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Current: Henrik Eiben

20/05/2026

KENTON NELSON. Ten Watercolors for Salzburg

8 May - 19 June 2026
Opening: 7 May, 6pm

As the exhibition’s title indicates, KENTON NELSON presents ten new watercolors that extend the universe of his stylized imagery and enrich it with new motifs. The pictures render idyllic impressions from his Californian surroundings and captivate the viewer with the delicate, luminous quality that is distinctive to watercolor painting.

24/04/2026

PHILIPPE DECRAUZAT – Intercisio. Currently on view (Musée régional d’art contemporain Occitanie, Sérignan)

Philippe Decrauzat develops a practice that interrogates the mechanisms of vision through painting, film, and installation. His work explores optical phenomena, bodily processes, and the visual structures that shape how we perceive. Brought together at the MRAC, the paintings and projections don’t simply invite looking but turn vision itself into a field of operations. Checkerboards, grids, gradients, labyrinths: Decrauzat’s recurring motifs generate shifts in scale and light that constantly destabilise the gaze, making visible what we usually take for granted.

Slides 1–7: Philippe Decrauzat, exhibition view Intercisio. Mrac Occitanie, Sérignan, 2026. Photos: Aurélien Mole.

23/04/2026

Currently on view on our second floor:

AXEL HÜTTE
Santo Spirito, Bergamo
2023
157 × 187 cm | 61 3/4 × 73 5/8 in

02/04/2026

PETER HALLEY. Six Paintings for Salzburg

March 28 - April 29, 2026 Opening Reception: March 28,11.30 pm

We are thrilled to present Peter Halley’s first solo exhibition in Austria in nearly two decades. The exhibition features a selection of his most recent paintings, created especially for this show and presented publicly for the first time.
Halley’s iconic „Prisons” and „Cells” explore the geometrization of social space through vibrant Day-Glo colors and industrial materials — a critical commentary on confinement, connectivity, and the digital networks that shape contemporary life.

27/03/2026

PETER HALLEY. Six Paintings for Salzburg

March 28 - April 29, 2026 Opening Reception: March 28,11.30 pm

We are thrilled to present Peter Halley’s first solo exhibition in Austria in nearly two decades. The exhibition features a selection of his most recent paintings, created especially for this show and presented publicly for the first time.

Halley’s iconic „Prisons“ and „Cells“ explore the geometrization of social space through vibrant Day-Glo colors and industrial materials — a critical commentary on confinement, connectivity, and the digital networks that shape contemporary life.

27/03/2026

PETER HALLEY. Six Paintings for Salzburg

March 28 - April 29, 2026 Opening Reception: March 28,11.30 pm

We are thrilled to present Peter Halley’s first solo exhibition in Austria in nearly two decades. The exhibition features a selection of his most recent paintings, created especially for this show and presented publicly for the first time.

Halley’s iconic „Prisons“ and „Cells“ explore the geometrization of social space through vibrant Day-Glo colors and industrial materials — a critical commentary on confinement, connectivity, and the digital networks that shape contemporary life.

24/03/2026

Get ready with us

PETER HALLEY
Six Paintings for Salzburg

28 March – 29 April 2026
Reception for the artist on Saturday, 28 March at 11:30 am

17/03/2026

Currently on view

Axel Hütte – In sua umbra on view until May 31, 2026

At Museum Villa Rot, Axel Hütte presents for the first time a comprehensive survey of his artistic engagement with the diversity of Baroque architecture in Upper Swabia. The exhibition title in sua umbra (“in its own shadow”) refers to Hütte’s distinctive visual approach: through color inversion, he transforms what is seen into images of striking, almost unreal appearance. The ornamental richness of Baroque motifs seems to collapse into its own shadow.
These works are accompanied by mirrored landscape fragments from Upper Swabia – water surfaces, skies, and forest edges –creating visual irritations that invite closer observation. Nature, in its autonomous aesthetic, becomes the starting point for Hütte’s photographic vision, which can be understood as a “mode of understanding the world.”
The exhibition is further complemented by enigmatic plant motifs set against deep black, demonstrating how the constructed image can shift perception and generate a brilliance between flatness and spatial depth that exists beyond visible reality.

Slide 1–7: Installation views, Axel Hütte – In sua umbra, 2026, Museum Villa Rot. Photos: Courtesy of the artist.

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