Fela Grunwald, an art consultant, and Olga Korper, a gallery owner, believe that to sell art you have to invest yourself personally, to have an emotional connection to the artworks.
Ben Portis, an Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art at the Art Gallery of Ontario talks about the new AGO and what makes art a fascinating field to be in.
David Liss is the Artistic Director and Curator of the Museum of Canadian Contemporary Art in Toronto.
Toronto might be one of the biggest and most exciting art centres in North America but the cosmopolitan city has not yet been able to find its own identity and its place in the international Contemporary Art scene.
The Museum on call, the city of Vienna’s contemporary art collection is currently showing the exhibition Raum_Körper Einsatz, a representative overview on the formal vocabulary of Austrian postwar art.
Allyson Mitchell's activist art is meant to prod and provoke, but it draws you in with warmth, sincerity and just a little faux-fur.
For the sixth time, Viennafair takes place from May 6th to May 9th, with a focus on Central and Eastern European art. We spoke with Edek Bartz, the artistic director of the fair.
For the sixth time, Viennafair takes place from May 6th to May 9th, with a focus on Central and Eastern European art. We spoke with Edek Bartz, the artistic director of the fair.
The Slow Fashion Award 2010 is awarded for the third time. We spoke with participating designers about their view on sustainable fashion. .
To Bollywood background music, the blows her partner, then he generously lathers her hairy fanny with soap… a porn movie? No, silly - an art video by Thomas Draschan.
Every work of art has its own time structure, and Miki Eleta invites us to a dialogue about the transformation of time into space and vice versa.
Swinger’s club in the Secession, blue sperm, and “Bar Rectum” in the Museumsquartier! Sexplosion in the city? Going Artsy - We get our art criticism off the street.
The curators of the Architekturzentrums Wien, Sonja Pisarik and Ute Waditschatka, make an expedition through the world of post-war architecture in Austria. A retrospective covering 20 years of the projects of the “arbeitsgruppe 4“.
Constantin Luser challenges us to enter the maze of his imagination: he corners us against the wall of our indifference and confronts us with the unavoidable question whether we will ever be able to escape. But escape what?
An exhibition on the statesman and art patron Prince Eugene of Savoy-Carignan is currently open at Vienna’s Belvedere gallery.
When one feasts with the eyes, does one realize that one is consuming more than just food? An episode on the Augenschmaus exhibition at Bank Austria Kunstforum in Vienna.
Developed in parallel to the major Prince Eugen exhibition at the Lower Belvedere, tanzimat examines the continual reorganization of historical constructs and devices that underscore the neverending project of modernity.
Developed in parallel to the major Prince Eugen exhibition at the Lower Belvedere, tanzimat examines the continual reorganization of historical constructs and devices that underscore the neverending project of modernity.
Developed in parallel to the major Prince Eugen exhibition at the Lower Belvedere, tanzimat examines the continual reorganization of historical constructs and devices that underscore the neverending project of modernity.
Developed in parallel to the major Prince Eugen exhibition at the Lower Belvedere, tanzimat examines the continual reorganization of historical constructs and devices that underscore the neverending project of modernity.
Christian Eisenberger’s art work and performances often smack of insouciance, but, like a child and even more like an artist, his desire to engage is very real.
The boundary signal as a conceptual starting point for an interdisciplinary exhibition at Open Space in Vienna. An interview with Fatih Aydogdu.
Fiene Scharp’s references to hair and skin confront us with our own corporeality and challenge us to place such normally mundane materials in a new context, not only in art, but in life as well.
Irene Andessner’s self-dramatizations are revivals of historical personalities that utilize memory as a source of reactivation.
Timing is everything, and the Viennese Jazz Club, Porgy and Bess, could not have asked for better timing when BAWAG PSK stepped up as their newest cultural sponsor. A look at a mutually beneficial partnership.
An improvised mini-takeaway-concert featuring the singer and composer Uwe Dreysel from CastYourArt.
“The chamber of curiosities at the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna, one of the most important chambers worldwide, will reopen in 2012.
“Whoever leaves behind an image of oneself chronicles his/her existence, reflecting him/herself in this gesture. Photography and biography: the imagemaking art of Edgar Lissel.
“The virtuoso handicraft of violin-making nearly four hundred years after Stradivari. A view of the "New Viennese Violins" workshops.
“Herbert Boeckl experimented to figure out which new possibilities on offer would preserve that which was essential. A portrait of the advocate of the Austrian Modern.
