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EXHIBITION: TERMINAL PIECE
The new director FATIMA HELLBERG has made her first acquisition: Terminal Piece (1972), an installation by the American artist, activist, and author KATE MILETT. The work serves as the starting point for the exhibition of the same name. At its center is a doll that returns the gaze of visitors, raising the question: Who is actually observing whom? This perspective is also intended to shape the future program of the mumok. (Photo: ©Zoe Leonard)
WHEN? until February 7, 2027
WHERE? mumok, 1070 Vienna
EXHIBITION: THE CRAFTOCENE AT WELTMUSEUM
When the curtain finally falls on our civilisation, what actually remains? If you ask SUPERFLUX – the renowned London design studio known for its speculative design and climate-tech futurology – the answer is simple: a monumental mountain of sneakers and discarded iPhones.
The exhibition title, THE CRAFTOCENE, presents a distinct vision. It outlines a speculative, sustainable epoch that succeeds the Anthropocene – our current era defined by hyper-consumerism. At the centre of the show is RELICS OF ABUNDANCE (2026), a site-specific commission created for the Weltmuseum. Operating as a piece of future archaeology, the installation takes a wry, satirical look at consumer goods from 1950 to 2020, treating them as artefacts of a long-lost civilization. (Photo: ©Superflux)
WHEN? until Sun, August 16
WHERE? Weltmuseum, 1010 Vienna
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ART & DESIGN: FORWARD FESTIVAL 2026
For the FORWARD FESTIVAL, the ultimate get-together for designers, motion graphic designers, animators and cutting-edge AGENCIES, make sure you secure your tickets right away. Over two days, you’ll be treated with the best of international creativity, featuring high-calibre talks, live art sessions and workshops. Alongside Vienna and Berlin, the festival is also expanding to FRANKFURT AM MAIN this year as part of the WORLD DESIGN CAPITAL.
Forward Festival founder and curator OTHMAR HANDL in interview with C/O Vienna: “I keep my eyes open for whatever is currently exciting, bold, new or simply long overdue.” (Photo: ©Nils Leon Brauer)
WHEN & WHERE?
Frankfurt: June 11 and 12
Berlin: August 27 and 28
Wien: October 1 and 2
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ART: „PHOTO|BRUT. FEELING PHOTOGRAPHY“ AT FOTO ARSENAL
Some artworks don’t need champagne openings, white cubes, or the nods of art professors. The new exhibition at FOTO ARSENAL WIEN presents forty photographic works from ten countries by self-taught artists whose workspaces are not trendy lofts, but psychiatric institutions, lonely attic rooms, or lives on the margins of society.
Back in 1948, French artist JEAN DUBUFFET coined the term ART BRUT for this raw, unpolished art form; the photographic equivalent is consequently called PHOTO BRUT. (Photo: ©Photo | Brut, Collection Bruno Decharme)
WHEN? until Sun, September 6
WHERE? Foto Arsenal Wien, 1030
ART: QUEER ART FESTIVAL: „SYNERGIES OF SOLIDARITY“
For over three months, Vienna will be colourful, loud and political. Organised by the QUEER ART SPACES VIENNA Association, the festival combines queer art with current social and political issues, featuring exhibitions across six off-spaces throughout the city. The festival will open at the Schlumberger Art Floor with the exhibition PRISM BODIES. A particular highlight is likely to be the participation of ERNST LIMA (Vienna), who is known for fusing sound design, installation and composition. (Photo: ©Julia Fuchs)
WHEN? until Sat, September 5
WHERE? Start at Schlumberger Art Floor, 1190 Vienna
MUSIC & DRINKS: OUR FAVORITE VINYL-CAFÉS
APARTMENT ACHT, still known to many as the record store on Gumpendorfer Straße, is back after a year and a half break. Fridays feature new vinyl drops, Wednesdays fresh vintage fashion, plus drinks in the adjoining café.
