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viennacontemporary daily | september 26
special projects, talks and guided tours at viennacontemporary on September 26 Continue reading
viennacontemporary daily | september 25
special projects, talks and guided tours at viennacontemporary on September 25 Continue reading
viennacontemporary daily | september 24
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Collector Reinhard Walenta | illy Art Collection
Some people collect art, some stamps, anything goes. The retired Austrian Administrative Official and carpenter Reinhard Walenta collects illy cups. Not just any cups, each one is designed by a renowned contemporary artist… Continue reading
viennacontemporary 2015 | Focus Bulgaria| Gaudenz B. Ruf
Interview with Swiss collector Gaudenz B. Ruf about his passion for art and the Bulgarian art scene. Continue reading
Collecting / People / _Video
Roman Fuchs | Collector
‘Without a collector there is no gallery, there is no artist, there is no art scene.’ – In the video landscape designer Roman Fuchs talks about his art collection and shows Villa Fuchs — a 1350 square meter residency with a sculpture park, where he lives with his wife, six children and numerous works of art. Continue reading
Collectors Talk with Alain Servais. Video
Watch the video of the Collectors Talk with Alain Servais , which was held at the fair 2014. Continue reading
20 four 7 – Collecting The New Contemporary
The conversations with highly respected art collectors are focused on the issue of collecting as a big narrative. Continue reading
“The City Is A lot Friendlier Than Its Reputation” – Gheri Sackler, Сollector
I met collector Gheri Sackler, who is also an ambassador of VIENNAFAIR The New Contemporary, at the legendary restaurant Zum Schwarzen Kameel to find out why she is in love with Vienna. Why Vienna? Gheri Sackler: I have been looking for a capital city that is convenient and interesting to live in. I cannot be here … Continue reading
