‘Shoot first, think later.’ I met Olivier Richon, artist and professor of photography at the London Royal College of Art during his visit to Vienna, where he exhibited his photographs at Lust Gallery. We talked about his students, fine art photography and lessons he learned from Victor Burgin. Continue reading
Category Archives: Elsewhere
Basel 2015 | Impressions
The Art Basel Week in pictures. Continue reading
National Pavilions at the 56th Venice Biennale | Eastern Europe
There are 90 national pavilions presented at the 56th Venice Biennale and I visited nearly all of them. In this post you will find my selection of the best exhibitions from Eastern Europe. Continue reading
Berlin Gallery Weekend | Impressions
Last weekend I went to the 11th edition of Gallery Weekend Berlin. Along with 20 000 people I visited 47 participating galleries and couple of other cool places. Click to see what caught my attention. Continue reading
Acoustics of Life – Interview with Waqas Khan
I met Waqas at the opening of his solo exhibition at Galerie Krinzinger and he kindly agreed to tell me more about his creative process. Continue reading
At the 10th edition of VIENNAFAIR you can stroll through Romanian visual art from the last fifty years — Andreiana Mihail
Learn about the Romanian contemporary art scene in an interview with Andreiana Mihail, a gallerist and the curator of the VIENNAFAIR 2014, organized by VF Betriebsgesellschaft mbH, special presentation DIALOG: NEW ENERGIES, co-initiated and supported by OMV. Continue reading
Booming Bucharest
Bucharest joined forces to create a must-attend week of everything that is visual and contemporary. We had an almost full picture of what is going on in Romania in 2014, and we were impressed. Continue reading
Contemporary Kazakhstan
To get an idea about the Kazakhstan contemporary art scene we asked eight competent people of art for some insights. Continue reading
Kosice Through the Eyes of Andreas Duscha
A visual diary of a young Austrian artist in Kosice, Slovakia: K.A.I.R project invited me to participate in their artist in residence program in Kosice for two months. I’ve been here for 6 weeks now, and I have to say I really like it… I don’t know what else to write, that’s why I became a visual … Continue reading
“An Exhibition Cannot Be Perfect” – Juan A. Gaitán
I met the curator of the 8th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art Juan A. Gaitán after his talk at the Kunsthalle Wien to find out more about the upcoming 8th Berlin Biennale and his opinion on the contemporary art scene in Berlin. Continue reading
“Creating an Identity of the New Kunsthalle is a Real Challenge!” – Juraj Čarný
Interviewed by Lucia Gavulová. Continue reading
Interview With Macedonian Curator Suzana Milevska
Read an insightful interview about the contemporary art scene in Macedonia and the Balkans, the curatorial profession and how the life of an art historian in Vienna is different from London. Continue reading
WILL/FEAR = SCOPE
The title is an equation by Ludwig Wittgenstein whose thoughts significantly inspired Dénes Farkas, a post-conceptualist artist of Hungarian origin who is based in Estonia. Tina Kaplár asked the artist about his participation at the 55th Venice Biennale, his two current exhibitions “Credo” In Ani Molnár Gallery, Budapest and “Evident in Advance” at KUMU, Tallinn, … Continue reading
Travel For Art with Samsonite
With the kind support of Samsonite, VIENNAFAIR The New Contemporary held the “Young Collectors Talk” where Elmerice Habsburg-Lothringen (The Fine Art Fund Group, London), Emanuel Layr (gallerist, Vienna), Andrea von Goetz (collector, Hamburg), Nicolas Bernheim (collector, Zurich), Andrea Feldman Falcione (art advisor, LA) shared their rich experience on the topic with the audience. In this post … Continue reading
No Tirana No Cry
This year Gallery On The Move from Tirana, Albania participated in VIENNAFAIR The New Contemporary for the first time. The founder Fani Zguro kindly agreed to tell us about contemporary art in Albania. Continue reading