Modern Art In Vienna

Some of the museums displaying modern art are:

Gabriele Senn Galerie

Gabriele Senn Galerie is unique in its own way as its multilayered communication aims to display through a band of Austrian and international contemporary maestro. To cite an example in an exhibition portraying two multimedia personnel- Brit David Batchelor and German Andy Hope - Batchelor's work can be easily determined by the color, abstraction, urban and the usage of monochrome through ages. Hope's authentic and pop-culture methods are also contracted in these works. Joint venture with both international and Austrian galleries and museums and artists give birth to distinctive collaborations in which the museum joins.

Baeckerstrasse

Baeckerstrasse is the forefront of new art displayed by the up and coming artists. At Baeckerstrasse, space is allocated to art students still studying or the newly graduated. The gallery throws program four times a year, with the arts to be displayed nominated by a professional jury. The gallery just like any other gallery in Austria welcomes not only Austrian students but also students studying in international art institutions and is not enclosed on the basis of genre. It exhibits work extending from sculpture to photography, video art, and installation. The primary aim of Baeckerstrasse is not only to inject a boost of enthusiasm among young artists, but also to display the variety of work that the young contemporary artists are following today.

Galerie Andreas Huber

Galerie Andreas Huber gallery displays the fabulous works of Austrian mixed-media maestro Florian Schmidt, Austrian public art intervention expert Leopold Kessler joined by American film artist Rita Sobral Campos at a taste of the assortment commonly at Galerie Andreas Huber. It tries to exhibit work that is both astonishing and lucrative.

Galerie OstLicht

If you are a photography lover and want to find someplace in Vienna to witness an exhibition then Galerie OstLicht is the perfect place. Situated in the bygone bakery of Vienna in the 10th district, also known as Brotfabrik. The gallery actually aims at merging works between rising stars and established persons.

Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art (MAM)

MAM works with world-famous artists. It exhibits works of international artists, especially from the Mediterranean region. This classic gallery was established in the year 1972 in Vienna's first district and mainly aims at sculpture displays. MAM has a totally separate room for displaying the works of young artists and is also home to many tantalizing artists such as Carlos Aires.