Magdalena Herzog’s paintings explore themes of intimacy and the violence that lies beneath the surface. Drawing often serves as the starting point of her process, capturing a thought or a memory.
Exhibition “Robotron. Working Class and Intelligentsia” is on view in Hartware MedienKunstVerein until 26. July 2026. Exhibition is prepared in collaboration with the GfZK Leipzig.
The newest part of the project spans twenty years already. „Developments“ will be exhibited in La Villette in Paris. With Artist Erik Tannhauser on the project’s origins, all the locations and details.
Landscapes, animals, and people, all painted through a blue filter — the exhibition „am weg“ by Marko Djurdjevic draws from autobiography and is on view at galerie gugging until 22 May 2026.
‘Geometrische Gefühle’ by Sabine Aichhorn at Hollerei Galerie is on view until 29 March. The series of her newest works in various formats presents the artist’s emotional states through forms.
On Beginnings, Objecthood, and Milan in the 1980s. In-depth about material agency, mechanical choreography, and aesthetics & functions of display in Anna Franceschini’s expanding body of work.
Zagreb-based artist Ivana Fischer talks about her studying times, influences, and how her work navigates themes of identity and vulnerability through intuition. In preparations for her next solo show.
To blur the boundaries between exterior and interior, to unsettle the interface between nature and construction, and to investigate on the relation between our bodies and the space we’re living in.
The exhibition “Mutation Methods” will open on 13 March at EBORAN Gallery, bringing together two positions that explore transformation and process through material and digital systems.
His solo exhibition “Ancient Creature” is on view at Prom Culture Saska Kęmpa until March 15. The conversation with Dima focuses on balancing commercial projects and personal artistic exploration.
In conversation with Marilisa Cosello, an artist working across performance and photography, we explore her practice and ask whether the real medium might ultimately be the body itself.
His solo exhibition ‚Diffractions‘ is on view at Ggezwanzig gallery in Vienna until March 27; we spoke with Parsa Khalili about his balance between architecture practice and painting.
In conversation with Markus Proschek, our discussion reflects on questions of the post-Anthropocene, Enlightenment thought, and new ways of understanding the world beyond a human focus.
Who is the artist, what does the gallery stand for, what is the right context, what should I not miss. We rely on established values of what is “good” or “important” to justify our time.
Protest, fashion history, training equipment, resistance, the search for identity, and the cultural circulation of images. Chalisée Naamani’s ‘Octogone‘ is currently on view at Kunsthalle Wien.
Bunny Hennessey is a London-based painter whose work arises from the physical and sensory conditions of painting itself. Driven by movement, her practice explores the inner parameters of the body.
At just 36, Li Yi-Fan will represent Taiwan at the Venice Biennale 2026, curated by Raphael Fonseca, the current curator of modern and contemporary Latin American art.
The Helsinki-based visual artists work with sculpture, installation, and printed matter. On wood, fruit pits, rooms that are swallowed like feelings, and speculation as an artistic practice.
We asked curator Reilly Davidson a few questions about the exhibition “Swallow the Moon,” which she curated, and about her view on writing as a possible step in curatorial practice.
Melanie Thöni (*1998, Zams) is a Vienna-based painter whose work moves between color and form and Northern Alpine motifs, exploring tradition, everyday life, homeland, and female heroines.
A conversation with artist Julia Creuheras on desire, agency, animated objects, and fashion as a technological, performative language, featuring kinetics, high heels, mannequins, and pets.
A conversation with London-based artist Conor Quinn on translating soft sculptures into oil paintings, exploring animal–human relationships, shame, religion, and his wishes for 2026.
Born in Bulgaria, he moved to London at ten. After studies at Leeds College of Art and an MA at the Royal College of Art, he developed a disciplined, efficient studio routine.
With New York-born, Paris-based artist Gaspard Girard d’Albissin on his unconventional path into painting, the influence of found photography, and how lighting shapes his compositions.
Stefania Tejada (b. 1990) is a Colombian artist in Paris. Her figurative oil paintings explore cultural memory, identity, and belief systems, using symbolism and nature to generate new meanings.
Inae Shin, a South Korea–born artist based in Hamburg, studies painting at HFBK. Her work explores emotional ambivalence in human relationships, from intimacy to control.
Julia Zastava is a multidisciplinary artist working with drawing, installation, sound, text, and performance, exploring transitions, narrative questions, misplaced shadows, and collapsing intentions.
Heating infrastructures, politics and unpaid labor meet visibility in conversation with Vienna-based artist Judith Fegerl. Solo exhibition at OK Linz until 22 Feb 2026.
“At a Close Distance,” a solo show by Austrian artist Arnold Reinthaler, runs until 23 January 2026 at gezwanzig gallery, Vienna. We discuss his process and time in his 30-year practice.