Painting human conditions.
Nach über 20 Jahren habe ich wieder ein Musik-Album veröffentlicht: “Cradle – Songs About Circular Movements“.
This April 2023, my work gets shown in public places throughout Vienna, alongside the work of artists Stella Bach, Bettina Beranek, Sissa Micheli, Thomas Riess and Stylianos Schicho.
You get to see the pieces in various LCD displays that are usually used for advertisement purposes. There are tours through the city, to let you explore all displays.
All details on the project’s website, plus an audio guide about my work on this page.
Thanks to Infinity Media’s Nico Schluga, as well as Künstlerhaus’ Knut Neumayer and Günther Oberhollenzer for conceptualizing and organizing this project!
My work is currently exhibited as part of the group show “HERBST 2022” at Forum Kunst Contemporary in Stift Millstatt. It’s a beautiful space in amazing, scenic surroundings — do drop by!
In 2020 I started JOMO – Joy of Missing Out together with Julia Bugram and Paula Marschalek. We do monthly public conversation with experts of the fine arts field, with a focus on topics that aren’t often discussed: why coaching can help artists, how to set up an art fair, how to establish a life long art practice, etc.
I was asked to participate in a panel discussion about art and crises, as part of the group exhibition “(K)ein Mensch Ist Eine Insel” at Künstlerhaus Wien.
The panel included Asta Cink, Bernhard Kittel, Jeanne Wolff Bernstein and Günther Oberhollenzer, and was moderated by Nina Schedlmayer.
A selection of works from my Waiting-series was featured in the “For The Immortal” issue of Nektr magazine.
In 2019 I was asked by Alexandra Rutsch Brock to give a presentation about my path into the arts, for her students at Pelham High School/NY. I talked about how I started drawing at age 24, got into the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna two years later, wrote a PhD thesis that got me into curating, led an artist-run space, managed a startup gallery, and left curating to found the On Doubt YouTube channel.
What a ride.
Photos (c) Alexandra Rutsch Brock
