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Susanne Wenger (1915, Graz – 2009, Òṣogbo, Nigeria) is seen as a key Austrian post-1945 artist and also an early contemporary of surrealism. Her work includes sculptures, paintings, drawings, prints, and batik textiles, transcending aesthetic categories and combining art, spirituality, and myth. After more than twenty years, Susanne Wenger’s work is now returning with th...


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In the exhibition The Art of Surfacing HALLE FÜR KUNST Steiermark presents the diverse work of the Austrian artist, musician, and curator Eva Ursprung, who received the Honorary Prize of the State of Styria for the Fine Arts in 2024. This prize, awarded on the basis of a proposal by a jury of experts, stands for the recognition of a lifetime’s work and is a...


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IMMA is proud to present the first solo exhibition in Ireland by Tarek Atoui, Lebanese sound artist and composer, opening on Saturday 21 February 2026. Based in Paris, Atoui is known for his innovative approach to sound, performance, and instrument-making. His work often explores the physicality of sound and the act of listening, creating immersive experiences that challenge ...


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For her first institutional solo exhibition in Germany, Stanislava Kovalčíková creates an expansive installation made of red plasticine, a synthetic modelling clay, that serves as an environment for a series of paintings on discarded clock dials from Prussian church towers. The installation evokes the sensation of being enclosed within a body—a living mothership. But it is a ...


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Bat-Ami Rivlin’s site-specific installation Untitled (radiators, zip ties), 2026, invites the viewer to step into the space of the familiar and yet understated objecthood. Presented in powerful sparseness, an assembly of locally sourced radiators, encased by zip ties, occupies the gallery space. At first glance, the radiators may appear general, yet their material id...


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