Collectors Agenda

In the Studio Doug Aitken, Los Angeles, CA

Doug Aitken is an American artist known for installations that span a wide spectrum of media and genres; they may include video, print media, photography, sculpture, sound, and performance. Aitken wants to make the traditional definition of art more accessible to a much more comprehensive and connecting meaning.

In the Studio Shara Hughes, Brooklyn, New York

Shara Hughes is an American painter based in Brooklyn, and is known for her lush, vibrant, imaginative landscapes. These do not root in any outside reference, but rather in her exploration of shape, form and light.

In the Studio Nana Mandl, Vienna

In her colourful and complex collages, visual artist Nana Mandl merges analogue and digital images to create multi-layered works of art. By incorporating elements from both personal memories and collective cultural references, Mandl’s works bridge the gap between individual experiences and broader societal narratives.

Collector Stories Pierre Nabhan, Paris

Pierre Nabhan is the co-founder of the branding and word design agency JoosNabhan, he is also Lecturer at the University of SciencesPo Paris, and a published writer. Pierre has been collecting art for the past twenty years. We talk about not chasing after every new art world trend, how to decide what to buy and live with it happily, and about falling in and out of love (and in again) with particular works in his collection.

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The dossier of the Bayerische Staatsoper. Available for free at select locations in Munich, Berlin and Vienna. Online at Apollon-Dossier.de

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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.

Nordic Notes

Johannes Hägglund, Stockholm
Swedish painter Johannes Hägglund belongs to a fortunate few within his generation of artists who have had the good fortune to be represented by a reputable gallery while still at art school. In this interview, Johannes elaborates on how decisions and choices in his practice relate to the continuous striving to evolve his craft as a painter. While neither a purely abstract nor figurative painter, the artist says he is less interested in the motif than in the associated painterly process.
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Editions

Jacob Dahlgren
»No Stars, But Stripes«

Tyler Mallison
»Untitled (Chair Constructions)«

Regine Schumann
»colormirror rainbow wien«

Exhibitions

Charlotte Klobassa and Raphaela Riepl
take away (near you)
7 December, 2023 – 27 January, 2024

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