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Vienna Weekly | 15.02-21.02
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Vienna Weekly | 15.02-21.02

Posted on 15. February 2016 by #viennacontemporary • Leave a comment

New exhibitions at Kunsthalle Wien, Galerie Krinzinger and Charim Galerie and more events this week in Vienna. Continue reading →

The Future of Painting at ESSL Museum
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The Future of Painting at ESSL Museum

Posted on 26. November 2014 by #viennacontemporary • 1 Comment

Does painting have a future? How has painting changed recently? What forward-looking positions are there in Austria? Exhibition “The future of painting” at ESSL Museum, based on 23 new artistic positions, will provide answers to these questions. Continue reading →

VIENNA Family
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VIENNA Family

Posted on 14. September 2014 by #viennacontemporary • Leave a comment

VIENNAFAIR 2014 (organized by VF Betriebsgesellschaft mbH) pays special attention to families’ creativity by stimulating their children’s involvement in art. Once again it presents a special section at the fair: VIENNA Family – where children aged two years and above have the chance to have fun painting in an open studio. Continue reading →

Participate in a Group Exhibition at the Essl Museum
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Participate in a Group Exhibition at the Essl Museum

Posted on 6. March 2014 by #viennacontemporary • Leave a comment

Two weeks ago the Essl Museum announced a call for applications for the group exhibition of emerging artists “die zukunft der malerei”. I met curator Günther Oberhollenzer to find out about the selection procedure, the focus on painting, and the prospects for the artists after the exhibition. Continue reading →

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VIENNAFAIR Program

VIENNA Like

Posted on 30. September 2013 by #viennacontemporary • Leave a comment

The ESSL MUSEUM is known for its participative approach to art education, but it has also set new international standards in the often elitist field of exhibition curation, for example with the acclaimed exhibition project >FESTIVAL OF ANIMALS< (2011). Children, teenagers, adults, and e.g. Facebook friends designed parts of the exhibition themselves and chose the … Continue reading →

VIENNA Family Hosted By ESSL MUSEUM
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VIENNA Family Hosted By ESSL MUSEUM

Posted on 22. September 2013 by #viennacontemporary • 2 Comments

VIENNAFAIR 2013 pays special attention to families’ creativity through stimulating their children’s involvement with art. At ESSL MUSEUM’s open studio at the fair, kids and their parents can explore their own creativity! Visitors are invited to try out different painting techniques and tools and to put color, form, and movement to paper. Continue reading →

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