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A Vienna-based personal blog about culture, arts, travel and my photography.

If you like the arts, culture, and are interested in the beautiful diversity of life, this page will have something for you.

22/05/2026

Zwischen rosa-violettem Licht, Soundinstallationen und Wiener Subkulturen zeigt „PIRATI CICLISTI ANTIFASCISTI!“ in den SOHO Studios Ottakring, dass Sport nie nur Bewegung ist, sondern immer auch etwas über Gemeinschaft, Sichtbarkeit und öffentlichen Raum erzählt. Human beings will literally turn swimming in the Donaukanal into political philosophy, and somehow it works.

„PIRATI CICLISTI ANTIFASCISTI!“ in den SOHO Studios Ottakring (scroll down for English text) Sport wird oft als etwas Neutrales dargestellt. Bewegung, Gesundheit, Freizeit, Wettbewerb. Die Ausstell…

13/04/2026

Photography, but not as you know it. "Some Secrets on Photography" at Francisco Carolinum in Linz shifts the focus away from images to processes, materials, and what usually stays hidden.

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Some Secrets on Photography Diesmal geht es wieder um Fotografie – aber nicht so, wie man sie erwartet. Im Francisco Carolinum in Linz läuft aktuell die von der Fotografin Ruth Horak kuratierte Au…

27/03/2026

Emma Hummerhielm Carlén’s By the Wall at the STRABAG Art Site Strabag ART takes everyday imagery and transforms it into something softer, more poetic, and slightly out of reach. Working between photography and object, her wax-treated images feel like memories in transition, while the reflective space and sculptural elements add another layer of subtle distortion.

I visited with IgersAustria during a private tour with the artist—here’s why this understated show is worth your time.

„By the Wall“, Emma Hummerhielm Carlén Art Site (Scroll down for the English text.) Emma Hummerhielm Carlén bewegt sich irgendwo zwischen Fotografie und Objekt. Ihre Bilder sind keine klas…

24/03/2026

Careless people, broken illusions, and a story that refuses to stay in the past. Open House Theatre Vienna’s The Great Gatsby at Theater Spielraum is a stripped-back, immersive staging with Sam Kozeluh delivering Fitzgerald’s text with striking clarity and a strong ensemble bringing the characters’ quiet destructiveness into focus, this is less about glamour and more about what remains once it fades. I had the chance to photograph a rehearsal and move freely through the space, which made the experience even more intense. Definitely worth seeing while it’s on.

Some stories refuse to stay politely in the past. The Great Gatsby is one of them, still circling around questions of longing, illusion, and the quiet damage people leave behind. Vienna’s current s…

18/03/2026

From delivery riders’ jackets to industrial workers and a painter claiming her space: Work in Progress at Dom Museum Wien isn’t an easy exhibition, but it’s one that stays with you.
I visited last week and rarely have I seen such a wide range of perspectives on what work really means today. Why it’s worth seeing, even if it’s uncomfortable, is in the article.

„Alles in Arbeit“ im Dom Museum Wien (Scroll down for the English text.) Es gibt Ausstellungen, die einem gefallen. Und es gibt Ausstellungen, die einen ein bisschen aus dem Gleichgewicht bringen. …

11/03/2026

Turbulence in the Air: Boeing! Boeing! ✈️
Art for Charity Art for Charity Vienna brings Marc Camoletti’s classic farce back to Vienna, and on stage it’s even funnier than the film. Razor-sharp timing, door-slamming precision, and a cast that keeps the chaos airborne from start to finish. I photographed the dress rehearsal, and all images in my blog post are my own.

Read the full review (and see the photos):

Some plays just lodge themselves in your system early and never really leave. Boeing! Boeing! is one of mine. I first fell for it as a kid watching the film version with Tony Curtis and Jerry Lewis…

06/03/2026

New on the blog: The Market of the Masters – How the Art Market Shaped Art History

I visited the exhibition Noble Desires at the Garden Palace Liechtenstein and it tells art history from a perspective museums don’t always emphasize: money.

From Roman copies of Greek sculptures to Renaissance workshop production, from early art markets in Antwerp to Amsterdam’s booming middle-class collectors – the exhibition shows that art has always been closely tied to trade, demand and clever market strategies.

A fascinating reminder that art history is not only about genius and inspiration, but also about networks, collectors, dealers and markets.

Read the full article on the blog.

https://viennacultgram.com/2026/03/06/der-markt-der-meister/

Wie der Kunstmarkt die Kunstgeschichte formte (Scroll down for the English text.) Mittwoch, später Nachmittag im Gartenpalais Liechtenstein. Barocke Stuckdecken, schwere Türen, diese stille aristok…

21/02/2026

Plant photography, but not as you know it. 🌿

Two Views on Plants at the Natural History Museum Vienna turns blossoms and stems into spatial experiences you can almost reach out and touch. Botanical photography for skeptics – and a surprisingly powerful lesson in how we see.

NhM Naturhistorisches Museum Wien

Two Views on Plants im NHM (Scroll down for the English text.) Pflanzenfotografie? Klingt vielleicht nach Kalenderidylle – auch wenn ich selbst ein Fan bin. Doch “Two Views on Plants” v…

12/02/2026

RADIO GOO GOO im Kosmos Theater
Eine nahende Apokalypse mit Fixdatum, erzählt als utopische Tragikomödie, in der ein Radioprogramm zum Ariadne-Faden durchs Labyrinth der letzten Tage wird. Wir waren bei der Probe dabei, mit Kamera und offenen Ohren: Live-Hörspiel-Atmosphäre, starke Bilder, feiner Humor und die Frage, was überhaupt noch Sinn macht, wenn nichts bleiben kann.

Das Ende der Welt hat in RADIO GOO GOO ein Datum und eine Uhrzeit. Wie genau die Menschheit endet, wissen wir nicht, aber dass sie endet, steht fest. Und dann dieser Satz: Das Radioprogramm sei „wi…

09/02/2026

Premiering tonight at Theater Drachengasse (Bar & Co): My Old Lady is more than an apartment problem. Vienna Theatre Project brings Israel Horovitz’s sharp, darkly funny three-hander to Vienna with powerhouse performances by Kathy Tanner (Mathilde), Bronwynn Mertz-Penzinger (Chloé) and Dave Moskin (Mathias), directed by Joanna Godwin-Seidl of Vienna theatre project

Tonight, Theater Drachengasse premieres My Old Lady in the smaller, cozier of its two performance spaces, Bar & Co. And yes, “cozy” is the polite word for “you’re so close to the actors you can…

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