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WRAP UP Winter Salon

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White-walled art gallery interior displaying varied framed works; a stacked-disc metal sculpture rests on a white pedestal.

WRAP UP Winter Salon

in collaboration with and the editions

 

Collectors Agenda
Franz-Josefs-Kai 3/16 | 3rd floor | 1010 Vienna

Opening
Tue 9 December, 18 – 20 h

Exhibition times
10 December 2025 – 28 February 2026
Wed – Fri 12 – 18 h
Sat 12 – 16 h
or by appointment

closed from 21 December 2025
until 13 January 2026

 

As the year draws to a close, we warmly invite you to wrap up with us — with a winter salon that is celebrating the art of giving, collecting, and discovering.

In a thoughtfully curated presentation, Collectors Agenda and and the editions bring together a selection of outstanding editions: works emerging from close artist collaborations as well as consignments from leading art institutions. Our winter salon showcases highlights from both acclaimed artistic Austrian positions such as Herbert Brandl, Martha Jungwirth and Brigitte Kowanz, alongside works by other emerging and established voices from the Austrian and international contemporary art scene.

WRAP UP nods to the reflective spirit of year’s end and to the simple joy of finding something meaningful to wrap and share. Whether you are expanding your collection or searching for a thoughtful gift, this winter salon offers an inspiring opportunity to encounter art in its most accessible, intimate form.

Join us in celebrating the season with art that endures long after the holidays have passed.

Gray vertical sculpture on a white pedestal in a white-walled gallery, with a wall of framed artworks.
Wall with a gallery of framed black-and-white artworks, dominated by a large central geometric print; purple zero-shaped sculpture on the right.
Neon script sign glows on a white wall beside framed art, including a black-and-white geometric print and a small framed object.
White-walled art gallery with herringbone floor; two white pedestals display a gray monolith and a stacked-disk sculpture; wall features multiple framed artworks.
Art gallery interior: wall of framed works, two pedestals with sculptures, and a large window beside a red abstract painting.
Framed snow-capped mountain painting, centerpiece on a white gallery wall among abstract artworks.
White-walled art gallery with assorted framed artworks on the wall and sculptures on pedestals, bright windows, and a wooden floor.
Gallery wall with assorted frames: mountain landscape, blue bird portrait, red fox textile, abstract patterns, and a blue circular wall lamp.
White-walled gallery with two pedestals: grey stone block left; stacked metal discs right; red abstract painting on wall near large window.
White-walled art gallery interior displaying varied framed works; a stacked-disc metal sculpture rests on a white pedestal.
Large framed photograph of a concrete staircase against a dark background, with orange and yellow frame accents, on a white gallery wall.
White-walled gallery corner with framed artworks, striped fabric sculptures on the wall, and a pedestal displaying colorful folded fabric.
White wall gallery with five framed pieces and a wooden sculpture: black-and-white photo, abstract prints, beige geometric composition, and peach panel.
Art gallery interior with white walls and parquet floor; numerous framed artworks on walls; white pedestals display sculptures.
White-walled art gallery corner with several small framed artworks on the wall, glass door to the left, and a herringbone wooden floor.
Framed poster on a white wall with a pink-to-lime gradient reads: HURRY UP, THE SUN IS ABOUT TO SET.
Gallery wall with six framed artworks; top image shows a person lying in a field; other pieces include a red cube above cupped hands and pink arcs.

Photos: Florian Langhammer

The exhibition has been organised with our friends from and the editions.

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