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Vienna Art Week

EXHIBITIONS

A Path from Thought to Action

Joseph Beuys on view at Belvedere 21

Joseph Beuys, Baumbepflanzung im Garten und vor der Hochschule für angewandte Kunst, 1983. Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien, Kunstsammlung und Archiv, Inv.Nr. 16.102/1/FP Foto: Philippe Dutartre

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Anna Jermaloewa © Michael Maritsch

From the train station bench to Venice – Anna Jermolaeva

Anna Jermolaewa will represent Austria at the Venice Biennale in 2024, and she has also participated in the VIENNA ART WEEK several times. Sabine B Vogel visited the current exhibition in Linz.

Applied Correlation Laboratory

An exciting exhibition shows the results of an artistic research project by students of the University of Applied Arts Vienna in cooperation with the Frederick Kiesler Foundation.

A parcours of celebration at the MAK

From aristocratic banquets to raves to political (protest) festival culture - the new thematic exhibition at the MAK approaches the FEST from a wide variety of perspectives. A text by Sabine B. Vogel.

Emília Rigová’s islands of well-being at MUMOK

In her solo show "Nane Oda Lavutaris/Who Will Play for Me?" at MUMOK, the Slovak artist Emília Rigová takes up the theme of Roma and music. A text by Sabine B. Vogel.

ANONYMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER,Tilla Durieux as Lady Macbeth in Macbeth, 1937 © Akademie der Künste, Berlin, Tilla-Durieux-Archiv, Nr. 193_3, Photo: Akademie der Künste, Berlin, Tilla-Durieux-Archiv, Nr. 193_3

A Life in Pictures – Tilla Durieux at the Leopold Museum

The actress is one of the most dazzling stars of the early 20th century and was long considered the role model of the modern woman. A text by Sabine B. Vogel.

The museum as a shackle and a trap

The new exhibition at mumok invites us to think about the animal in us. A text by Sabine B. Vogel.

Enigmatic Journeys

Francesco Clemente at the Albertina. A visually stunning journey into hidden ideas of the ego. By Sabine B. Vogel.

Lieselott Beschorner: Im Atem der Zeit

Until now, Beschorner's work has hardly been seen, which is finally changing. A text by Sabine B. Vogel.

ARTISTS SUPPORT UKRAINE

On February 24, 2022, a decades-long post-war order came to an end in an unfathomable way for the 21st century and of course, the

Not just a piece of the coat

Redistribution now? In its current annual show "Poor & Rich", the Dom Museum Wien presents a cross-section of the history and iconography of social inequality.

Painting as a threat

At Galerie Sophie Tappeiner, Berlin-based artist Sophie Reinhold explores the threat potential of painting and comes up with exciting results.

After the intoxication

Christine König Gallery presents a satyr play of a special kind as part of curated by: thoughtful, sober, sympathetically 'unbaroque'.

Conversation between the shores

With Birgit Jürgenssen and Cinzia Ruggeri, Galerie Hubert Winter juxtaposes two radical individualists who never met during their lifetimes.

The second edition of the Propeller Biennale at Fotogalerie Wien in WUK once again shows a selection of works by students at Austrian art colleges.

Healing Confusion. A visit with Marc Dion

At Galerie Kargl, Mark Dion explores the question of the principles by which we order things.

Between the dots of light

With "Pattern As A Teacher" at Felix Gaudlitz Valentina Triet generates an invisible body inhabiting the voids.

I sing against Monsanto

The exhibition, curated by Miguel A. López, shows works by artists from all over the world who critically deal with exploitation and environmental destruction.

Fashion and dystopia

In her exhibition "Autumn Cloth" at Sophie Tappeiner gallery, Dutch artist Tenant of Culture traces the consequences of economics in the fashion world.

Eating your cake and baking it anew

Kunstverein Kevin Space presents the new project of Vienna-based writer Miriam Stoney, whose work is mostly collaborative and text-based.

Yuji Agematsu makes miniature sculptures from waste he finds on his daily strolls through New York's streets. The objects cast in resin can currently be seen at the Secession.

On the extremes of good and evil

The exhibition by Kapsch prize winner Hugo Canoilas takes us into a sea world populated by unknown creatures and questions the anthropocentric view of the world.

Hidden thoughts of a visual nature

Monika Pessler, director of the Sigmund Freud Museum, talks about the exhibition of conceptual art in the former offices of Sigmund Freud.

Contemporary Week at Dorotheum

Zeitgenössische Kunst ist neben Werken der Moderne in der Auktionswoche von 23.-26. Juni 2020 im Dorotheum zu sehen.

Somewhere between Genius and Lunacy

In this exhibition series, contemporary artists are invited to examine the portrayal of the Last Judgement by Hieronymus Bosch.

FABRIC FOR FASHION

In a big "SHOW OFF", the Viennese MAK transforms itself into a catwalk for revolutionary fashion designers linked to Austria. The works of 60 designers and 30 photographers offer an impressive ove

He lives and works in San Francisco. Ron Nagle is known for his intimately scaled sculptures. Now the Secession is going to show a selection of his recent works.

A search for self-conception

Architekturzentrum Wien (Az W) has devoted its major fall exhibition to Austria’s role in the Cold War. In an interview, curator Monika Platzer explains what architecture has to do with it.

MAKING TRUTH. ONE-SHOT WORKs between production and presentation, analog and digital reception

MAKING TRUTH is an exhibition designed as a circuit running through the Vienna studios of 16 selected artists. Here you can find out what it is all about.

Forms Larger and Bolder: EVA HESSE DRAWINGS

The artist, Eva Hesse, was known for sculpture, but she accompanied drawing throughout her life. In conversation with curator Manuela Ammer about her graphic work.