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  • May 24, 2022

    Sasha Svirsky and Nadya Svirskaia

    From April to June 2022 Sasha Svirsky and Nadya Svirskaia are Artists in Residence at the Academy and will be affiliated with the Animation Studio.

    Academy

  • Apr 26, 2022

    Dana Whabira

    Dana Whabira is Artist in Residence at the Academy from October to December 2022 and is affiliated with the Studio of Art and Digital Media lead by Constanze Ruhm and by IKW.

    Academy

  • May 30, 2022

    Lucy Ivanova

    From April to July 2022 Lucy Ivanova is Artist in Residence at the Academy and will be affiliated with the Drawing Studio.

    Academy

  • Paintings Gallery | Graphic Collection | Plaster Cast Collection

    Paintings Gallery

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    NATURE GONE ASTRAY? Hybrids, Gnomes and Monsters (not only) in the work of Hieronymus Bosch

    Exhibition curated by Martina Fleischer

    Paintings Gallery

    Exhibition curated by Martina Fleischer

  • NATURE GONE ASTRAY? Hybrids, Gnomes and Monsters (not only) in the work of Hieronymus Bosch

    Exhibition curated by Martina Fleischer

    Opening

    Schillerplatz

    Paintings Gallery

    Exhibition curated by Martina Fleischer

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    Natura Morta

    Natura Morta. Photography by Oliver Mark in Dialogue with Still Life Paintings in the Collection
    In cooperation with the Natural History Museum Vienna

    Duration

    Paintings Gallery

    Natura Morta. Photography by Oliver Mark in Dialogue with Still Life Paintings in the Collection In cooperation with the Natural History Museum Vienna

  • Natura Morta

    Natura Morta. Photography by Oliver Mark in Dialogue with Still Life Paintings in the Collection
    In cooperation with the Natural History Museum Vienna

    Opening

    Schillerplatz

    Paintings Gallery

    Natura Morta. Photography by Oliver Mark in Dialogue with Still Life Paintings in the Collection In cooperation with the Natural History Museum Vienna

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    Bosch & Brands. Correspondences

    The new exhibition series explores correspondences between Bosch’s altarpiece The Last Judgment Triptych , the heart of the Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, and works by a range of artists. The new exhibition series opens with the flamboyant Dadaist birds by Dutch artist Sjon Brands. His birds are absurd creatures of metal, radio valves, ostrich feathers, ladles and matchboxes, and seem to have fluttered here directly from Hieronymus Bosch’s surreal landscapes of bizarre curiosities.

    Duration

    Paintings Gallery

    The new exhibition series explores correspondences between Bosch’s altarpiece The Last Judgment Triptych , the heart of the Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, and works by a range of artists. The new exhibition series opens with the flamboyant Dadaist birds by Dutch artist Sjon Brands. His birds are absurd creatures of metal, radio valves, ostrich feathers, ladles and matchboxes, and seem to have fluttered here directly from Hieronymus Bosch’s surreal landscapes of bizarre curiosities.

  • Bosch & Brands. Correspondences

    The new exhibition series explores correspondences between Bosch’s altarpiece The Last Judgment Triptych , the heart of the Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, and works by a range of artists. The new exhibition series opens with the flamboyant Dadaist birds by Dutch artist Sjon Brands. His birds are absurd creatures of metal, radio valves, ostrich feathers, ladles and matchboxes, and seem to have fluttered here directly from Hieronymus Bosch’s surreal landscapes of bizarre curiosities.

    Opening

    Schillerplatz

    Paintings Gallery

    The new exhibition series explores correspondences between Bosch’s altarpiece The Last Judgment Triptych , the heart of the Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, and works by a range of artists. The new exhibition series opens with the flamboyant Dadaist birds by Dutch artist Sjon Brands. His birds are absurd creatures of metal, radio valves, ostrich feathers, ladles and matchboxes, and seem to have fluttered here directly from Hieronymus Bosch’s surreal landscapes of bizarre curiosities.