Art

A sampling of the breakthrough artist Egon Schiele’s wrenching self-portraits and an eclectic selection of 12 others to follow.

The Vienna Tourism Board keeps having artworks censored on social media. The solution? Now, Vienna is on OnlyFans.

The MAK rolls out a long overdue red carpet for the women artists of the Wiener Werkstätte, shining a light on their contributions to its legacy.

Recent exhibits show that graffiti and street art have found a place in Viennese culture – well, maybe

The MAK honors Koloman Moser influential and abundant body of work “Koloman Moser Universalkünstler” proclaims the publicity by the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) for their current exhibition; whether the boyish-looking designer saw himself as such, we may never know. …

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Old Masters meet the new, bridging the gaps in the KHM’s collection with an new exhibit, “The Shape of Time”.

The photographer and artist Lilya Corneli and stylist Olga Schloemer launched the Project “To Be a Muse” after Corneli was inspired by Vienna’s great portrait painters, like Klimt and Schiele. She took a look-alike selfie, posted it on instagram and the concept was born. …

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The renowned Austrian artist Martha Jungwirth garners some late fame.

A glimpse beyond the iconic artist’s photographs.

The Waschsalon in the historic Karl Marx-Hof shows how the Social Democrats shaped Vienna.

The iconic Raphael awes at the Albertina as an iconic painter and draftsman

The Flemish master is shown to be a meticulous draughtsman

This October, try to guess Karl Lagerfeld’s age, get you mind blown at the Museum of Illusions, or channel you inner art collector at Lumas Gallery

A new group show at the Kunsthalle encourages us to shed our preconceptions and love the things that set us apart.

The celebrated Austrian artist is shown in a new light with many previously unseen works

The Albertina displays a different view of Egon Schiele’s oeuvre.

Eurocature, the annual conference and exhibition of caricature artists, brings together international talent to create spitting images.

Glasses from the Empire and Biedermeier Period documents a rising middle class and its search for its own aesthetic

The Belvedere’s Winterpalais takes a walk on fashion’s exquisite ugly side exploring vulgar fashion

Edith Tudor-Hart photographed poverty, society and children in Vienna and the U.K. and also helped launch Britain’s most notorious ring of spies for the Soviet Union

Visual artist Sarah Morris’ solo exhibition focuses on her cinematographic work

How the Vienna Secession revived an archaic technique – in brilliant color

The prominent Austrian artist redecorates the Belvedere’s Orangerie

Germany’s jocular anti-traditionalist genius returns to Vienna posthumously.

One of the foremost collections of erotic art from the floating world makes waves in Vienna.

The influential sculptor gets his first major retrospective in Austria