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Die Galerien 2019 Museen Galerien Institutionen JÄN - APR 2019 WIEN 1 AA COLLECTIONS 15 GALERIE FREWEIN-KAZAKBAEV 25 GALERIE LISA KANDLHOFER 35 GALERIE V&V Reindorfgasse 9/2/R01 / 1150 Wien Schulgasse 70/2 / 1180 Wien Brucknerstraße 4 / 1040 Wien Bauernmarkt 19, 1010 Wien, T: 069919743597 / [email protected] T: +43 664 42 44 726 / [email protected] T: +43 1 5031167 / [email protected] / www. kandlhofer.com T: +43 (0)1 535 63 34 / [email protected] / www.galerievundv.com www.aacollections.net www.galerie-frewein-kazakbaev.com, Mo - Fr 10 -13 Uhr Di-Fr: 11 - 19 Uhr , Sa: 11- 16 Uhr Mi-Fr 13-19 Uhr Sa 12-18 Uhr Do - So 16 – 19 Uhr Mo-Di nach Vereinbarung 28.01. - 22.02. „WERT-PAPIERE “ 10.01 - 12.01. translation of complexity 24.01. - 02.03. Karl Karner Maria Bussmann, Stephan Hafner, Heike Schäfer, bis 19.01. Rückblick 2018 (in cooperation with sound:frame x improper walls) „AFFUS“ 04.03. - 29.03. „Die Gleichförmigkeit der Zeit“ 24.01. - 17.03. „AURA - die Synthese prachtvoller Geschmeide Morehshin Allahyari, Opening: 23.1. Herbert Hofer, Robert Zöchling und ikonischer Tabernakel, zwei Koryphäen im alien drag performance by Hidéo SNES 07.03. - 06.04. Grear Patterson „One Night in Paris“ 05.04. - 26.04. Gruppenausstellung Dialog, eine Übertreibung“ 21.02. - 28.02. MACTN Opening: 6.3. Birgit Schlarmann und Götz Bury Vera Klimentyeva, Xenia Ostrovskaya, ab 12.04. Maximilian Prüfer Eröffnung 24. Jänner 19 Uhr Ganna Filatova, ULTRA (Elizaveta Kapustina) 16 GALERIE FREY „TIER“ 03.04.0 - 20.04. Cognitive work of Images Opening: 11.4. ab 21.003. “Breathing Space” Gluckgasse 3 / 1010 Wien (in cooperation with foto wien) Zarko Alexic Belinda Hager (NZ, A) +Syann van Niftrik( GB/NL) T: +43 (1) 513 82 83 / F: +43 (1) 513 82 83 Eröffnung 21. März 19 Uhr [email protected] / www.galerie-frey.com 26 GALERIE LUKAS FEICHTNER In der V&V Vitrine: Mo - Fr: 11-18.30 Uhr, Sa: 11-16 Uhr Jän - Feb „V&V Designklassiker“ 2 ANZENBERGER GALLERY Seilerstaette 19 1010 Wien Ingrid Smolle Absberggasse 27, 1100 Wien 15.01. - 07.03. Harald Gangl, Recent works T: 0676 3387145 / feichtnergallery.com März - April „Fake-Fake“ T: 43-1-587 82 51 / F: 43-1-587 90 07 ab 20.03. Jorge Fuembuena, Fotographien Di - Fr 10-18, Sa 10-16 WuMian ( China) [email protected] / www.anzenbergergallery.com Mi - Sa 12 - 18 Uhr Aktuelles Programm auf Anfrage! 17 GALERIE GANS 36 GALERIE WOLFRUM bis 02.02. HANDMADE IV Kirchberggasse 4 / 1070 Wien Augustinerstraße 10 / 1010 Wien KünstlerIn: Daniel Spoerri, Gabriela Morawetz, T: + 43(0)1 895 94 97 / m:+ 43 676 737 0472 27 GALERIE nächst ST. STEPHAN T: +43 (0) 1 512 53 98-0 / F: +43 (0) 1 512 53 98-57 Ellen Korth, Regina Anzenberger, Stella, Bach, [email protected] / www.galerie-gans.at [email protected] / www.wolfrum.at Grünangergasse 1 / A-1010 Wien Rob McDonald, Jessa Fairbrother, Minyo Szert, Di - Fr 12 -18 Uhr Sa 12 -15 Uhr Mo – Fr 10 - 18 Uhr, Sa 10 – 17 Uhr T: 0043-1-512 1266 / F:0043-1-513 4307 Heather F. Wetzel, Rita Maas. [email protected] / www.schwarzwaelder.at (Beim ersten Tag der Ausstellung handelt es sich 24.01. - 02.03. Sabine Christmann, Malerei 18.01. - 02.03. Herwig Zens nicht um den Tag der Eröffnung!) (Beim ersten Tag der Ausstellung handelt es sich Regina Hadraba bis 12.01. ERNST CARAMELLE almost untitled 20.02. - 30.04. UNWÄGBARKEITEN nicht um den Tag der Eröffnung!) 