A boutique fair featuring 13 Vienna-based galleries as well as an innovative online presence.

Dates: 28.01.-31.01.2021 (Physical) 28.01.- 07.02.2021 (Online)

Location: The conference halls of the InterContinental Vienna hotel. Instead of traditional booths, solo presentations by an artist from each gallery will be presented in historical vitrines.

30 November – 6 December 2020

“Untitled, 2020: Three Perspectives on the Art of the Present”
Punta della Dogana, Pinault Collection, Venice
11 June – 13 December 2020
www.palazzograssi.it

In the article Turning the Spotlight on Emerging Artists: 10 Galleries to know

The Art of Animal Liberation by Emily Watlington featured in Art in America

Lin May Saeed’s Styrofoam Animals Exemplify Beautiful Reuse by David D'Arcy featured in the Observer

Lin May Saeed: Arrival of the Animals by Holly Bushman featured in Brooklyn Rail

At the Clark, an artist’s irresistible vision of interspecies harmony by Murray Whyte featured in The Boston Globe

28 October – 31 December 2020

with works by: Peter Barrickman, Seth Cameron, Antoine Catala, Anna Condo, Jessica Craig-Martin, Jane Dickson, Jim Drain, Joe Fyfe, Dorian Gaudin, Heidi Hahn, Paul Hosking, Simon Ko, Rannva Kunoy, John Lee, Jesse Mockrin, Bridget Mullen, Nathlie Provosty, Gamaliel Rodriguez, Elsa Sahal, Myles Starr, Alice Tippit, Darryl Westly, and Tim Wilson. 

Nathalie Karg Gallery

291 Grand Street, New York, NY 10002

5 October 2020

Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna

Class: Heimo Zobernig

Kurzbauergasse 9, 1020 Wien

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we kindly ask you to schedule an appointment via email at: mail@vinvin.eu

Haus Wien

Haus is a new, communally organized, annual exhibition format for the city of Vienna. Drawing inspiration from the model of a commercial art fair, Haus aims to bring together a small multitude of artistic initiatives and approaches under one roof. 

September 21 – September 27, 2020

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)

For registration of the online event click here

Solo exhibition

October - December 2020

The Unremarkableness of Disobedient Desire

curated by Laura Amann

Hosted by Lucie Drdova Gallery

5 September – 17 October 2020

The Immanent Horizon

Group exhibition with works by: Leda Bourgogne, Olivier Foulon & Alexander Lieck, Samuel Richardot und Charline Tyberghein

5 September – 1 November 2020

25 Jahre Galerie der Stadt Schwaz

Artists: Juliette Blightman, Christian Egger, Richard Hoeck/John Miller, Katharina Hölzl, Martin Hotter, Hans-Christian Lotz, Sophia Mairer, Josephine Pryde, Lucie Stahl, Miriam Visaczki, Margaritha Wanitschek, Seyoung Yoon

5 July – 7 September 2019

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

Founded in 1992, "Associação Maumaus - Centro de Contaminação Visual" is a non-profit cultural association that promotes the debate, knowledge and dissemination of contemporary art-related subjects.

Renée Levi  awarded with Prize of the Society of Arts, Visual Arts, 2019, Genève

ZRENEZ ZERNEZ ZERNETZ

18.10.2019 – 15.11.2019

Money and Psyche

Curated by Stefanie Kleefeld und Ulla Rossek

Artists: Elisabeth Greinecker, Meschac Gaba, Nicolás Guagnini, Martin Hotter, Annette Kelm, Kitty Kraus, Ilya Lipkin, Jonas Lipps, Cildo Meireles, Gunter Reski, Sarah Szczesny, Amelie von Wulffen

November 23, 2018 – January 16, 2019

by Marie-Claire Gagnon for PW-Magazine

VIN VIN  at Ruyter

7 November 2018

Reviewed by Emily Watlington on Mousse Magazine

Viva Vienna

by Francesca Gavin on Art Papers

Featured are five such spaces, whose founders discuss the past, present, and future of their projects, of Vienna, and of art in the world.

Curated by Anne Bonnin

On view through 13 January 2018

Vincenzo Della Corte about VIN VIN by Franco Veremondi for Artribune

by Nicole Scheyerer for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Online 

Diary | Harmonic Discord by Kate Sutton on Artforum in an article about the exhibition "How to live together" at the Kunsthalle Wien and the Viennese art scene.

A-List - Best of Austria

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.

English Version

Elena Bordignon and ATP diary interview Vincenzo Della Corte about Mortadella, VIN VIN group exhibition at Operativa Arte Contemporanea with Karoline Dausien, Joakim Martinussen and Thea Moeller.

On view until 3 December

Solo exhibition:

Dino Zrnec "Between Works"

Contemporary Art Museum Zagreb, MSU galerija (HRV)

5 - 23 October 2016

between Nora Dünser and Vincenzo Della Corte for SPIKE ART MAGAZINE

on Artribune

VIN VIN presents Giacomo Raffaeli at Alley project room | Giorgio Galotti, Turin (IT) 

Opening: 20 February, 6:30 pm