ARTISTS
2025
More than 280 exhibitors will take part across the two fairs this October.
At聽Croy Nielsen, Vienna, a group show uses聽desire, memory and tedium to inspect the hidden realities behind聽everyday life
Lukas Kaufmann (b. 1993, AT) lives and works in Vienna, where he graduated from the University of Applied Arts in 2021.
Soshiro Matsubara (b. 1980 Hokkaido, Japan, lives and works in Vienna) currently has a solo exhibition at Phileas here in Vienna (Soshiro Matsubara with Bruno P茅lassy: Another Side of the Order of the Starfish, until January 11th, 2025).
2024
Austria鈥榮 largest gallery festival will explore and contextualize artistic practices related to the past, present and future of archives.
While Joanna was working on this show, I found out the most prominent version of the Holy Lance relic鈥搊r the Lance of Longinus as it is also called鈥搒its in Vienna.
Austria鈥檚 leading fair for contemporary art, viennacontemporary has revealed a lineup of 90+ exhibitors from more than 20 countries for its 10th anniversary edition...
Time is sentient in聽鈥淔ive Easy Pieces.鈥� Wrapped in their ardent and solemn thoughts these聽three artists say no more than is necessary.
The organizers of Art Basel today announced 287 participants in the Swiss fair鈥檚 flagship edition, to take place June 13鈥�16, with preview days on June 11 and 12.
The organizers of Art Basel today announced 287 participants in the Swiss fair鈥檚 flagship edition, to take place June 13鈥�16, with preview days on June 11 and 12.
2023
Patricia L. Boyd and Na Mira鈥檚 two-person show 鈥淧erpetual Language鈥� builds a vocabulary around rupture, loss, and incompleteness.
Modern mornings begin with a certain amount of vanity. And the vain ones are con-sidered shallow or dumb, straight up sinful by some.
In her second solo exhibition with Croy Nielsen Sandra Mujinga pursues to probe what it possibly means to be human, situated in a range of perceptual fields that continue emerging, elongating and extending beyond prescribed dominant ideologies.
2022
Fedir Tetyanych (1942鈥�2007) grew up during World War II in the village of Kniazhychi near Kyiv.
When Emanuel Layr opened his gallery in Vienna in 2011, there were few other commercial businesses that specialized in showing the young artists he wanted to support.