Manon Wertenbroek turns the body into a landscape of tension and intimacy. „Home Auto-Psy“ explores the fragile link between self and skin, shaping emotions into shifting forms.
Director of the Vienna Actionism Museum (WAM), Julia Moebus-Puck, highlights the role of Vienna Actionists in shaping artistic discourse and challenging social norms.
Isa Robertini is working between Stockholm, Vienna, and Olbia. Her practice explores how the meanings of objects shift depending on artistic intent, materiality, and audience interpretation.
Nan Goldin’s photographs seem to seep into your senses. You can almost smell them: They evoke the scent of cigarettes clinging to wallpapers and the sticky air of a backroom.
In January 2025, Sophie Aigner, an Austrian artist and writer, published „Alright, It Means Something to Me,“ exploring voids and losses, from literal holes to irreplaceable moments in life.
Die Artist’s Toolbox bietet als Weiterbildungsplattform praxisnahe Workshops in Form von Videos, Templates und Leitfäden zu vielfältigen Themen und Fragestellungen im Kunst- und Kulturbetrieb an.
Lulu MacDonald, a UK-born artist currently based in Hamburg, shared insights on sustainability, archiving, decorative elements, the spectator’s role, and her future projects.
Der Film „bluish“ von Lilith Kraxner und Milena Czernovsky fängt flüchtige Alltagsmomente ein, erzählt von Begegnungen, einem Dazwischen und dem fragilen Zustand des Seins.
Gregor Eldarb explores space, media, and architecture through video, sculpture, and installations. His show „Seeped into Form“ runs at Galerie Gezwanzig until 16 March 2025.
Ju Young Kim will present her artist book „Air Conditioned Hours“ in Munich. The new artist book features photographs by Ju Young Kim that capture her perspective as a transcontinental traveler.
Be Andr, based in London, explores the fusion of machine learning and painting. His debut solo exhibition in Austria, „TAKT“ at HALLE13, highlights algorithms‘ impact on art.
“Air, oh l’air!” the boxer and poet Arthur Cravan had exclaimed in the early 1910s, also on a sofa while having an imaginary conversation with his uncle, Oscar Wilde. Helga and I meet at Cantina Isola.
Ida Kammerloch’s films explore complex socio-political themes, paired with a whimsical aesthetic. See her works at the Kunsthalle Wien Preis duo show, opening January 22.
Alessandro Puccinelli (b. 1969, Pisa) focuses on photography, starting as an assistant to commercial photographers before establishing himself and embracing it as self-expression.