Zagreb Salon celebrates its 60th edition with 25+ works across 20+ city spots. Curated by KUĆĆA, “Choreography for the Finish Line” explores risk and play in today’s algorithmic realities.
Artist Maria Pomiansky reflects on her practice and latest solo exhibition at BELETAGE in Zurich. She discusses a shift toward realistic painting and the cinematic qualities of her work.
Erik Tannhäuser’s work, rooted in his close observation of nature and politics, reflects his belief that art is not about freedom but responsibility, shaping his large-scale and public projects.
Jake Santos, Toronto-based artist, explores historical images, mirror selfies, and digital culture through airbrush painting, reflecting on fantasy’s role in contemporary life.
Bertille is a designer-blacksmith who transforms iron into a language of its own. From her forge in Puidoux, she redefines the dialogue between ancestral craft and contemporary creation.
Tallulah Dirnfeld, a Los Angeles–based artist, creates surreal oil paintings exploring memory, identity, and femininity, weaving together tenderness, nostalgia, and psychological unease.
Dino Spiluttini, Vienna-based musician, producer, and visual artist, has released music internationally for over a decade. A former touring artist, he loves animals and hates capitalism.
Kevin Judge is an Irish artist based in Stockholm. His narrative paintings capture fleeting moments of everyday life, reimagined in dreamlike, otherworldly settings.
Co-founder and curator Lisja Tërshana talks about how her law background and love for contemporary art help the studio’s mission to connect artists, institutions, and collectors in fresh ways.
Mimie Maggale is a Vienna-based artistic director and founder of Sonic Territories, a festival dedicated to experimental sound, electronic music, and audiovisual art.
From 8–14 Oct 2025, Nigel Rolfe and Paula Fitzsimons join Vienna-based artists for live performances and installations at sites including Schloss Neugebäude, Votivkirche, and Haus der Industrie.
Florian Genzken arbeitet mit Fotografie, Video, Malerei und Druckgrafik. Seine Werke thematisieren Oberfläche, Eigentum, Aneignung, Zeit und die Abbildung des Alltags.
Valentino Skarwan ist als Künstler:in, Performer:in und Choreograf:in tätig und lebt und arbeitet in Wien und Guatemala City. Der Körper wird dabei als poröser Ort oder als Landschaft verstanden.
June Hwajung Kim studiert an der Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien. Seine Arbeit fußt auf seiner Identität als queerer Mann südkoreanischer Herkunft mit nichtdeutscher Muttersprache.