Future of MelancholiaCooperation: Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade21.3.–8.6.2025
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In his multi-layered works, Philipp Timischl deals with personal experiences and the social challenges of a present characterized by populism. For his solo exhibition Molded, which can be seen as…
Philipp Timischl: MoldedSlide show
The exhibition Future of Melancholia at the Gallery-Legacy of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade presents a selection of contemporary Austrian artists alongside Susanne Wenger, the Graz-born…
Gallery-LegacySlide show
The exhibition Future of Melancholia at the HALLE FÜR KUNST Steiermark in Graz explores the role of art in dealing with melancholy as a regional and international contemporary phenomenon. It shows…
Future of Melancholia HfKVideo
The exhibition Future of Melancholia explores the tensions between nostalgia and belief in progress, which are particularly palpable in cities such as Belgrade, Vienna and Graz. In doing so, it picks…
Nicole Streitler-Kastberger Der Mann ohne Eigenschaften: Wirklichkeitssinn und MöglichkeitssinnSlide show
As part of the performance program, the HALLE FÜR KUNST Steiermark is pleased to be the first institution in Austria to present the work One Million Years by the artist On Kawara in a performative…
On Kawara Ausstellungsrundgang FotografieVideo
A comprehensive video by kunst-dokumentation.com enables a digital exhibition tour through the show.
Ausstellungsrundgang Caroline MesquitaVideo
A comprehensive video by kunst-dokumentation.com enables a digital exhibition tour through the show.
Ausstellungsrundgang HöllhumerVideo
The extensive publication Great Women Sculptors, co-edited by Le Feuvre was recently published by Phaidon in collaboration with the Holt/Smithson Foundation. It gathers more than 300 female artists who have been excluded from institutions and the canon based on their gender.
Lisa Le FeuvreThe upcoming shows