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Contemporary Vienna | Christina Steinbrecher-Pfandt

Posted on 18. December 2016 by #viennacontemporary Leave a comment

viennacontemporary artistic director Christina Steinbrecher-Pfandt talks about her first encounter with great art, life in Vienna, motivation and more.

Get a glimpse behind the scenes of viennacontemporary preparations and see how a day of artistic director looks like.

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26-29 September 2019
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#viennacontemporary Magazine reports on the activities of viennacontemporary and provides you with in-depth insights into what’s going on in the art world. We publish interviews with gallerists, collectors, artists, and art lovers. Our main focus is Austria, but we also explore the art scene in Southern and Eastern Europe and beyond. viennacontemporary is not only a reflection of the contemporary art landscape in the region. It’s about people, society, trends, and dialogue.

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The exhibition Nature \ nature at @kunstraum_niederoesterreich showcases works by local and international artists who reflect on the concept of nature and propose its up-to-date forms. They examine the ways in which technology crosses over to nature and—vice versa—how our biosphere and minds become increasingly shaped by technology. The artists consider mutations caused by ever growing amounts of waste and speculate about the future of nature under the influence of the all-consuming Internet. Can nature, with the help of technology, figure into the logic of human progress in such a way that both can profit? Image 1: Diana Lelonek, Center for Living Things, Courtesy of the artist and @lokal_30 gallery Image 2: @huiyeist, The serene garden, 2019, single channel video installation, still image courtesy the artist #contemporaryart #contemporaryvienna

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On View in Vienna: Tania Pérez Córdova at @galerie_martin_janda. The exhibition "Tragic, comic and bold facts" is described by the artist: A man passes by playing a trumpet. He is looking for spare change. The melody sounds familiar. And so it starts a collection of encounters. A trumpet, a pot, a water pipe, a hanger have been cast, melted and recast into their own mold. As such they become a copy of themselves, losing a percentage of themselves in the process of becoming. If the action would be repeated enough times, these objects might potentially disappear. Image: Tania Pérez Córdova, Installation View, photo: Anna Konrath #contemporaryart #contemporaryvienna

Today's Instagram Takeover features @ludmila_hrachovinova at @knoll_galerie Vienna. Head to our stories to see the takeover! In her artworks, Hrachovinová questions the medium of painting and places it in various interactive and performative positions. The artist creates unusual positions for the artworks and questions the norms inscribed in the medium of painting and its tradition. The viewer plays an active role in this process of deconstruction and challenge of familiar ideas inscribed in the medium of painting. With the interaction of the viewer, the performative installations become complete. Ludmila Hrachovinová can be regarded as a puppeteer who plays very wisely with the observers and the exhibition space. For her paintings, she creates positions in space that hinder the usual flow of space and allow the viewer to interact with various body movements in order to see and understand the paintings in their entirety. Image: Ludmila Hrachovinová, Part of the Story, 2019, oil and acrylic on canvas, 150 x 190 cm. Courtesy of @knoll_galerie #contemporaryart #contemporaryvienna #knollgalleriesbudapestvienna #upcomingexhibition #ludmilahrachovinova #painting

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