Austria

Organizer Information The Künstler*innen Vereinigung Tirol is one of Austria’s longstanding organizations dedicated to contemporary visual art. Founded in 1946, the association serves as a platform for artistic production, exhibition-making, and critical discourse in Tyrol. Through its two exhibition venues—the Kunstpavillon and the Neue Galerie—the organization presents an internationally oriented exhibition program that embraces all […]

Organizer Information The Curatorial Laboratory is organized by Improper Walls, an independent contemporary art space based in Vienna, Austria. Improper Walls is known for supporting emerging artistic and curatorial practices through exhibitions, public programs, critical discourse, and community engagement. The organization actively collaborates with artists, curators, and cultural practitioners from diverse backgrounds and seeks to […]

Organizer Information The commissioning authority is the Republic of Austria, represented by the Federal Ministry of Housing, Arts, Culture, Media and Sport (BMWKMS), specifically its Art and Culture Section. The ministry is responsible for the strategic development, funding, and international representation of Austrian contemporary art and cultural production. The Austrian participation in the Venice Biennale […]

Organizer Information The University of Applied Arts Vienna (Angewandte) hosts the /ecm – Exhibition and Cultural Management Program, a highly regarded postgraduate and professional training initiative focused on curatorial practice and cultural production. The institution is internationally recognized for its critical, interdisciplinary approach to art education, particularly in the fields of Curatorial, Cultural Studies, Contemporary […]

Organizer Information The opportunity is hosted by the Province of Salzburg, specifically through its Department of Culture, Education, Society and Sports. The Province of Salzburg is responsible for supporting and developing cultural infrastructure, public institutions, and artistic programming within the region. The position concerns the International Summer Academy of Fine Arts Salzburg, founded in 1953 […]

Organizer Information Stift Klosterneuburg is one of Austria’s oldest and most historically significant religious and cultural institutions, founded in the 12th century by Margrave Leopold III (later canonized as Saint Leopold). Beyond its ecclesiastical role, the Abbey functions as a major cultural patron, housing extensive art collections and actively supporting contemporary artistic production through exhibitions, […]

Organizer Information Ars Electronica and the Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs jointly organise State of the ART(ist) – Cultural Diplomacy and the Freedom of Art, an international initiative supporting artists and cultural practitioners working under conditions of risk, repression, and instability. Ars Electronica, based in Linz, is internationally recognised for its pioneering […]

Organizer Information The Academy of Fine Arts Vienna is one of Europe’s most established art universities, with a long-standing reputation for critical, interdisciplinary, and research-driven art education. Located in Vienna, Austria, the institution plays a central role in shaping contemporary discourse in Art Theory, Cultural Studies, and Modern Art History. Its Institute for Art Theory […]

Organizer Information The HALLE FÜR KUNST Steiermark is a contemporary art institution based in Graz, Austria, recognized for its innovative exhibition programme and international curatorial profile. The institution focuses on presenting Visual Arts within a global contemporary context while maintaining a strong dialogue with regional artistic production in Austria and Central Europe. Rather than separating […]