Copy.Paste.Art – Oliver Laric
Native to Innsbruck, artist Oliver Laric, 34, is one of the most internationally acclaimed and discussed artists of his generation.
His initial rise to fame...
“HÖHENRAUSCH” / Linz 2018
24.05. – 14.10.2018; Linz. All good things come from above. The Höhenrausch in Linz and the Element of Water.
When a three-masted ship hovers high above...
“Kunsthaus Bregenz” / Vorarlberg
2017; Vorarlberg.
Kunsthaus Bregenz.
20 years of Vorarlbergs horizon expansion: Kunsthaus Bregenz celebrates its anniversary
The art business comes with quite a few sacrifices. When the newspaper...
“blühen.kunst.alles” / Botanischer Garten Linz
23.06. – 28.10.2018; Linz.
Consciously placed artistic interventions in the Botanical Garden Linz expand the perception of nature
Cultivated nature as an experimental space for students of...
“Shirin Neshat – women in the society” / Neue Galerie Graz
18.01. – 22.04.2018; Graz.
Shirin Neshat and the discourse about the relationship between Orient and Occident in the Neue Galerie Graz.
Curated by Holger Kuba Ventura and...
Haegue Yang – VIP´s Union – Phase II / Exhibition Graz 2018
15.02. – 02.04.2018; Graz.
Haegue Yangs VIP´s Union enters phase II.
The pieces of furniture that were available for use in the past nine months will...
Austrian Sculpture Park / Graz/Premstätten 2018
24.03. - 31.10.2018; Graz.
Art under the open sky in the Austrian Sculpture Park.
Curator Elisabeth Fiedler and her team will once again be offering a...
“The Red Vienna” / Vienna Museum, Vienna
30.04.2019 - 19.01.2020; Vienna
Social buildings, public baths and nursery schools. The Red Vienna after 1919, reconstruction, new constructs, projects to make life valuable. Workers...
“Doaa El-Adl: A Woman’s World” / Schule des Ungehorsams, Linz
16.05.2019 - 30.10.2019; Linz.
In merciless cartoons, the Egyptian cartoonist Doaa El-Adl focuses on women and their problems, breaking many a social taboo.
The solo exhibition...
“1918 – KLIMT · MOSER · SCHIELE” / Lentos Linz
16.02. – 21.05.2018; Linz.
Collected Beauties: Exhibition at LENTOS.
In 1918, the Viennese avant-garde lost three of ist most outstanding exponents: Gustav Klimt, Koloman Moser and...
