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contemporary art gallery
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ARTISTS OF THE GALLERY

Polly Apfelbaum
Alice Attie
Herbert Brandl
Michał Budny
Ernst Caramelle
Heinrich Dunst
Helmut Federle
Bernard Frize
Katharina Grosse
Sheila Hicks
Luisa Kasalicky
Imi Knoebel
Daniel Knorr
Lee Ufan
Sonia Leimer
Caitlin Lonegan
Isa Melsheimer
Natasza Niedziolka
Ferdinand Penker
Manfred Pernice
Karin Sander
Jörg Sasse
Adrian Schiess
Jessica Stockholder
Walter Swennen
Joëlle Tuerlinckx
Günter Umberg
Christoph Weber
James Welling
Jongsuk Yoon

13/10/2026

KARIN SANDER’s exhibition ‚Ideospace‘ at Kula Contemporary Art Space in Split is currently on view until 19 NOV 2026. Don’t miss it!

KARIN SANDER
Ideospace
18 SEP – 19 NOV 2026
Kula Contemporary Art Space
Split, Croatia

Karin Sander’s starting point at the Kula Gallery is the exhibition space itself and its architecture, which is normally experienced gradually, as the body moves, the gaze shifts and one draws closer to different parts of the space. Her process involves precise 3D scanning to capture the interior, vaults, walls, deep window niches, floor, staircase and entrance door; this data is then reduced in scale and materialised into a three-dimensional plaster print.
(Dalibor Prančević)

Images: Installation views, Karin Sander, Ideospace, Kula Contemporary Art Space, 2026; Photo: Glorija Lizde

13/10/2026

POLLY APFELBAUM’s wonderful exhibition ‚A Women’s Circle’ is currently on view at Wasserman Projects in Detroit until 19 DEC 2026.

A Women’s Circle is Polly Apfelbaum’s first solo exhibition in Detroit and will include new works from the prolific artist, including multiple ceramic floor installations and a first for Applebaum: five large-scale wall paintings based on drawings the artist made in 1988. Through her colored “clay paintings” arrayed on the floor, Apfelbaum’s Hilma Heads and the eponymous A Women’s Circle highlights women in the field and acknowledges craft’s importance in contemporary and modern art. (Wasserman Pojects)

POLLY APFELBAUM
A Women’s Circle
26 SEP – 19 DEC 2026
Wasserman Projects
Detroit, USA

Images: Courtesy of Polly Apfelbaum, Frith Street Gallery, and Wasserman Projects. Photo: PD Rearick

07/10/2026

MICHAŁ BUDNY’s solo exhibition ‘Randzone’ at the PEAC Museum is currently on view until 14 FEB 2027. If you are in Freiburg make sure to check it out!

MICHAŁ BUDNY. Randzone
27 SEP 2026 – 14 FEB 2027
PEAC
Paul Ege Art Collection
Freiburg, Germany

Budny’s artistic process begins with close observation of emotions, places, and relationships. The sculptures that emerge from this process draw on a formal language rooted in the traditions of Minimal Art and Constructivism. Despite their reduced abstraction and material presence, his works subtly evoke memories and emotions. For the PEAC Museum, the artist has developed an extensive exhibition featuring works created over the past twenty years. (PEAC)

Images: Ausstellungsansicht, Michał Budny. Randzone, PEAC Museum, 2026. Foto: Bernhard Strauss

02/10/2026

Visit KONSTANZE STOIBER’s work as part of the group exhibition ‘tierisch menschlich’ at Dom Museum Wien. The exhibition is on view from 2 OCT 2026 – 22 AUG 2027.

The relationship between animals and humans—as formative as it is fraught with conflict—is the subject of this exhibition at Dom Museum Wien. It explores the various facets of our coexistence, examines the differences and similarities between us, and investigates the boundary between animals and humans: Where does the line disappear? Where do shared joy and pain become so central that differences fade away? Where is the shared experience of an increasingly threatened environment more important than differing individual attributes and abilities? (Dom Museum Wien)

tierisch menschlich
Dom Museum Wien
2 OCT 2026 – 22 AUG 2027
Stephansplatz 6, 1010 Vienna

Images: © Dom Museum Wien / L. Deinhardstein

01/10/2026

Language is one of the central media in the work of the Spanish artist Ignasi Aballí. For the launch of the new Billboard by KÖR Wien at Praterstern, the artist has installed the word combination ‘NON EXISTENT UN IMAGINABLE IN VISIBLE’ in a position clearly visible from afar, against the backdrop of the Vienna Giant Ferris Wheel. In a location where between 150,000 and 200,000 people pass through every day, the artist distils the ambivalent nature of a city and its inhabitants into just a few words, opening up maximum scope for reflection on the questions of presence and absence, visibility and invisibility.
(KÖR – Kunst im öffentlichen Raum)

Images: © KÖR Wien; Photo: Wolfgang Thaler

24/09/2026

SHEILA HICKS’s solo exhibition ‚What Is This?’ is currently on view at the Instituto Tomie Ohtake in São Paulo, Brazil.