26.01. - 09.03. MIAO YING KünstlerIn: Gabriela Morawetz Im Rahmen des Monats der Fotografie 19.03. - 27.04. HEINRICH DUNST 18 GALERIE GERERSDORFER 22.03. - 27.04. „8 Works“ Sissi Farassat 3 ARTMARK GALERIE Währinger Str. 12 - / 1090 Wien 28 GALERIE RAUM MIT LICHT 22.03. - 27.04. „Bullet Hole” Palais Rottal, Singerstraße 17, 1010 Wien T: +43-1-3108484 / [email protected] / www.gerersdorfer.at Kaiserstrasse 32 / 1070 Wien Justine Parsons T: +43 660 9010 331 / [email protected] / artmark.at Do - Sa 11 - 20 Uhr T: +43 1 524 04 94 / M +43 676 6362578 22.03. - 27.04. “Mam&Dad” Do, Fr 13 – 18 Uhr, Sa 11- 15 Uhr, und nach Vereinbarung Christian Droste 24.01. - 02.03. L’ Amante (Der Liebhaber) [email protected] / www.raum-mit-licht.at Di - Fr 12 - 18 Uhr, Sa 11 – 14 Uhr 19.01. - 02.03. den Linien entlang Christy Astuy 37 GERALD HARTINGER FINE ARTS Künstlerin: Serena Amrein (SUI) 07.03. - 13.04. Neue Arbeiten Beteiligung: Franz Stefan Kohl, Fritz Radlwimmer, Cristina Fiorenza 18.01. - 09.03 ALIKI BRAINE & JOSEF ZEKOFF Seilergasse 9, Top 4 / 1010 Wien Franz Riedl u.a. »IN BLINDE FLÄCHE« T: +43 1 533 41 34 / [email protected] / www.harts.at 09.03. - 20.04. Köpfe und Charakter Eröffnung: 12.01. 2019, 11-14 Di - Fr 13 - 18 Uhr sowie nach Vereinbarung Künstler: Florentina Pakosta, Hermann J Painitz u.a. 19 GALERIE HUBERT WINTER ab 26.03. KONRAD – OOREBEEK » in Widerspruch, zusammen « Breite Gasse 17 / 1070 Wien „Pop Art“ und „Urban Art“ T. +43 (1) 524 09 76 / F.-9 / [email protected] Eröffnung: 23.03. 2019, 11-14 Bambi, Banksy, Jean-Michel Basquiat, 4 BÄCKERSTRASSE 4 www.galeriewinter.at Mel Bochner, Mr. Brainwash, Keith Haring, Bäckerstrasse 4, 1010 Wien Di - Fr 11- 18 Uhr Sa 11 - 14 Uhr Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, Tom Wesselmann T: +43 676 555 1 777 29 GALERIE REINTHALER [email protected] / www.baeckerstrasse4.at 11.01. - 16.02. Birgit Jürgenssen Gumpendorfer Straße 53 / 1060 Wien 38 KNOLL GALERIE WIEN Di - Fr: 11:00 - 19:00 Uhr oder nach Vereinbarung. Eröffnung: 10. Jänner 2019, 19 – 21 Uhr Die Galerie bäckerstrasse4 ist bis 02.10.18 geschlossen. T: +43 (0) 699 106 81 871 / [email protected] Gumpendorfer Straße 18 / 1060 Wien 22.02. - 30.30. Stephen Skidmore www.agnesreinthaler.com T: +43/1/5875052 / M: +43/664/1810848 Eröffnung: 21. Februar 2019, 19 – 21 Uhr Aktuelles Programm auf Website! Di - Fr 14.00 - 18.00, Sa 12.00 - 15.00 sowie auf Anfrage [email protected] / www.knollgalerie.at ab 05.04. Judith Fegerl Di - Fr 13:00 - 18:00 Uhr, Sa 13:00 - 16:00 Uhr Eröffnung: 4. April 2019, 19 – 21 Uhr 16.01. - 09.03. Über den Umgang mit Menschen bis 26.1.19. „Keep In Mind“ 6 BURN-IN GALERIE | DENKFABRIK 20 GALERIE HUMMEL Deborah Sengl Argentinierstraße 53 / 1040 Wien ab 27.03. TwentyFourSeven Orsolya Barna und Klára Rudas Bäckerstraße 14 / 1010 Wien T: +43 1 364 93 16 / [email protected] / www.burn-in.at Hubert Blanz 30.1. - 27.4. András Nagy T +43 1 5121296 / [email protected] Di.