WHERE? Reindorfgasse 44, 1150 Vienna
Since fall, SHH. has also been adding to Vienna's analog map. Inspired by Japanese JAZZ KISSAS, JÖRG MARKOWITSCH and STEFAN SKOREPA have created a listening bar where soul, R&B, funk, jazz, Latin, beat, and easy listening from the late 1950s to the early 1980s are played exclusively on vinyl. (Photo: ©Tobias Raschbacher)
WHERE? Wiedner Hauptstraße 18, 1040 Vienna
DRINKS & FOOD: VIKTOR-ADLER-MARKT
Forget the touristy Naschmarkt! Head instead to the working-class district of FAVORITEN. It could as easily be in Morocco: colourful, loud, full of energy — and unbelievably low prices. (Photo: ©Gugerell)
WHEN? Monday to Friday from 6 AM to 9 PM and Saturday to 6 PM
WHERE? Viktor-Adler-Markt, 1100 Vienna
SHOP: SOFTCOVER
Photographer and graphic designer SEBASTIAN GANSRIGLER has created a paradise for print lovers in Vienna – with more than 500 photo and art books, indie magazines, and zines. Our print magazines are there! Nerd alert. (Photo: ©softcover.shop)
WHEN? Mon–Sat, 12 – 6 PM
WHERE? Stumpergasse 53–55, 1060 Vienna
DRINKS & FOOD: MAYER AM NUSSBERG
Take a walk through the VINEYARDS and enjoy an amazing view of Vienna, eat a traditional “Brettljause” snack platter, and sip an organic wine or a grape juice spritzer. Mayer am Nussberg is open Thursday to Sunday from 12 PM or 2 PM until 10 PM. (Photo: ©Mayer am Nussberg)
WHEN? Thursday to Sunday from 12 PM/ 2 PM to 10 PM
WHERE? Kahlenberger Str. 213, 1190 Vienna
SHOP: DUFT & KULTUR
Our absolute favorite CONCEPT STORE in Vienna. A family-run wonderland staffed with perfumes, soaps, textiles, and all kinds of beautiful nonsense your soul suddenly needs. (Photo: ©Duft & Kultur)
WHEN? Monday to Friday from 10 AM to 6:30 PM and Saturday to 5 PM
WHERE? Tuchlauben 17, 1010 Vienna
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MUSIC: ROCKNROLLST★R – NEW ALBUM FROM BIBIZA
If you want to hear real Viennese rock ’n’ roll. With the announcement of his third album, “Rocknrollst★r”, Vienna’s darling BIBIZA moves from the champagne-soaked excess of “Wiener Schickeria”, through the tears of “Bis einer weint”, straight into a realm of refined megalomania. Scream! According to BIBIZA, it will be “loud”, “messy” and – of course – “damn glamorous”. BIBIZA himself describes the work as his most honest to date – perhaps even his most magnificent!
The single “Frank”, released on 1 May, offers a first guitar-driven glimpse of what’s to come on the album due out at the end of July. Anyone who wants to not just hear but also wear the Bibiza lifestyle can go shopping: alongside the obligatory vinyl and stylish T-shirts, the bundle even includes a ring. Let’s rock! (Cover photo: ©Tereza Mundilová)
MUSIC: UNSTOPPABLE!
Pathos, pop, and politics: the House of Austrian History (hdgö) has swiftly declared the glittering universe of the Eurovision Song Contest part of contemporary history. In the exhibition “New Times: Austria Since 1918,” Austria’s historical journey is accompanied by iconic relics such as Conchita’s unforgettable dress from ESC 2014 or JJ’s Wasted Love stage, as well as images from the Grand Prix de la Chanson, which took place in 1967 amid imperial splendor in the Neue Hofburg.
