Collectors Agenda

In the Studio Marie Lund, Copenhagen

Danish artist Marie Lund pursues sculptural aspects in her work and engages in a complex approach to explore the medium of sculpture. She is interested in the transformation of materials and the shaping of forms. Bodies, everyday objects, and architectural elements are the starting points for her artistic research into the nature of surface and structure.

In the Studio Pia Ferm, Frankfurt

Be it carving, weaving or tufting, Pia Ferm defines herself as a sculptor. In her neat tapestries, hand-trimmed to keep the surface alive, the Swedish artist mixes a pretty medium with humor, creating figures that are frozen in time like cartoons. Time is essential for Ferm but not in the way you might think. She has plenty of it.

In the Studio Carlos Bunga, Mataró, Spain

Carlos Bunga’s interdisciplinary work moves between sculptural paintings, supported, yet vulnerable installations, drawings, and performances as an open, multiplicity and perpetual, reflection on how we experience and coexist with the (un)built environment.

Collector Stories Christina Steinbrecher-Pfandt, Vienna

A day without art is almost impossible to imagine in the life of Christina Steinbrecher-Pfandt. For years she has been a collector of contemporary art and calls the international art arena her home. We met the former artistic director of viennacontemporary and spoke with her why art and collecting holds a particular allure for her, and the impact social media are making on the art market.

Culture Briefing

Where to meet art, culture and creativity

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As the oldest art fair in the world, ART COLOGNE is the most important industry meeting point for galleries and institutions in Germany and has been an occasion for generations of art collectors to discover, collect, exchange ideas and establish new contacts.

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Art Basel looks forward to welcoming you to its 2021 show in Basel. Please check our website regularly and in particular prior to your visit to the fair.

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The gallery festival invites curators from around the world to takeover galleries in Vienna. Their exhibitions will be on show from September 4th to October 2nd, in 24 spaces around the city.

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From the outset, with the foundation of the Wiener Werkstätte (WW), women artists were also involved in its creations. Their number grew constantly until the company’s liquidation in 1932, and especially in the interwar years Mathilde Flögl, Maria Likarz, Felice Rix, or Vally Wieselthier defined the look of the WW with fantastic fabric patterns and expressive ceramics. In the course of our research, about 180 female artists were identified and approximately half of these are represented in this exhibition.

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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

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

Lúa Coderch
»Souvenir [Onyx]«

Regine Schumann
»colormirror rainbow wien«

Tyler Mallison
»Untitled (Chair Constructions)«

Exhibitions

Brigitte Kowanz, Christoph Weber
»Geteilter Raum«
15 October – 20 November, 2021

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