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In the Studio Andrej Dúbravský, Rastislavice,Slovakia

No matter how far he travels or where his work is shown, Slovak artist Andrej Dúbravský always stays connected to his roots — nature and countryside life. With the curiosity of a scientist, he dives into the exploration of living things like bees, caterpillars, ladybugs, pets, and nude men.

In the Studio Mercedes Azpilicueta, Amsterdam

Argentinian artist Mercedes Azpilicueta doesn’t do straight lines. Her work spirals through half-heard tales, feminist theory, colonial histories, and the objects of her everyday life. In installations composed of textiles, sound, drawing and performance, she unravels dominant narratives to let alternative forms of knowledge come to light.

In the Studio Natacha Donzé, Lausanne

Natacha Donzé is a Swiss artist known for her deeply enigmatic canvases, drawing the viewer into her intensively colorful world.

Collector Stories Oliver Elst and Laura del Arco, Berlin

Oliver Elst and Laura del Arco are a well-known collector couple based in Berlin and Barcelona. Laura, a fashion designer and art director and Oliver a former car designer, both long term expats in Shanghai, China, entered the world of art collecting several years ago and, since then, have built significant art collections individually and together.

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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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CHART returns to Charlottenborg, Copenhagen, from 28 – 31 August 2025 with a new edition of the Nordic region’s leading art fair and an emphasis on art in the public space. This year CHART will introduce a number of new initiatives designed to introduce contemporary art to a broader audience throughout Copenhagen's urban landscape.

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Sculptor Julia Belova (born 1991) has created an installation especially conceived for the space of the Dominican Church in Krems. The Russian-born artist examines the architecture and history of the secularized building in a thrilling way. She creates a monumental sculpture exploring the interconnections between traditional craftsmanship, modern materials, and feminist and queer perspectives.

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In its 13th edition, the fair returns to the Otto Wagner Areal. The Jugendstil Theater once again serves as the main entrance, with reimagined fairgrounds: the Sculpture Garden moves into the grand hall, and the Kitchen transforms from party venue into an exhibition space. Together with Pavilions 7 and 13, the site hosts over 100 participants in temporary, yet highly individual spaces.

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Lone Haugaard Madsen, Ærø, Denmark
In her work, Lone Haugaard Madsen moves between sculpture, painting, object art, photography, sound, text and performance – without giving preference to any of these media. In her installations, she places her works in a specific context that describes her engagement with the concept of art.
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Editions

Sophia Pompéry
»Worlds (small Germany)«

Dejan Dukic
»I still believe in Paradise«

Jonathan Meese, Daniel Richter, Tal R
»Es gibt sie noch die Dinge«

Exhibitions

Esther Stocker I Clemens Wolf
22 January – 15 March 2025

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