Amid all this, a wonderfully down-to-earth realization emerges: the Song Contest was never just trivial sing-along fluff, but always a loud – and admittedly delightfully tasteless – stage for everything Europe is negotiating at any given moment, from questions of identity to global affairs. For those who prefer a digital experience, the web exhibition “PROTEST, SCANDALS, POLITICS: 70 YEARS OF THE EUROVISION SONG CONTEST” offers a deep dive. (Photo: © Markus Guschelbauer)
WHEN? until Sun, October 11
WHERE? Haus der Geschichte, 1010 Vienna
DRINKS & FOOD: CAFÉ ANZENGRUBER
It‘s more than just a café. It’s a place where politicians, artists, smart alecks and self-proclaimed world changers all come and go. It‘s full of VIENNESE SOUL and amazing SCHNITZEL. (Photo: cafe_anzengruber)
WHEN? Tuesday to Saturday from 4 PM to 1 AM
WHERE? Schleifmühlgasse 19, 1040 Vienna
SHOP: VINTAGE
Vienna is also a great city for affordable VINTAGE shopping. One store that’s brilliantly curated is Vintage Shop by TEXTILE HOUSE. Another tip: check out Flohmarkt.at. (Photo: ©Vintage shop by Textile House)
WHEN? Monday to Friday from 10 AM to 7 PM and Saturday to 5 PM
WHERE? Landstraße Hauptstraße 75, 1030 Vienna
LIFE & ART: CENTRAL CEMETRY
With its 330,000 graves, it ranks among Europe’s largest cemeteries. Right next door, the BESTATTUNGSMUSEUM adds a playful and ironic twist to Vienna’s culture of remembrance. (Photo: ©Anja Kundrat)
WHEN? every day from 7 AM until 7 PM
WHERE? Bestattungsmuseum, 1110 Vienna
ART: QUEER MUSEUM
Heavenly strippers, a deformed Hello Kitty, and a gloomy mer-creature populate the current exhibition. A relational space for QUEER CULTURE and ART. Definitely worth a stop. The museum is open Thursday to Sunday from 2 PM - 6 PM. (Photo: ©Zula Tuvshinbat)
WHEN? Thursday to Sunday from 2 to 6 PM
WHERE? Queer Museum Vienna, 1140 Vienna
ART: WORKS AND LIVE IN VIENNA
The exhibition is regarded as a reality check for the VIENNESE ART SCENE. Curious who’s who in the scene? Head over and find out for yourself in Kunsthalle Wien Museumsquartier or Kunsthalle Wien Karlsplatz. (Photo: ©Judith Eisler „Hanna“, 2019)
WHEN? Tuesday to Sunday from 10 AM to 6PM and Thursday to 8 PM
WHERE? Kunsthalle Wien Museumsquartier and Kunsthalle Wien Karlsplatz
SHOP: INDIE VIENNA
A true Vienna institution: a glorious concept-and-textile shop run by HARRY and PRALINE DE MOULT. Come for a little browse, leave with candles, fabrics & mysterious objects. Open Monday to Saturday from 10 AM - 5 or 6:30 PM. (Photo: indie_vienna)
WHEN? Monday to Thursday from 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM and Saturday to 6 PM
WHERE? Strobelgasse 2, 1010 Vienna
ART: LAST LITTLE HAVEN
LAST LITTLE HAVEN is Viennas first lesbian bar, or rather, a reconstruction of a fictional queer bar from the 1930s to the 1950s, which also serves as an exhibition space. With a beer in hand, you can browse through the world's largest collection of artifacts related to lesbian bar history, including original ashtrays from Mona's Bar in San Francisco from 1930. Behind the project is the core team of TERESA FISCHER, BETTINA WOESS, and MARIE ZAHIR, who spent around a year fine-tuning the implementation. (Photo: ©Sophia Süßmilch)
WHERE? Gumpendorferstraße 68, 1060 Vienna
CULTURE & FUN: 100 YEARS OLD AMALIENBAD
If the weather turns, this indoor swimming pool, is the perfect place to RE-CHARGE. To mark the 100th anniversary of the a place of recreation for the working class and a monument to socialist architecture in interwar Vienna (exterior), Viennese photographer MICHAEL RATHMAYR presents details of the beautiful Art Deco splendor inside and, of course, the visitors to this architectural gem in his new photo book. We love! The book is available online, at Softcover Buchladen Wien, Hafi Books, Walther König im MQ, Westlicht, and the Wien Museum Shop. (Photo: ©Michael Rathmayr)
FOOD & DRINKS: AUSGABE
A former newspaper stand became a WÜRSTELSTAND deluxe — serving wine, beer, and seasonal bites. The spot hosts even events and exhibitions. Sounds very gschmackig (tasty)! (Photo: ©Ausgabe)
WHEN? Tuesday to Saturday from 5 to 10 PM
WHERE? Kiosk, Porzellangasse 1, 1090 Vienna
MUSIC: LAYBACK SESSIONS
In a living room in Vienna’s 6th district, a quiet but meaningful pushback against the dominance of streaming platforms is currently taking place. After a year and a half of preparation, a group of young creatives has launched the LAYBACK SESSIONS, a format that offers the local music scene an intimate stage – far removed from the stress of touring and beyond the logic of algorithms.
