Exhibitions

Théo Viardin I Et In Arcadia Ego

17 Nov 2022 - 14 Jan 2023 Théo Viardin’s practice on a broad thematic level, explores our relationship to the living, otherness and our environment. Contextually, the basis of Viardin’s work lies in an existential concern for our environment in that as a result of human activity, we as a collective are rapidly endangering the earth in... Read more

Alina Kunitsyna I Le Bain of Love

17 Nov 2022 - 14 Jan 2023 The bath of love. All beings, human as non-human, but also plants or minerals, all created objects, as well as virtual beings and all thoughts or figurations, do reveal themselves, and truly testify to their state, in and through their relationship to others. A relationship that may be random too,... Read more

Alexander Basil | The Week Stretching Out In Front Of You

11 Oct - 12 Nov 2022 Alexander Basil’s latest exhibition ‘The week stretching out in front of you’ presents a new body of work continuing Basil’s exploration of personal perception and our comprehension of our own psychology through an exploration of the domestic environment. Predominantly focussing on an abstracted form of self portraiture within various iterations... Read more

Nana Mandl | dream baby, dream

11 Oct - 12 Nov 2022 In her colourful material collages, pictures, prints and sculptures, Nana Mandl develops possible visual implementations of today's media challenges and excessive demands. Her haptic collages combine elements of painting, embroidery and drawing with forms of communicative-representative spheres of advertising, fashion, pop culture and social media. The publication also takes a... Read more

Sarah Bechter | Focus On

9 Sep - 8 Oct 2022 The conditions and ambivalences of artistic production lie at the center of Sarah Bechter‘s practice. Blurring the lines between the private and the public, work and leisure, surface and line, Bechter‘s canvases exist as individual subjects, rather than surfaces of projection, and seem entangled in a vivid debate among themselves.... Read more

The Body Is Sacrament

curated by KJ Freeman 9 Sep - 8 Oct 2022 The Body is Sacrament is an investigation into the East vs West dichotomy as a paradigm that supports imperialism and nationalism. Placing together the works of four American artists – Calli Roche, Catalina Ouyang, Harry Gould Harvey, and Nathaniel Oliver – this show will explore the way in which hierarchical... Read more

Hermann Nitsch

9 Jun - 31 Jul 2022 Hermann Nitsch was born on August 29, 1938 in Vienna. He is the crucial founder of Viennese Actionism and is regarded as one of the most versatile contemporary artists: action performer, painter, composer (symphonies, organ concerts), and set designer. His synthesis of the arts, the Theatre of Orgies and Mysteries,... Read more

Anastasia Samoylova I Focus On

28 Apr - 28 May 2022 Anastasia Samoylova is a Russian-American artist who moves between observational photography, studio practice and installation. Her work explores notions of environmentalism, consumerism and the picturesque. She received an MA in Environmental Design from Russian State University for the Humanities and an MFA from Bradley University. In 2013, Samoylova began Landscape... Read more

Rodrigo Valenzuela I Afterwork

28 Apr - 28 May 2022 At the height of early industrial steel production, workers were treated as engines of sorts, their bodies wrung out of their light, which was transformed into glowing steel bars, sweat, and capital. As one steelworker told the writer Hamlin Gardland in Homestead, Pennsylvania, in 1894, “You start in to be... Read more

Hermann Nitsch | 20th Painting Action

19 Apr - 20 Jul 2022 Galerie Kandlhofer announces a major exhibition of artist Hermann Nitsch (b. 1938, Vienna), presented by Helmut Essl’s private collection in collaboration with Zuecca projects, featuring 20th painting action, which was originally created and presented at the Wiener Secession, Vienna in 1987. The 20th painting action is the artist’s only painting... Read more

Aurora Pellizzi I Focus on

22 Mar - 22 Apr 2022 Pellizzi’s work playfully combines formal concepts of painting and sculpture with craft techniques. Her practice is informed by pre-industrial textile processes and materials, from natural dyeing to back-strap loom weaving. Technical constraints give way to textural, dimensional shapes and forms. Fiber is used both as a pictorial field and as... Read more

Faye Wei Wei | The Moon Balloon of New York City

22 Mar - 22 Apr 2022 Faye Wei Wei (b.1994 in London, UK) graduated from the Slade School of Fine Art in London, UK (BA Hons) in 2016. Wei Wei conceives of the painting process as an intimate choreography between actual and pictorial space. Often revolving around spiritual iconography and classical myth,love rituals and the theatricality... Read more

Noemi S. Conan I Recollected Stories

Focus on 14 Feb - 19 Mar 2022 Noemi S. Conan (b. 1987, Poland) currently lives and works in London. Conan is currently studying at The Royal College of Drawing, London and previously studied Painting and Printmaking BA (Hons) at Glasgow School of Art, 2021 and at Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst in the class of Professor Christoph... Read more

Hamid Nii Nortey | Faith in Strangers

Organised by Daniel Lippitsch and David Omari 14 Feb - 19 Mar 2022 Hamid Nii Nortey’s (b. 1987) most recent body of work will be displayed in his first European solo exhibition “Faith in Strangers”. This compelling series of paintings addresses the diverse socio-political intricacies of migration, spanning from historical references, via expatriatism to political persecution. Nortey, a self-taught emerging Ghanaian artist, developed... Read more

Thomas Supper I Focus on

25 Nov 2021 - 5 Feb 2022 The approach of Thomas Supper’s artistic work is conceptual painting. Painting on steel plates is made visible through heat and different temperatures. The voluntary impulse of alienation transforms profound and technical processes into painterly gestures. Fat insults and disturbs the material and creates a space of reflection and projection for... Read more