Collectors Agenda

In the Studio Stefan Reiterer, Vienna

The fine artist Stefan Reiterer uses painting and computer animation to explore the malleability of the world. His work thus moves at the interface between virtuality and reality to go beyond the conventional, two-dimensional image.

In the Studio Roman Pfeffer, Vienna

In his conceptual art, Roman Pfeffer deals with questions of correction, transformation, order, and concentration. In doing so, he consciously plays with perception and offers thought experiments that do not adhere to rational regularities.

In the Studio Nives Widauer, Vienna

In recent years, Nives Widauer has perfected the art of working within a wide variety of media. Today, her scope includes video, photography, collage, installation, painting, and sculpture. Within these forms of expression, she repeatedly switches between or combines digital and analogue working methods. Historical and contemporary events feed into her work; and her great curiosity about our world is palpable throughout.

Collector Stories Jens-Peter Brask, Copenhagen

Jens-Peter Brask is a curator, publisher and passionate art collector. What began with an early fascination with graffiti as a form of artistic expression led to the fact that art has entered his life throughout.

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The Vienna Secession is an exhibition space that occupies a unique position in the history of modern art. In addition to changing contemporary exhibitions by international artists, the “Beethoven Frieze” by Gustav Klimt is on permanent view.

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For about two decades, Angela Glajcar (*1970) has enriched the international art world with her extraordinary objects and installations made of paper. A trained sculptor, the German artist has started her career working with wood and metal before moving on to the fragile material paper. Glajcar uses the material’s special character and immanent aesthetic to create small-format works as well as captivating monumental spatial installations full of poetry.

Nordic Notes

Marianna Uutinen, Berlin
For over thirty years, Finnish artist Marianna Uutinen has been making works that reject the making of gestural marks in favor of an expanded notion of painting. She is best known for her large-scale abstract paintings made using her signature technique, which comprises building up layers of acrylic paint to make a skin and then draping these skins directly onto the canvas.
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Editions

Christoph Weber
»Close Disclose«

Dejan Dukic
»Reset«

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

Exhibitions

Carsten Fock
»Painting and Its Discontents«
6 December, 2022 – 14 January, 2023

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