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Belvedere 21, Vienna | February 29 – June 2, 2024 Oliver Ressler’s artistic and activist practice is based on the conviction that social conditions are not given but rather can be changed. For around three decades, Ressler has been focusing on urgent aspects of democracy, the economy, migration, and ecology, highlighting structural causes as well… Continue reading OLIVER RESSLER | Dog Days Bite Back

Renate Bertlmann. Fragile Obsessions, Belvedere 21, Vienna, September 29, 2023 – March 3, 2024 Renate Bertlmann is one of the main protagonists of the Austrian feminist avant-garde. In recent years she has gained international attention, especially through her solo presentation at the Austrian Pavilion at the 58th Venice Biennale 2019. On the occasion of her… Continue reading RENATE BERTLMANN | Fragile Obsessionen

Public Matters. Contemporary Art in the Belvedere Garden, Belvedere, Vienna, May 13 – October 1, 2023 Art – a public matter? Ever since their opening to the general public in the 1780s, the Belvedere Gardens have been used extensively as places for recreation and communality. The occasion of the 300th anniversary of the completion of… Continue reading Public Matters

Über das Neue. Wiener Szenen und darüber hinaus | On the New. Viennese Scenes and Beyond, Belvedere 21, Vienna, April 7, 2023 – January 14, 2024 What is going on in local art scenes, studios, and alternative exhibition spaces? And how can one exhibition capture the diversity of the production and presentation of art? Belvedere… Continue reading Über das Neue

Bildraum Studio, Brotfabrik Vienna (in cooperation with Galerie Sophia Vonier) | February 11 – April 7, 2022 Wie weiß eine Künstlerin, wann eine Phase ihres Schaffens abgeschlossen ist und eine neue beginnt? Für Kunsthistorikerinnen ist es mitunter einfacher mit zeitlicher und emotionaler Distanz eine rückblickende Entscheidung darüber zu treffen. Im lebendigen Prozess der Gegenwart bleiben… Continue reading MARIANNE VLASCHITS | Phase Transitions 2018-2021

Burg Beeskow, Germany | June 12 – September 20, 2020 Innerhalb der dicken Mauern des Bergfrieds können wir uns zurückziehen und für einen Moment über das Wesentliche sinnieren: die Liebe. Cécile Wesolowski gewährt uns dafür in ihrer multimedialen, über vier Stockwerke choreografierten Installation temporäre Zuflucht vor der Ablenkung, Beschleunigung und mitunter Grausamkeit der digitalen und… Continue reading Cécile Wesolowski | L’Amour Liquide

Christine König Galerie, Vienna | January 16 – February 29, 2020 REBECCA ACKROYD | LOUISA CLEMENT | JULIAN TURNER | HONZA ZAMOJSKI Christine König Galerie – celebrating its 30th anniversary – presents works by four young artists (1, 2, 3, 4), curated by the young team* of the gallery. Each artist was invited under the… Continue reading 4 x 1 = 30

Salzburger Kunstverein, Salzburg | December 14, 2018 – January 27, 2019 „[Humans] are just an algorithm designed to survive at all costs, sophisticated enough to think they’re calling the shots, to think they’re in control, but they’re really just… – Passengers.“ Bernhard Lowe / Arnold Weber to Dr. Robert Ford, Westworld, Les Ècorchés (Season 2… Continue reading A Passenger

ANDREAS DUSCHA | DONA JALUFKA | KERNEL | RALO MAYER | VALENTIN RUHRY | BJÖRN SCHÜLKE Christine König Galerie, Vienna | May 6 – June 17, 2017 Am 31. Januar 2014 – in seinem Vortrag an der Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania – prägte Neil deGrasse Tyson den Begriff „Generation Exoplanet“, dessen Definition er noch… Continue reading N 48° 11’ 47.038″ O 16° 21’ 59.259″