Collectors Agenda

In the Studio Caitlin Lonegan, Los Angeles, CA

Her abstract paintings illustrate her observations about light, movement, space and time. Every brushstroke is positioned carefully, having been thought out in earlier drawings.

In the Studio Jean-Marie Appriou, Paris

Through his process-driven practice, he explores themes of mythology, subconscious realms, and universal narratives. In his sculptures, the artist blends classic influences with contemporary narratives, bridging his respect for ancient artistic traditions with a fascination for science fiction and different states of perception.

In the Studio Christian Rothwangl, Vienna

‘The brush must also think for itself.’, comments Christian Rothwangl on his work. However it is the artist himself who does most of the thinking.

Collector Stories Lukas Jakob, Gundelfingen, Germany

Lukas Jakob started his private collection of Contemporary Art in 2016 by buying a tie by Katharina Grosse. His last acquisitions, however, are incomparably larger: he now concentrates on expansive installations. His residence in the tri-border area between Germany, Switzerland and France gives him a regional and international outlook on art.

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Christa Hauer (1925–2013) was always in tune with the times. There was a special radiance to her dedication as a gallery owner and patron of the arts. In honor of her 100th birthday, the State Gallery of Lower Austria is dedicating an exhibition to her wide-ranging achievements.

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Beyond mere chronology and style histories, the exhibition The World of Tomorrow Will Have Been Another Present at traces narratives in the mumok collection of classical modernism that resonate to the present day. The departure point is a form of speculation firmly anchored in temporality—a temporality with circular tendencies.

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Ja, Mai-The third edition of the Bavarian State Opera's festival for early and contemporary music theater revolves around the theme of illusions and (self-)deceptions. Two music theater productions—including a stage design by Alicja Kwade—cinema, introductions and a closing party with Pony Tyler: from May 2 to 11 in Munich.

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Art Brussels returns for its 41st edition from 24 to 27 April 2025, bringing together 165 galleries from 35 countries in five curated sections - Prime, Solo, '68 Forward, Discovery and Invited. In addition to showcasing more than 800 artists, the fair introduces a curated and compelling selection of artistic projects that expands its programme and brings all forms of contemporary art into focus.

Nordic Notes

Terike Haapoja, New York City
From launching a political party for the others – all beings excluded from political society today – to the critique of human exploitation of the nonhuman world, Finnish new media artist Terike Haapoja is situating her art to encompass the most difficult topics of our time. She has a message for us: not only do we have a necessity to break the human-centered world order, but also to foster better communication between each other.
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Editions

Kay Walkowiak
»If Colors Could Speak«

Thomas Ruff
»Zeitungsfoto 021«

Madeleine Boschan
»What lays bare in me«

Exhibitions

Esther Stocker I Clemens Wolf
22 January – 15 March 2025

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