- Fr. 10-12 und 13-18 Uhr, Sa: 10-17 Uhr und nach Vereinbarung. www.galeriehummel.com 39 LEICA GALERIE Di–Fr 15–18 Uhr, Sa 10–13 Uhr Jahresreigen: Sinnstiftung | GreenART 30 GALERIE SLAVIK Walfischgasse 1, 1010 Wien Aktuelles Programm auf Website! T +43 1 236 74 87 / [email protected] / www.leicastore-wien.at bis 28.04. Ost-West Dialog Himmelpfortgasse 17 / 1010 Wien Werke der Kunst Asiens Mo-Sa 10-18 Uhr T: +43 1 513 48 12 / [email protected] / www.galerie-slavik.com 7 GALERIE chobot Joseph Beuys, Günter Brus, John Cage, Domgasse 6 / 1010 wien Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, Marcel Duchamp, Mi - Fr 10-13, 14-18 Uhr, Sa 11-17 Uhr. Im August geschlossen. 25.05. - 26.03. Donaukanal [email protected] / www.galerie-chobot.at Max Ernst, Wolfgang Ernst, Heinz Frank, Peter Hetzmannseder Geöffnet gegen tel. 0676/520 70 96 Vereinbarung Franz Graf, Josef Hoffmann, Kurt Kren, bis 02.02. Winterreise ab 05.04. Last Paradise Mo - Fr 9 – 21 Uhr Bertold Löffler, Erich Mallina, Adolphe Monticelli, Die KünstlerInnen der Galerie Ekaterina Sevrouk Otto Muehl, Bruce Nauman, Hermann Nitsch, 06.02. - 23.03. Schmuckkunst und Federwerk Aktuelles Programm auf Website! Nam June Paik, Arnulf Rainer, Man Ray, Gudrun Arp, Maria Baumschlager, 40 LOFT8 GALERIE FÜR zeitgenÖSSISCHE KUNST Katharina Razumovsky, Thomas Redl, Song Jing, Birgit S. Metzger und die SchmuckkünstlerInnen Rudi Stanzel, Leopold Stolba, Franz West, Radetzkystraße 4, 1030 Wien der Galerie 8 FIVE PLUS ART GALLERY Heimo Zobernig T: +43 699 1516 5411 / [email protected] / www.loft8.at Argentinierstraße 41 / 1040 Wien Donnerstag, 7.2. und 7.3.2019 18 bis 21 Uhr Di-Fr 13-18h, Sa 10-15h sowie nach Vereinbarung T: +43 660 299 8164 / [email protected] Lustvoller Abend mit Hutkreationen und Federkleid www.FivePlusArtGallery.eu 21 GALERIE JOHANNES FABER ab 28.03. Magie der Schmuckkunst bis 10.01 Figure Me Out Di-Fr 12:00-18:00, Sa 11:00-15:00 Brahmsplatz 7 / 1040 Wien Heidemarie Herb, Helfried Kodré Alexander Blum, Anemona Crisan, Stefanie Holler, T/F: +431 505 7518 / M: +43 664 5151 517 & die KünstlerInnen der Galerie Henriette Leinfellner, Pawel Mendrek, 10.01. - 31.01. Vinzenz Schüller (Malerei) [email protected] / http://www.jmcfaber.at 04.04. Ein Abend im Gedenken an J. E. Gu. Defner Birgit Pleschberger, Adele Razkövi, 07.02. - 28.02. Yvonne Dielen (Aquarell) Di-Fr: 14-18, Sa: 11-17 u.n.V. 18 - 21 Uhr Anna Steinhäusler 07.03. - 31.03. Vadim Cretu (Malerei) 10.01. Atelier- und Galerienrundgang im 04.04. - 16.04. Vasile Sarca (Malerei Photographs 1968-1975 Weißgerberviertel 17-20 Uhr ab 18.04. Bogdan Molea (Malerei) bis 02.03. RECENT ACQUISITIONS 31 GALERIE / STUDIO ELENA MILDNER 18.01. - 22.02. Peter Cvik, Petra Gell, Felix Malnig 01.03. - 06.04. Spuren/ Traces Photographs 1900 - 2000 Burggasse 21, 1070 Wien ab 08.03.
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