Brigitte Kowanz ALWAYS A WAY ALWAYS AWAY 2019–2021 Permanente Installation, Zürich SBB, Euopaallee, Switzerland Since the early days of her artistic practice, Kowanz has focussed on addressing visibility, perception and the production of meaning – all of this in the tradition of a critical reflection of the media. In her latest pieces, her interest has turned more to the digital revolutions of recent decades and their repercussions on society and on our perception of space. #brigittekowanz @brigittekowanz #studiobrigittekowanz @studiobrigittekowanz @sbbcffffs #sbb #stadtzürich Photos: © KiöR, Stadt Zürich | Peter Baracchi

We congratulate Anja Ronacher to her participation at the Vantage Point Sharjah 9 (VPS9) the ninth iteration of Sharjah Art Foundation's annual initiative dedicated to the medium of photography. The exhibition is on view from 18 September through 18 December at the Foundation's off-site venue Al Hamriyah Studios, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. #anjaronacher @sharjahart #vantagepointsharjah #vantagepointsharjah9 @eretzisraelmuseum #silbergelatineprint Caption: Anja Ronacher, Untitled (Hand), Eretz Israel Museum Tel Aviv, 2020, silver gelatine print, 40 x 30.5 cm

The work “I Cannot Hide My Anger (Chain)“, spraypaint on paper, mounted on aluminium, reminds one of the ever so familiar protest signs. Monica Bonvicini’s artworks reflect her continuous involvement and research on the establishment of private and public space altogether and its disconnects as well as the relationship between design, labour, gender and the economy of the built environments. The exhibition STAGECAGE by Monica Bonvicini runs until the 30th of October. @studiomonicabonvicini #monicabonvicini #galeriekrinzinger #vienna #spray Captions: Monica Bonvicini, I Cannot Hide My Anger (Chain), 2021, 120 x 85 cm, silkscreen and spray paint on canvas, © courtesy of the artist. Photo: Studio Monica Bonvicini

STAGECAGE by Monica Bonvicini opens today! The first solo exhibition in our main gallery space is on view until October 30. In our Showroom we present STILL LIFE by Inci Furni, on view until September 25! Join us at 7pm for the opening! Tomorrow the gallery will be open until 9pm for the viennacontemporary gallery night. @studiomonicabonvicini #monicabonvicini #incifurni @incifurnistudio @incifurni @viennacontemporary #gallerynight #krinzingershowroom #galeriekrinzinger #vienna #art Captions: Monica Bonvicini, STAGECAGE, exhibition view; Inci Furni, STILL LIFE, exhibition view. Courtesy Galerie Krinzinger, pics: @annalottdonadel

We are delighted to announce the upcoming exhibitions at Galerie Krinzinger: tomorrow the 1st of September STAGECAGE by Monica Bonvicini and STILL LIFE by Inci Furni are on view! We look forward to welcoming you to the opening at 7 pm. @studiomonicabonvicini #monicabonvicini #incifurni @incifurni @incifurnistudio #krinzingershowroom #galeriekrinzinger #vienna #art Captions: Monica Bonvicini, STAGECAGE exhibition view and Inci Furni, STILL LIFE exhibition view Courtesy Galerie Krinzinger, photos @annalottdonadel

Let us try to follow the contours of Anja Ronacher's photographs. The fragile silhouette of a head, the cracks and fragments of a bowl – one's own gaze begins to flicker: no matter how hard one tries to hold it, the transitions from black to white and vice versa evaporate – they can no longer hold on as rigid coordinates to which we cling so tightly in order to superimpose meaning for meaning on these fragile objects. We slip into a darkness that surrounds them all. What story(s) do these objects tell? Anja Ronacher - Ruach 26.08. - 18.09. 2021 at Leto Galerie, Warsaw. Captions: • Anja Ronacher, Statue, Plaster, 7700 - 7500 BC, 'Ayn Ghazal, Amman, Jordan Museum, 2019/2021, Gelatin Silberprint, 40 x 30,5 cm • Anja Ronacher, Ossuary, Peki’in, painted pottery, 6500 – 5500 BP, Israel Museum Jerusalem, 2020, Silbergelatineprint, 40 x 30,5 cm Copyright the artist #AnjaRonacher #Ruach #letogallery @leto_gallery #silbergelatineprint #warsaw

