Venice is small, but the Biennale always too big. Here are our selected highlights of the show and special tips beyond the official program.
Contemporary art has its own sound. The international exhibition transforms the SCHIRN into a concert hall and artworks into musical instruments.
Ever danced with a wolf? Artist duo Djurberg & Berg make it possible with their first virtual reality work. They are part of a young generation of artists experimenting with VR in a variety of ways.
Like Bruno Gironcoli’s monumental sculptures, Rube Goldberg’s crazy constructions examine the human element of the machine. And give instructions for nose wiping and catching mice.
Harmless children’s toy, killer doll or fetish object? Drawing on a long tradition, artist duo DJURBERG & BERG creates shocking realities with their characters.
Bruno Gironcoli's giant figures are enigmatic creatures. But with a look at their sculptural development, things become clearer.
Shiny, glittery, grand: since ancient times, gold fascinates mankind. Especially in Vienna, it runs like a thread through the city’s history and its art.
A tropical landscape turns out to be the distorted world of a human avatar. In Aleksandar Radan’s film “This water gives back no images” nothing is as it seems and yet incredibly real.
For around 50 years she accompanied Bruno Gironcoli as a wife, fellow artist and friend. Christine Gironcoli about the ups and downs of his artistic career and her life with the known maverick.
About overwhelmingly large balloons, golden aliens and outsized spiders: 10 sculptures that outgrew the artists who made them.
From the better half to the other self: how artist couples question traditional models of relationships.
Artist and DJ Hans Berg designs multi-layered sounds and intoxicating beats. Here comes his exclusive live set for the DJURBERG & BERG opening party in the SCHIRN.
Christo and his wife Jeanne-Claude seldom did things by halves. A new film about their mammoth project “The Floating Piers” will now come to the cinema.
