#contemporaryvienna | Art Scene
Vienna’s art scene is about more than just ornate museums filled with art-historical treasures. A new generation is bursting onto the city’s art scene, carrying the torch of Viennese art with young, innovative energy.
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viennacontemporary daily | September 28
special projects, talks and guided tours today at viennacontemporary Continue reading
viennacontemporary daily | September 27
special projects, talks and guided tours today at viennacontemporary Continue reading
TRAM | Train Gallery and Cultural Center
Connecting Eastern Europe (Bratislava) to Vienna, the project TRAM is both a contemporary art gallery and a cultural center. To learn more about this travelling gallery and to announce their partnership with viennacontemporary 2018, we interviewed with the curator Juraj Carny. Day Ticket reduced: 9.00 euro Visitors with a TRAM train ticket receive reduced ticket prices. Continue reading
Vienna Weekly | 17.09 – 23.09
Don’t miss this week in Vienna Continue reading
Thermalbad Vöslau |Stefanie Reinsperger & Noah Saavedra
This year, Der Schwimmende Salon held at Thermalbad Vöslau presented once again an exciting mix of well-known actors and actresses in six impressive shows curated by the artistic director and journalist Angelika Hager. As viennacontemporary is partners with Vöslauer, we spoke to Stefanie Reinsperger and Noah Saavedra about their experience as actors and their views … Continue reading
Aesop | Henry Wilson
Our partners at Aesop officially launch their Brass Oil Burner on September 24. To celebrate our collaboration and this occasion, we interviewed the designer Henry Wilson on his understanding of material, architecture, space and concept. Continue reading
Art Collection Deutsche Telekom | Interview with the curators
This year we will showcase a number of special exhibitions at viennacontemporary International Art Fair. To announce the participation of Art Collection Deutsche Telekom at the fair, we interviewed the curators Rainald Schumacher and Nathalie Hoyos. Read our conversation on their visions for Art Collection Deutsche Telekom, the importance of art from Central and Eastern Europe and … Continue reading
