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Austria's Halloween costumes reflect film and TV trends. New spending figures show the scale of the celebration, while willhaben searches reveal which characters people want to become.

Image: A black-and-green witch costume for children, listed on willhaben for €25, is shown on a smartphone screen, with a matching pointed hat inset. Screenshot of a willhaben listin...

Shoes can signal luxury, belonging or power. At Vienna's Heidi Horten Collection, works by Andy Warhol, Sylvie Fleury and others reveal the social meanings behind an everyday object.

Image: Exhibition view of To Shoe or not to Shoe – Warhol and Others at the Heidi Horten Collection, Vienna, 2026. Left: black shoes in a glass case - Sylvie Fleury, Alaia Shoes, 2003....

What can 16,000 shapes and 4,000 patterns tell us about porcelain today? Herend's 200th anniversary exhibition at Vienna's Lobmeyr examines the relationship between craftsmanship, decoration and table culture.

Image: Herend porcelain cups and saucers with different hand-painted decorations are displayed on curved tables inside Lobmeyr's Vienna showroom. The stairca...

How transparent is public art funding in Austria? 'Cytara Chat with i' unpacks federal reports to reveal where grants go—and where fashion design fits into the system.

Image: Infographic showing Austria's federal art and culture budget distribution via proportional bubbles. Large circles for performing arts and museums show higher funding; smaller bubbles represent...

Six traditions join Austria's national inventory of intangible cultural heritage. From the craft behind Walser costumes to yodelling's pop-culture afterlife and the families keeping Vienna's Prater alive.

Image: Symbolic illustration of Austria's six new intangible cultural heritage entries: yodelling, traditional shooting practices in the Salzkammergut, Tux-Ziller...