Sheila Hicks – What Is This?
28 AUG – 25 OCT 2026
Instituto Tomie Ohtake
São Paulo, Brazil

The exhibition occupies two galleries at the Institute and brings together a wide selection of works produced over more than six decades, including historical pieces, recent works, and a new installation conceived especially for the exhibition.
Developed in close dialogue with Hicks, the exhibition follows her exploration of thread as material, structure, and a form of thinking, in a practice that crosses the boundaries between painting, sculpture, design, and textile art. Around 30 works produced over the past six decades are presented, including small weavings, reliefs, sculptures, and architectural-scale installations. The exhibition also includes photographs taken by the artist and Chilean photographer Sergio Larrain during travels through Latin America in the late 1950s, as well as a selection of Andean textiles that were fundamental references in the development of the artist’s practice. (Instituto Tomie Ohtake)

Images: Installation views, Sheila Hicks – What is This?, Instituto Tomie Ohtake, 2026; Photo: Estúdio em Obra

19/09/2026

If you are in Iceland right now make sure to see KARIN SANDER’s solo exhibition ‘Karin Sander 1957-2057’ at the Reykjavík Art Museum – Hafnarhús on view until tomorrow, 20 SEP 2026.

In the exhibition, everyday life becomes new and unexpected, we ourselves become different and part of Karin Sander’s body of work. This comprehensive exhibition, which is part of the Reykjavík Arts Festival, features pieces spanning the artist’s entire career and offers insight into the work of an international conceptual artist who engages with our environment and existence in unexpected and impactful ways.

Karin Sander 1957-2057
Reykjavík Art Museum – Hafnarhús
Reykjavík, Iceland
30 MAY 2026 – 20 SEP 2026

Ausstellungsansicht Karin Sander 1957-2057, Reykjavík Art Museum Hafnarhús, Reykjavík Island, 30.05.-20.09.2026; Photo: Vigfús Birgisson

18/09/2026

We are pleased to take part in the 2026 edition of Concilium, dedicated this year to the theme of the Inner Body, with a presentation by ERNST CARAMELLE. His work approaches this theme through the relationship between what is visible and what remains hidden. Rather than depicting the body, Caramelle looks at the structures that shape our perception of space, images and reality.

His paintings and installations often begin with familiar elements such as perspective, architecture, reflection, colour or language, but shift their meaning through subtle interventions. What appears straightforward can become uncertain, revealing a space between what we see and what we understand. In this sense, the Inner Body can also be read as an inner space of perception, something that exists within and behind the visible.

Images: Ernst Caramelle, P. S. W. W. R. B., 2017, watercolor on light foam board, 7,5 x 16,3 cm, 23 x 12,1 cm, front and back; Photo Markus Wörgötter

18/09/2026

Congratulations to SHEILA HICKS who has been named in the time 100 Art List as one of the world’s most influential artists working today.

‘…American-born, Paris-based Sheila Hicks has been a driving force behind a shift that’s moved fiber art from the periphery to the center of the contemporary art world in the past decade. Now 92, she has been committed to the form since the 1960s, creating works ranging from diminutive geometric weavings to mountains of multicolored yarn that reveal the expressive potential of the material. Having studied fiber for decades with artisans from Mexico to Morocco, she has shown how the same material can be used to create an exuberant waterfall unfurling from the ceiling and a taut experiment in warp and weft the size of a paperback book. Her work continues to find new audiences around the world, with shows in 2026 at the West Bund Museum in Shanghai; the Palais des Beaux-Arts in Lille, France; and the Instituto Tomie Ohtake in São Paulo. She is also developing a site-specific installation for the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, scheduled to open in December…’
- Julia Halperin

16/09/2026

The traditional Japanese haiku is considered to be the shortest poetic form, and its classic structure has been passed down since the seventeenth century. It focuses on observations of nature, the passing of time, and fleeting moments, all of which it condenses into a distinct image using only a few syllables. Michał Budny’s interest in these motifs sets the tone for the works assembled in this exhibition. “The works preserve the framework and rhythm of the composition; they are minimalist and precise at the same time, and their tension arises from observation rather than from spectacle,” says Budny.

Come by any visit Michał Budny’s current exhibition at our gallery.

MICHAŁ BUDNY
Night
4 SEP – 31 OCT 2026
Grünangergasse 1, Vienna

Images: Installationviews Galerie nächst St. Stephan Rosemarie Schwarzwälder, Michał Budny, Night; Photo: Markus Wörgötter

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Dienstag	11:00 - 18:00
Mittwoch	11:00 - 18:00
Donnerstag	11:00 - 18:00
Freitag	11:00 - 18:00
Samstag	11:00 - 16:00

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