In Linz, the highlights of art, technology and society comes together every year during the Ars Electronica. Along with other contemporaries like the LENTOS Kunstmuseum and bb15, Linz is the perfect place for a contemporary art stopover. See our list of recommended places to visit in Linz over the summer. Continue reading →

Graz is the perfect location for an immersive and unique contemporary art and design experience. From the alien-like Kunsthaus Graz to the historical elegance of Schloß Hollenegg for Design, you will meet eclectic art collections that are curated and designed for its spaces. Get a glimpse of the contemporary art discoveries in Graz by reading … Continue reading →

We put together a selection of the top locations for discovering contemporary art in Salzburg. Along with our favourite art institutions and galleries, take the Walk of Modern Art and visit public artworks by renowned artists like Marina Abramović, James Turrell and Brigitte Kowanz in an immersive experience through the historical city. Find out more … Continue reading →

Our selection of contemporary art sites to visit in and around Klagenfurt represents how artists, gallerists, collectors and architects have found ways to merge art with nature. For Forest by Klaus Littmann will bring a forest into Klagenfurt’s Wörthersee Stadium this September and October. Moreover, Kunstalm’s Sculpture Park showcases a private collection open to the public … Continue reading →

Innsbruck presents a spectacular destination for discovering contemporary art with some of Austria’s top art institutions like Kunstraum Innsbruck and Taxis Palais Kunsthalle Tirol. Experience James Turrell’s “Skyspace Lech”, one from a series of light rooms by the artist, developed in direct response to the area, its climate and specificities. See more on Innsbruck’s contemporary … Continue reading →

Vorarlberg is in no doubt famous for its architecture paired with contemporary art. In a symbiotic relationship between the two, Kunsthaus Bregenz designed by Peter Zumthor offers a unique art program in its light flooded exhibition spaces that is not to be missed. Additionally, Bosnian artist Azra Akzamija’s wood curtain at the Islamic Cemetery references … Continue reading →