This week, there is plenty of chance for unique and rare discoveries, such as Hamid Nii Nortey’s first solo show in Europe at Galerie Kandlhofer, Lina Hermsdorf at das weisse haus, or Gisela Erlacher at Bildraum 01. We wish you lots of fun exploring the various exhibitions around town – find our selection below. Vienna … Continue reading →

Love is in the air at viennacontemporary.Credits: kunst-dokumentation.com A work of art is worth a thousand words…. isn’t that what they say? Take Gustav Klimt’s Kiss or René Magritte’s Lovers as an example – the most romantic moments of mankind are captured on canvas as masterpieces. viennacontemporary, of course, is not stingy with matters of … Continue reading →

Another full week in the art capital Vienna! Make sure to have some time on your hands this Wednesday, Thursday and Friday to grab your art bestie and roam the city’s many amazing openings, or get informed about the current Black History Month in a range of exhibitions devoted to the subject. Vienna Weekly presents … Continue reading →

It’s already the last week of January – be strong! Exhibition highlights by Raphaela Vogel at Galerie Meyer Kainer, Jan Merta at Galerie Martin Janda, Nana Wolke at VIN VIN Galerie, and many more sweeten the waiting time for spring. Vienna Weekly presents a selection of weekly exhibition openings, (online) talks, and art events taking … Continue reading →

Even though January may be the SEASON OF DEPRESSION, as Paul Spendier calls his exhibition opening this week at tart.vienna, the project space of Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman, the city has plenty on offer to lift your spirits this week: outstanding events like GIANNI MANHATTAN, celebrating its 5th anniversary with an exhibition by Laurence … Continue reading →

Get ready, for this week, live exhibition openings are happening again in the city – and not just any: this week, you can finally discover Wolfgang Tilmans at mumok, Eiko Gröschl at Galerie Charim, and Andreas Werner at Krinzinger Schottenfeld, to name just a few of the week’s highlights. Vienna Weekly presents a selection of … Continue reading →

Art is timeless, everlasting, spiritually enriching, precious, and truly personal. Have you ever received art as a gift? Or contemplated getting a piece of work for your family and friends. But where to start? From inexpensive gifts that will get the next generation excited about the art world to unique pieces and experiences that satisfy … Continue reading →

viennacontemporary regularly shares local insider tips on the contemporary art scenes of up-and-coming cities in Central and Eastern Europe. The beginning of this series is made by Boris Ondreička, Artistic Director of viennacontemporary, who takes you through a perfect Saturday in his hometown Bratislava.  Um diesen Artikel auf Deutsch zu lesen, scrollen Sie bitte nach … Continue reading →

Admittedly, there’s always a lot going on in Vienna – but during this week, with the Vienna Art Week in town for the entire week, the number and quality of exhibitions, talks, and events happening surpass everything that even the most experienced culture fan is used to. Roll up your sleeves and make use of … Continue reading →

With a grand art auction of the non-for-profit organization neunerhaus to the start of the yearly VIENNA ART WEEK, the city is overflowing with interesting art events. We summarized this weeks highlights to help you choose wisely. Vienna Weekly presents a selection of weekly exhibition openings, (online) talks, and art events taking place in Vienna. … Continue reading →

Seize the opportunity of many free admissions and open days during the Austrian National Day and find a nice alternative to the spooky mainstream events during Halloween afternoon: another week in Vienna with a varied program of exhibition openings, guided tours, and special performances. Vienna Weekly presents a selection of weekly exhibition openings, (online) talks, … Continue reading →

From a performance by Ines Doujak, Margot Pilz at Kunsthalle Krems and the vast offer of the VIENNALE – this week again offers an exciting range of established art and new discoveries. Vienna Weekly presents a selection of weekly exhibition openings, (online) talks, and art events taking place in Vienna. Discover the contemporary side of … Continue reading →

The Budapest-based collector couple Andrea Dénes and Árpád Balázs entertains a wonderful collection of over 300 artworks, many of them from the Eastern-European region, but also with global positions. In the context of the Budapest Gallery Weekend, viennacontemporaryMag talked to them about collecting as a couple, their take on Eastern-European art, and their advice for … Continue reading →