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NARRATIVE I: TOPOGRAPHIES OF MEMORY
Opening: Monday, 1 December 2025, 7 pm.
Opening speech: Manisha Jothady
Listening Session: Plano B by Vijai Maia Patchineelam, 8 pm. Artist Talks: Friday, 16 January 2026, 6–8 pm.: Eva Engelbert in conversation with Stefanie Kitzberger & Belinda Kazeem-Kamiński in conversation with Carla Vordermayer
Winter break: The Gallery is closed from 21 December 2025 until 8 January 2026.For 2025/26, the curatorial team of FOTOGALERIE WIEN has chosen to focus on NARRATIVES, exploring narrative strategies and structures in contemporary photography and video art. The three exhibitions developed for this theme are organised chronologically: The first part, Topographies of Memory, looks back at the past through an examination of archival material, historiography, and collective and individual memory. The second part, Present Forms, addresses the question of how digital media can inform new narrative modes, and considers the overwhelming number of constantly available narratives in a networked world. The third part looks to the future and is dominated by visionary, fictional and speculative narrative modes, which are based on a desire to perceive the world differently or to escape it.
Linear and unambiguous narrative structures are replaced in the artistic works of the three exhibitions by discontinuous, fragmentary and circular representations, or those that lie between documentation and construction. Expectations are broken, and entrenched narratives are disrupted or dissolved in favour of multi-perspective narratives. There is also a focus on storytelling itself: what is told, by whom, and how, and how meanings, language and communication change.“The first stage of this path will be […] to discover in the analysis of the small, individual moment the crystal of the total event.” These are the words employed by Walter Benjamin in his Arcades Project which demand that elements of the past excluded from official historiography should form the starting point for a revision of the historical narrative. Also the artists in this exhibition act in the knowledge that history and its interpretation always depends on those who research, document and narrate it, their ways of seeing, their interests and their points of view. NARRATIVES I: Topographies of Memory breaks with established traditions and directs our gaze towards historical absences and fringe zones. The artists’ methods here are diverse. They range from research about the documentation and archiving of historical facts to imagined, auto or semi-fictionalised strategies which act as alternatives to traditional images of history.
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DISPLAY CABINET NO. 4: HANS SCHABUS – WAS NICHT DA IST
Display Cabinet is a new exhibition situation in front of the entrance to FOTOGALERIE WIEN, where interventions or installations will be shown every six months in future.
DISPLAY CABINET NO. 4: HANS SCHABUS
WAS NICHT DA IST
21.9.2025–14.2.2026
In this exhibition, you can see parts of a sign with the word “Maintenant.” That is French and means “Now.” The sign was part of an art project last year — for an exhibition in France […]
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HYDRA+FOTOGRAFÍA, MEXICO CITY GUEST AT FOTOGALERIE WIEN ART EXCHANGE PART II
Opening: Monday, 29 September 2025, 7 p.m.
Duration: 30 September – 11 October 2025
Introductory remarks: Johan Nane Simonsen
Guided exhibition tour + discussion (DE): Mafalda Rakoš & Ana Casas Broda, moderated by Johan Nane Simonsen: Thursday, 2 October, 6 p.m.
As part of FOTO WIEN.As part of an artist research project by FOTOGALERIE WIEN, Austrian artist Mafalda Rakoš was hosted by HYDRA+FOTOGRAFÍA in Mexico City in 2025. HYDRA was co-founded in 2012 by artist and publisher, Ana Casas Broda, and is regarded as an independent platform that develops photography-related projects based on reflection and cooperation. The scope of its activities includes educational programmes, a photobook publishing, a specialist book shop stocking international photo books, exhibitions and numerous events. Publishing is the main focus of the HYDRA+FOTOGRAFÍA presentation in the FOTOGALERIE WIEN; here authors can develop their photobooks in the form of a creative, open and unique process. In the intercultural programme, Photobook Incubator artists can experiment with various narrative forms, hybrid production methods and collaborative practices. HYDRA+FOTOGRAFÍA has already published over thirty books and these will be on show and presented by Ana Casas Broda at FOTOGALERIE WIEN.[…]
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VERLORENE FORM ( Lost Shape)
Judith Huemer (AT), Estefanía Landesmann (EE), Tarlan Lotfizadeh (IR), Joanna Nencek (PL), Beichen Zhang (CN)
Opening: Monday, 23 June, 7 pm.
Opening Speech: Johan Nane Simonsen
Summer party / Finissage: Saturday, 19 July, 5 pm
Performance by PILLE-RIIN JAIK and KLAUS RABEDER: 7 pmIn the visual arts, Verlorene Form is used to refer to a casting mould for making a copy of an art work. After a single use it is no longer functional and must be destroyed. Figuratively speaking, Verlorene Form suggests dissolution, disintegration and thus the loss of structure, order and security. What is left when a form deteriorates or only exists as in fragments? The artists in this exhibition see the lost form as an opportunity for re-evaluation and reflection. They are particularly interested in disappearing traces, the fields of tension generated between material, time and perception, making something out of what is no longer tangibly whole and investigating the zone between no longer and not yet. This can refer to objects that are no longer functional, physical bodies in the process of disintegration, fading memories or lost truths. The works can be regarded as an examination and engagement with the traditional definitions of form, sculpture and body – always in relation to the expanded possibilities of photography. This then leads to fragmentary, abstract and/or poetic works that place the fragility of form and figure, memory and identity at the centre of attention.