Half-hour live sets, complemented by interviews, take place in a living room. The whole thing is filmed and is then released on YouTube for free. Here there are no major labels nervously staring at click counts, no sponsorship dictates, no organisations trying to interfere. According to the team, they work driven by the only remaining logical motivation: a love of music. Sit back and enjoy! (Photo: ©Raphael Riegler)
MUSIC: JUPITER EP
It’s no surprise to us that Philipp Quehenberger has no interest in crowd-pleasing electronics. But he’s always been ahead of his time not just musically, but stylistically as well. Legend has it he made the mustache trend socially acceptable in Vienna two decades ago. Now the underground artist has teamed up with deep house veteran Peter Czak (aka Peter Zack). Since the late ’90s, Czak has shaped Vienna’s club scene as a DJ, producer, and label head. The result is the EP Jupiter, where deep house meets downtempo—and it’s genuinely a lot of fun. The EP is available digitally on all major streaming platforms. (Photo: © Stefan Joham)
FOOD: TASTE SICILY
If you’re not in the mood for boring chocolate bunnies this Easter, you might want to fill your basket with a taste of the South instead. Austrian Andreas Bergbaur (founder of the fashion platform Unit F, later at Jil Sander, Versace, Zegna, Roberto Cavalli, and more) has had enough of fashion and vanity and moved to Sicily. From there, he’s now building a direct bridge between Sicilian farmers and producers and your kitchen table with his new online shop.
On offer: almonds, cheese, pasta, and some of the finest olive oil. Anyone who once marketed fashion at an international level knows how to curate desire. Now he’s using that expertise for local businesses that often struggle with exports. Mangiare, ragazzi! (Photo: © Rafaela Pröll)
SERIES: HEATED RIVALRY
Recently launched on HBO Max, Heated Rivalry is a queer ice hockey series about two players whose rivalry turns into a fiery affair beyond the ice.
Series junkies worldwide are already celebrating the show as outrageously good, and even everyone's darling Zohran Mamdani, Mayor of NEW YORK, recommends curling up on the sofa during a snowstorm with the book on which the series is based. Meanwhile, the New York Times named HEATED RIVALRY one of the best series of the past year in its review podcast. (Photo: ©Warner Bros. Discovery)
ART & BOOKS: LOVE ILLUSTRATED BOOK
There is one thing we can all agree on: the world can always use more LOVE. Which makes it especially nice that the third illustrated book by the international photography collective FEMXPHOTOGRAPHERS.ORG, whose release was recently celebrated at FOTO ARSENAL, is dedicated to romantic, platonic and familial love.
Founded in 2018 by artists KIRSTEN BECKEN and VERONIKA FAUSTMANN, the collective has always pursued the goal of increasing the visibility of female photographers. A total of 26 international artists have come together for LOVE. The photographers' images are framed by poetry and text. We’ll take it in a heartbeat! Foto: ©Claudia Holzinger).
MUSIC: INDIE-POP-ARTIST BENJAMIN AMARU
Right now, we’re all feeling a bit nostalgic. We long for simpler, happier times – and for music that can take us there, if only for a moment. With NOSTALGIA 9052, Swiss musician BENJAMIN AMARU, who has Iranian roots, dedicates an entire album to that feeling. By the way, the number 9052 is the postcode of his hometown. In six dreamy, melancholic indie-pop songs, Amaru revisits the places and moments of his youth. It’s not music that will change the world – but honestly, the air has run out on world-changing anyway! (Photo: ©Finn Buendert)
ART & FILM: RUTH BECKERMANN COLLECTION OF ALL WORKS BY THE AUSTRIAN FILMMAKER
The entire collection of works by Austrian filmmaker and social critic RUTH BECKERMANN (*1952) is now available for the frist time. The set comes with 15 DVDs plus a book, covering all her feature films, previously unseen material, interviews with Ruth herself, plus essays and contributions from her collaborators. Beckermann’s work is all about a deep love for community.
From legendary musician LEONARD COHEN, caught singing Yiddish songs in ARENA BESETZT (1977), to intimate snapshots of vanished neighbourhoods in HOMEMAD(E) (2001), to the youthful passion for literature and contemporary history in DIE GETRÄUMTEN. Highly recommended! (Photo: ©Ruth Beckermann Shop)
ART: TAROT & TURTLENECK
At the end of last year, an Instagram post briefly sent the internet into a frenzy. It showed JONATHAN ANDERSON, creative director at DIOR, with tousled hair, wearing a black sweater and giving the camera a meaningful look. In front of him was a spread-out tarot deck – very much in keeping with CHRISTIAN DIOR himself, who also had a soft spot for mystical symbolism. The esoteric wave of Gen Z is now also gaining momentum in haute couture. We think: if you're going to read cards, then please do it with style – for example, with the beautifully designed deck by Viennese Secession artist DITHA MOSER (1883–1969). (Photo: ©Neue Galerie New York)
SHOP: BORSA NERA - VINTAGE BAG CARE
We love them, we hoard them, we caress them, our HANDBAGS—inside them, the traces of our wild lives accumulate: old concert tickets, tear-stained tissues, leaky pens, and sticky drops of all kinds. All the more tragic when, at some point, they look as worn out as you do after a night of dancing.
