curated by
The gallery festival with international curators in Vienna
Crumple curated by Emily Watlington
Artists: Mária Bartuszová, Lin May Saeed, Trevor Shimizu, Erika Verzutti, Elaine Cameron-Weir
Duration: 8th September – 26th September 2020
curated by
The gallery festival with international curators in Vienna
Crumple curated by Emily Watlington
Artists: Mária Bartuszová, Lin May Saeed, Trevor Shimizu, Erika Verzutti, Elaine Cameron-Weir
Duration: 8th September – 26th September 2020
Myles Starr
Wilde
28 May – 27 June 2020
Anne Schmidt
Michelangelo
7th February – 14th March 2020
Saskia Te Nicklin
So Fresh on Top So Rotten Below
21st November 2019 - 18th January 2020
Martin Hotter
DEMEME
19th October – 16th November 2019
Exhibitions
Contrappunto
News
Online conversation related to Lin May Saaed's exhibition Arrival of the Animals at the Clark Art Institute
Robert Wiesenberger, associate curator of contemporary projects, and Bénédicte Boisseron, professor of Afroamerican and African Studies at the University of Michigan, in a conversation about animality and otherness.
Thursday, September 17, 2020
6:00 PM–7:00 PM
12:00 (CEST)
Saskia Te Nicklin, Tongue, inaugurated on 2 July 2020 at “STATION... see yourself see”, a project initiated by Simone Bader and Steffi Alte, which establishes the historic waiting room shelter of Wiener Linien as a public space with artistic interventions.
Schubertring 14 - 1010
Now. collected #9/#10
20.02.–19.07.2020
with works by Olivia Coeln, Birgit Graschopf, Katharina Gruzei, Barbara Hainz, Hanakam & Schuller, Martin Hotter, Jun Yang, Barbara Kapusta, Ulrike Königshofer, Niklas Lichti, Nana Mandl, Olena Newkryta, Stefan Reiterer, Valentin Ruhry, Samuel Schaab, Liddy Scheffknecht, Marina Sula, Sophia Süßmilch, Sophie Thun, Kay Walkowiak
Klärschlamm
Group exhibition with works by: Sophie Marie Csenar, Heribert Friedl, Christina Gruber, Leon Höllhumer, Anastasia Jermolaewa, Georg Oberlechner, Michèle Pagel, Lukas Posch, Tomash Schoiswohl, Saskia Te Nicklin
23 January – 29 February 2020
Kunsthalle Exnergasse
A conversation between Renée Levi & Dino Zrnec with Peter Pakesch
VIN VIN at Ruyter
7 November 2018
Julian Turner the very first artist exhibited at VIN VIN (March 2016) has been awarded with the edition 2017 of the Kapsch Contemporary Art Prize, consisting of a solo exhibition at Mumok Museum in Vienna ,the amount of 5000 Euro to the artist and a work, which will enter the Mumok Collection.
Vincenzo Della Corte interviewed by Marco Planzi for EconomyUp about art and digital innovation.
Fairs
Miart 2020
- 12.09.2020
International Modern and Contemporary Art Fair - Digital Edition 2020
Intersect Aspen 2020
- 25.07.2020
Digital edition 2020
Solo exhibition: Myles Starr
Artissima 2019
- 30.10.2019
International Fair of Contemporary Art - Turin (IT)
Miart 2019
- 06.04.2019
International Modern and Contemporary Art Fair - Milan (IT)
Vienna Contemporary 2017
- 20.09.2017
Contemporary Art Fair - Vienna (AT)
Miart 2017
- 01.04.2017
International Modern & Contemporary Art Fair - Milan (IT)
Solo exhibition: Dino Zrnec
About
VIN VIN is a gallery for contemporary art focused on emerging international practices.
The gallery was founded by Naples-born former orchestral conductor and violinist Vincenzo Della Corte in 2016 as a vehicle to pursue his passion for contemporary art. The gallery is committed to long term collaborations with a core group of artists in addition to ongoing projects that look for new formats to respond to the questions of our time, and has occupied a number of spaces before settling in its permanent location on Hintzerstrasse.