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ÜBER NACHT
FRANCESCO DEL CONTE
JOHNNY LINDER
BERND OPPL
SANDRA SCHUBERT
YUKI TAWADA & FUKU FUKUMOTO
DORA TISHMANN
STIG MARLON WESTONOpening: Monday, 5. Mai 2025, 7 pm
Opening speech: Petra Noll-Hammerstiel
Duration: 6 May–14 June 2025“Night is the begin of the kingdom of uncertainty. Shadows become figures, thoughts become reality and time loses its firm contours” (Jorge Luis Borges). In the exhibition, Über Nacht, eight artists engage with the phenomena, emotional states and shifts of perception evoked by darkness and its opposite – light. In this transformative space fiction and reality, visibility and invisibility, menace and poetry collide. The artists have created works that make visible ephemeral processes, the unconscious, the mysterious and the intangible. In many of the works, memories and inklings that emerge from the unconscious play a major role. By experimenting with the mediums of photography and film, the artists succeed in their quests for innovative solutions based on specially developed procedures by which scientific phenomena such as light pollution are visualised or electricity is manifested as photograms. Or photographs are incinerated and the ashes worked into a ceramic glaze and a forest is turned into a photographer. […]
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WERKSCHAU XXIX – KARL-HEINZ KLOPF Komplex
Opening and catalogue presentation:
Monday, 21 October 2024, 7 p.m.
Opening speech: Patricia Grzonka
In cooperation with VIENNA ART WEEK:
Artist Talk: Tuesday, 12 November, 7 p.m.
Gallery Tour, visit to FOTOGALERIE WIEN: Thursday, 14 November
For the exact time of the event please visit: www.viennaartweek.atWERKSCHAU XXIX is the continuation of the annual exhibition series of FOTOGALERIE WIEN, in which contemporary artists are presented who have significantly contributed to the development of art photography and the new media in Austria. To date there has been a cross section of work by Jana Wisniewski, Manfred Willmann, VALIE EXPORT, Leo Kandl, Elfriede Mejchar, Heinz Cibulka, Renate Bertlmann, Josef Wais, Horáková + Maurer, Gottfried Bechtold, Friedl Kubelka, Branko Lenart, INTAKT – Die Pionierinnen (Renate Bertlmann, Moucle Blackout, Linda Christanell, Lotte Hendrich-Hassmann, Karin Mack, Margot Pilz, Jana Wisniewski), Inge Dick, Lisl Ponger, Hans Kupelwieser, Robert Zahornicky, Ingeborg Strobl, Michael Mauracher, PRINZGAU/podgorschek, Maria Hahnenkamp, Robert F. Hammerstiel, Sabine Bitter & Helmut Weber, Michaela Moscow, Günther Selichar, Heidi Harsieber, Christian Wachter and Andrea van der Straeten.
We are glad to present now the artist Karl-Heinz Klopf, Vienna.
Karl-Heinz Klopf "Winzersteig, Kelterweg, Unterm Berg, Kusterstraße", 2022
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Karl-Heinz Klopf "Chung Hsiao E Road, Fu Hsing S Sec 1, Chi Nan Road Sec 3, Chien Zwo Road Sec 1", 1999
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AUSSICHT MIT ZIMMER (VIEW WITH ROOM)
HÉLÈNE FAUQUET
LIESBET GRUPPING
BERNÁT HAUPT
LAURA NITSCH & BARBARA JUCH ESRA OEZEN
KAI WERNER SCHMIDTOpening: Monday, September 9, 2024, 7 p.m.
Introductory words: Petra Noll-Hammerstiel
Duration: 10.09.–12.10.2024
The artworks in the exhibition deal with the relationship between interior and exterior spaces in both an architectural and a mental sense. Architectural space can be understood as a stable sheltered space and a safe haven, but also as a place that isolates people from the outside world. Windows, as facilitators of light and air as well as a scopic relationship to the exterior, expand the spatial potential. Or the view is deliberately hindered with opaque glass. The boundary between inside and outside is freely adjustable. Natural spaces open up the view to the far distance and tend to promote self-reflective contemplation in the emotionally affected viewer. From the gaze outwards to the inward gaze. The inverse title of the exhibition indicates both the unconventional approach of the artists as well as special perceptual experiences. Fragmentation, emptiness, immateriality, blurriness or displacement characterise the places presented in the works. These spaces are heterogeneous and thus alive. The images are mostly abstract, painterly, ephemeral. Reality and fiction intermingle; light and colour do their part too. […]
Laura Nitsch und Barbara Juch, "Elemente einer Landschaft", 2018
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