Luckily, there's DAVID MERAN, artist and our EDITOR-AT-LARGE, who not only saves texts, but now also nurses vintage babies back to health. With precision craftsmanship, an artistic eye, and a keen sense of structure, surface, and form, he breathes new life into old favorites. Restored GUCCI, PRADA, and SAINT LAURENT collector's bags (and much more) are also waiting in the shop to find a new home. (Photo: ©Johannes Meran)
ART & MUSIC: FASHION YOU CAN HEAR? YES, PLEASE – VISCOSE JOURNAL “SOUND”
We highly recommend VISCOSE JOURNAL – a cool INDIE FASHION MAGAZINE with roots in COPENHAGEN and NEW YORK. Since its founding by JEPPE UGELVIG and FILIP BERG in 2020, the magazine has been consistently rethinking fashion and placing it in unexpected contexts. Previous issues have focused on topics such as SMELL & FASHION and TEXT & FASHION. Each issue features a completely new, detailed design tailored to the respective theme – the current edition, “SOUND”, for example, plays visually with the charm of a vinyl record. (Photo: ©Viscose Journal)
MUSIC: LOVE, NOISE & LEATHER JACKETS
With their third album LIEBE BRUTAL, Munich band MOLA brings all their power to the stage and is also stopping off in VIENNA. The album is as uncompromising as its title: between snotty indie pop and—in their own words—“soul that smells of punk leather jackets,” singer ISABELLA STREIFENEDER tells of stumbling, loving, and surviving. Among other things, notable features with Austrian musicians BIBIZA (“viertelnachvier”) and OEHL (“Satt werden”) paved the way for the band's breakthrough. Definitely one to watch! (Photo: ©Markus Sebastian Harbauer)
MUSIC: HEASD HAMBURG
“The Best of Vienna” at the Philharmonic now available as an album: Austrian “great poet” ANDRÉ HELLER pulled out all the stops for his 77th birthday: in March last year, he curated his own “REFLEKTORFESTIVAL” at the ELBPHILHARMONIE HAMBURG. For one evening, he asked ERNST MOLDEN to gather “THE BEST OF VIENNA.”
The Austrian singer-songwriter and writer took this seriously and traveled there with an illustrious delegation of Viennese musicians: VOODOO JÜRGENS, DER NINO AUS WIEN, MARCO WANDA, TINI KAINRATH, ANNA MABO, URSULA STRAUSS, accompanied by the NEUEN WIENER CONCERT SCHRAMMELN and the FRAUENSORCHESTER. And, of course, HELLER himself—even though he had previously said he would “probably not” sing. But then he did. What a surprise! Now available as a triple LP, double CD, and digitally for you to listen to. (Photo: ©Daniel Dittus)
SHOP & FASHION: GLOW BY EVA BLUT
Luminous bags, accessories, and gaiters: Being seen is important in Vienna—and with the subline from Austrian fashion designer EVA BUCHLEITNER, who works under the label EVA BLUT, which we highly recommend, this is now also possible in the dark. KNITTING YARN meets NYLON meets FIBERGLASS – and your little festival of lights for on the go is ready! Why all this? Quite simply: safety. And while we're at it, it can be fun too. GLOW also works indoors, for example in clubs. Chic, practical, affordable – we love it! (Photo: ©Anna Breit)
MUSIC & BOOK: SING-ALONG MANIA
When even the shyest colleague suddenly believes they’re Freddie Mercury, we’ve clearly landed at a karaoke night. In his book Völlig Losgelöst, Andreas Neuenkirchen tells the story of how a Japanese engineer with only modest singing talent laid the foundation for the global karaoke craze – and why this sing-along fever still drives us today to reveal our innermost selves in a musical (or not-so-musical) way.
