Ten emerging international curators, part of BLOCKFREI‘s annual curators-in-residence program Curators’ Agenda, visited viennacontemporary. Here’s what impressed them the most. Continue reading
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#viennalove| Artist Rudi Stanzel
Learn what artist Rudi Stanzel snuck into Belvedere, why you should always look up in Vienna and why Mozartkugeln are still a good souvenir. Continue reading
viennacontemporary 2015 | Guided Tours
viennacontemporary is an art fair providing an uncomplicated and enjoyable approach to contemporary art and puts particular emphasis on special audiences. Besides the solo presentations on display at ZONE1, young Austrian artists will be invited to give guided tours – Studio for students and Gold for seniors. Continue reading
Tales of 2 Cities | Jewish Museum Vienna
Meet Zenita Komad, Ekaterina Shapiro-Obermair and Hans Weigand – artists of the exhibition Tales of 2 Cities at the Jewish Museum Vienna. Continue reading
“I find the focus on Eastern Europe extremely interesting and very important.” – Hildegund Amanshauser
The Salzburg International Summer Academy of Fine Arts, founded in 1953 by Oskar Kokoschka as the “School of Vision” in Hohensalzburg Fortress, is the oldest of its kind in Europe. Read an interview with Hildegund Amanshauser, the director of the Academy to find out about the studying process, students, and pressing issues in Salzburg. Continue reading
“Belgrade is the new Berlin and Vienna is just in-between.” – Wolfgang Lehrner
The image of the city that could be Vienna. Read an interview with Austrian artist Wolfgang Lehrner about his project “VIE CEE”, which focuses on the vision of a possible Central-Eastern European capital. Continue reading
Kosice Through the Eyes of Andreas Duscha
A visual diary of a young Austrian artist in Kosice, Slovakia: K.A.I.R project invited me to participate in their artist in residence program in Kosice for two months. I’ve been here for 6 weeks now, and I have to say I really like it… I don’t know what else to write, that’s why I became a visual … Continue reading
