a fashion icon famous for her impeccable style and vibrant personality. Molly’s significant body of work includes novels, painting and her work in the fashion sector.
As Claudia Bosse’s first solo, ORACLE and SACRIFICE 1 is thinking with one’s own body. An evacuation of the present with poetic actions that explore the future and the past to oracles and sacrifices.
The Lithuanian Culture Institute in partnership with the Contemporary Art Centre (CAC) in Vilnius is delighted to invite you to the first online Lithuanian Visual Arts showcase.
The topic of the 3rd issue is „DISCO“. discotheque (n.): „club where recorded dance music is played,“ 1954 as a French word in English; nativized by 1964, from French discothèque.
ZHENI is a ceramic design studio in Bratislava established by a former architect and interior designer Evgeniia Kazarezova. Now she continues to work with space by placing her objects in it.
Christian Fogarolli is an Italian artist born in 1983. His Pneuma project questions the concept of mental health in contemporary society, also in the light of the current global health crisis.
Anna Afonina was born in the city of Togliatti in Russia. in 2017 she graduated from the Repin Academic Institute of Fine Arts. In 2019, she began to study at the The Rodchenko Art School.
The Italian artist Stefano Cagol is mainly working with Conceptual Art, Environmental Art, Eco-Art, Land Art and, as a biennale artist, also participated at Manifesta 11 and the 2013 Venice Biennale.
The plant is born from the encounter of these two elements. The merge of the yellow light and the blue water generates all the shades of green in which the plant manifests itself.
Entering into the room presenting my Artist Statement at the Parallel Vienna Art Fair was described by many as entering into another world – a fantasy of color, forms, pastel and charcoal drawings.
Combining the creative force of the arts and tactical efforts of activism to bring about social change, Anastasia Lemberg-Lvova not only reaches the audience on a visual level with her projects.
Andreea Albani is a visual artist based in Bucharest, who worked for the last 3 years in Paris and completed her studies (BFA and MFA in Painting) at the National University of Arts in Bucharest in 2011.
This exhibition is showcasing recent works of Fanni Futterknecht exploring the relation between writing, speaking and drawing. Engaging with social concepts such as the „I“ and the „We“ .
Navot Miller focuses on intimate interactions and the queer aspects of banal, uneventful encounters. Throughout his life, he has always been fascinated by visuals and sound as a way of expressing ideas.
Born in France in 1985, Paul Rousteau spent his early days at a Steiner-Waldorf alternative school. When he was 18 years old he started studying art in Belgium, at Saint-Luc Tournai.