BOOK & FOOD: WURST CASE SCENARIO
Without mustard, it’s all for the wurst! That’s exactly what Sebastian Hackenschmidt and Stefan Oláh think as well. In their book 95 Wiener Würstelstände, they explore the legendary spots that make Vienna what it is. These stands bring together people from all walks of life—who knows, maybe a Würstelstand would even be the perfect place for political negotiations...? The newly revised edition is available HERE, richly illustrated and seasoned with a dash of Wiener Schmäh. (Photo: ©Stefan Oláh)
FASHION & ANIMALS: EVERY TWELFTH SHEEP IS GAY
Bad news first: Gay sheep often end up at the slaughterhouse because they don’t reproduce. The good news: Shepherd Michael Stücke rescues them and gives them a happy life on his farm. Together with fashion designer Danny Reinke and Tokio Hotel singer Bill Kaulitz, he founded the fashion label Rainbow Wool, which creates clothing exclusively from the wool of gay sheep. And for those with a particularly sheep-savvy heart, you can even sponsor one of the rams. (Photo: ©Rainbow Wool)
MUSIC & SHOP: We love: LIEBEN WIR!
Austrian musician OEHL is about to drop his NEW ALBUM Lieben wir – and since just releasing music would be way too boring, it comes as a bundle with a shirt, postcards, and stickers. Singer Herbert Grönemeyer describes it as: "Wonderful, cool, and unkitschy German-language pop. Very unique, smart, and artistically special."
FASHION: FASHION MADE IN THE UKRAINE
Ukrainian fashion designer Nadya Dzyak, who spends part of her time in Vienna, has made a name for herself with her experimental designs. Her collections blend Ukrainian tradition with modern style—and 20% of the proceeds go directly to the Ukrainian army for medical supplies and food. So if you want to look good and make a difference, check out her pieces. (Photo: SS25 ©Varvara Barto)
SHOP: NOSTALGIA RELOADED ...
We love this freaky INDEPENDENT ART MAGAZINE from BERLIN, whose editors Jacopo Borrini and Marius Thielmann are driven by a great LOVE OF ART. You can expect real discoveries, fine design and beautiful giveaways such as STICKERS. Big time! Really big! (Photo: © Stuck Magazine)
MUSIC: BIS EINER WEINT – until someone cries
BIBIZA's second album is shaking up the Viennese Schickeria. After EXCESS, party and glamour, we now get a look behind the façade, which leads to the question: How much longer can this go on? Well, until someone cries ... We love the mix of VIENNESE SCHMÄH and deepness! Stream the 21 brand new tracks here. (Cover photo: © Marko Mestrovic)
ART: NICEAUNTIES
Ready for ASIAN AUNTIE POWER? The artist niceaunties from SINGAPORE transforms her chaotic childhood between quirky aunts and strong women into surreal art. Her bizarre AI creations explore themes such as age, beauty and personal freedom - SUSHI-LEGS included. For those too far away from her exhibitions in Milan, LA and Basel, you can also admire her artworks on INSTAGRAM and her WEBSITE. We <3 it! (Photo: © niceaunties)
BOOK: PIGSTY!
In 2017, Chinese photographer Feng Li stumbled across an abandoned BABY PIG at the airport and thought to himself: “Why not?” The animal has since become an integral part of the family and goes by the name PIGGY FENG. Feng Li documented the CRAZY FAMILY GROWTH photographically and summarized it in his book PIG. Purchase this one-of-a-kind project
ART & PODCAST: AUGEN ZU – close your eyes
THE german art podcast for everyone who wonders whether Beuys can actually be called a CHARLATAN and why we LOVE – or HATE – DALI's melting clocks. Once a month, Florian Illies and Giovanni di Lorenzo from DIE ZEIT mix expert knowledge with SHARP QUESTIONS and lots and lots of love for art. Close your eyes, sharpen your ears and enjoy!
BOOK: ALL IN THIS TOGETHER
Is it possible to capture the CHAOS IN ONE'S HEAD? Austrian photographer Mafalda Rakos at least gives it a try and does so through a lens. With PORTRAITS, TALKS and ILLUSTRATIONS, she draws our attention to the traces of loneliness and confusion that have emerged especially in times of THE PANDEMIC. A book to browse through, to reflect on – and of course to be happy that we are now allowed to be VERY, VERY CLOSE again. (Photo: © Mafalda Rakoš)