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Albana Ejupi exhibition at the Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum
Click & Collect Art
Exhibtion from Nov 25th 2021 till Jan 15th 2022
Hermann Nitsch / Arnulf Rainer / Richard Kaplenig / Albana Ejupi / Hannes Mlenek / Xenia Hausner / Niki Passath / Marielis Seyler
Xenia Hausner
at the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, till Jan 16/2022
Albana Ejupi
at the Danubiana
Meulensteen Museum
till Nov 28/2021
Hermann Nitsch
at the Kunsthalle
JesuitenkircheAschaffenburg
Nov 20/21 till Feb 27 22
Online Viewing Rooms
MAKE YOUR HOME GREAT AGAIN WITH UNIQUE ART
Now is your chance to discover great art from the comfort of your own home too. We are open 24/7 – visit our new online exhibition here and find new works!
Discover works by Arnulf Rainer, Hermann Nitsch, Xenia Hausner, Marielis Seyler, Albana Ejupi, Niki Passath, Zsolt Tibor, Richard Kaplenig, Hannes Mlenek, Martin Pohl
NIKI PASSATH
Niki Passath searches in his artistic creations answers to the mystery of life, the people, their emotions, social behavior, their behavior compared to machines and to the surrounding nature. On this adventurous journey in search for knowledge he touches different disciplines. From robotics to artificial intelligence, from quantum physics to the life sciences.
ALBANA EJUPI
„Massy Bodies, Enquiring Faces, and Sexual Beings. The Gripping and Merciless Human Portraits of Albana Ejupi.
Günther Oberhollenzer
RICHARD KAPLENIG
Richard Kaplenig gives everyday objects pride of place in his paintings. In subtle color gradations he reproduces them accurately, and they are thus staged like still lifes, in a reduced palette with the focus on black, white, and gray values, rounded out with hues of blue and violet.
HANNES MLENEK
„I am aware that the large format is my power, there I have an entirey free rein in a physical sense.“
Hannes Mlenek
HERMANN NITSCH & XENIA HAUSNER
We are proud to represent two of Austria`s most important artists Hermann Nitsch and Xenia Hausner at Art Paris this year.