The exhibitions „Works on Paper“ by Hans Op de Beeck and „field work“ by Lois Weinberger are on view until Saturday, August 21 – don’t miss the chance to visit us at the gallery and see them! #hansopdebeeck #worksonpaper @hans_op_de_beeck #galeriekrinzinger #watercolor #loisweinberger #fieldwork #galeriekrinzingershowroom #vienna Captions: • Hans Op de Beeck, Works on Paper, exhibition view • Lois Weinberger, field work, exhibition view Courtesy Galerie Krinzinger, photos @annalottdonadel

Lois Weinberger was a pioneer of a new ecological way of thinking and played a key role in shaping the artistic discourse on the relationship between culture and nature from the 1990s onwards. He did not see people as standing above or next to nature, but as part of it. The exhibition “field work” by Lois Weinberger runs until the 21st of August 2021 at the Galerie Krinzinger Showroom. At the museum Belvedere21, Vienna, you can visit „Basics“ an extensive solo exhibition. It is the last exhibition that the late artist conceptualized. The Galerie Krinzinger will be closed until August 9. #loisweinberger #fieldwork #galeriekrinzingershowroom #galeriekrinzinger #vienna #belvedere21 Caption: Lois Weinberger, Aji Island, 2019, fine art print on archival paper, herbarium specimen, 52,5 x 42,5, courtesy Galerie Krinzinger and Studio Lois Weinberger, photo @annalottdonadel

I want to give the spectator the feeling that he is not alone in the difficulties of dealing with this tragicomic existence and its obstacles. - Hans Op de Beeck The exhibition WORKS ON PAPER by the Belgian artist is running until the 21st of August. The Galerie Krinzinger will be closed from July 24 until August 9. #hansopdebeeck @hans_op_de_beeck #galeriekrinzinger #worksonpaper #watercolor Caption: Hans Op de Beeck, Lisa (small version), 2021, black and white watercolour on Arches paper, 2021, 80,2 x 99,7 x 3 cm, courtesy Galerie Krinzinger and studio Hans Op de Beeck Works on paper, exhibition view, courtesy Galerie Krinzinger, photo @annalottdonadel

Now on view at Galerie Krinzinger: Lois Weinberger (1947-2020) FIELD WORK A leitmotif in Weinberger's oeuvre is the garden (to which he often delimited his works by calling his fallow land “Gebiete”). The history of the garden begins with the settling down of people. This was one of the prerequisites for growing plants, and with it the concept of ownership developed as well as the cultivation of green spaces, which underlies the idea of the order of nature. The essence of the garden consists in the transformation of nature into culture. #loisweinberger #fieldwork #galeriekrinzingershowroom #galeriekrinzinger #vienna Caption: • Field work, exhibition view • Übungen, detail, 2004, acrylic on canvas, 240 x 400 cm Photos @annalottdonadel, courtesy Galerie Krinzinger

The Belgian artist Hans Op de Beeck for the first time decided in 2009 in his solo exhibition at the Galleria Borghese in Rome to solely show large watercolour paintings. Since then, alongside his major projects, he has steadily continued to make such works on paper, works that usually arise at night, when the artist finds the right concentration and mood that -to him- belong to this solitary form of creation at the studio. In his exhibition 'Works on paper' we see a collection of large to small new works, in which traditional subjects such as the portrait and the landscape are a focus. Until the 21st of August! #hans_op_de_beeck @hans_op_de_beeck #galeriekrinzinger #vienna #worksonpaper #watercolour Captions: Hans op de Beeck, Dreamscape (merry-go-round), 2021, black and white watercolour on Arches paper, 111 x 276 x 4 cm, courtesy Galerie Krinzinger and Hans Op de Beeck

In Hans Op de Beeck's nocturnal landscapes and small daily scenes, that are shown in the current exhibition „Works on paper“ at Galerie Krinzinger, the artist wants to stay far away from the spectacular image, theoretical legitimation, or overly large references, but tries to evoke a simple and authentic gaze or an immersive mood through the small stories that take us to the zone of a reflective silence. #hansopdebeeck @hans_op_de_beeck #galeriekrinzinger #worksonpaper #watercolor Captions: Hans Op de Beeck “works on paper” exhibition view, courtesy Galerie Krinzinger, photo @annalottdonadel Hans Op de Beeck, Boatman, 2021, 117 x 148 x 3.6 cm, black and white watercolour on Arches paper, courtesy Galerie Krinzinger and studio Hans Op de Beeck