Our favorite 39 impressions from this years Parallel Art Fair 2022, and we probably missed a few, there’s so much to see!
The Munchies Art Club recently visited the Parallel Art Fair 2022 at the historical Semmelweis Klinik, located in the heart of Vienna. With so much to see, it was impossible to take it all in during just one day, but we managed to see a good portion of the fair.
Here are our top 39 picks from this year's Parallel Art Fair, which we highly recommend checking out if you're in the area. From commercial galleries to off-spaces and art associations, there was a wide range of exhibits to explore.
The fair's unique format, with each exhibitor occupying a separate room in the building, made for a truly immersive and alternative art experience. If you're a fan of contemporary art, you won't want to miss out on Parallel Vienna 2022.
Sculpture Park | Bruno Gironcoli
Sculpture Park
Sculpture Park
House A Impressions
A005 MOTHERBOARD - Projectspace of Art and Theory
A102-103 Land Steiermark
A102-103 Land Steiermark
A107 Ronald Kodritsch | Galerie ESTERMANN + MESSNER
A101 Charim gallery
A106 Young Curators Club
A029 Marlene Heidinger
A208 Michael Endlicher
A209 Brigitte Kowanz ETC
A209 Brigitte Kowanz ETC
A201 Galerie Petra Seiser | Thomas Palme
A213 KRINZINGER SCHOTTENFELD | Jósef Csató
A216 Galerie 3 | Rohullah Kazimi
A217 Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman | Eva Bodnár
A312 Büro Weltausstellung Begi Guggenheim & Franz Graf
B020 studioOne | Christian Murzek & Florian Nitsch
B023-B024 Artcare
B216 KETALAND presented by IKO-ART-GALLERY
B114 Klasse Gabriele Rothemann
View from a B Building window over Vienna
Parallel Vienna 2022
September 6th-11th
Semmelweisklinik
1180 Vienna, Austria
Opening hours:
Tuesday 17:00 - 22:00
Wednesday 13:00 - 20:00
Thursday 13:00 - 20:00
Friday 09.09 13:00 - 20:00
Saturday 10.09 12:00 - 19:00
Sunday 11.09 12:00 - 19:00
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Curated by Bjorn Stern for Galerie Kandlhofer, the exhibition "Weltgeist" examines the influence of humanism and its development over time. Seven international artists, including Janine Antoni, Reza Aramesh, Alejandro Jodorowsky, and the renowned late Hermann Nitsch, employ their individual techniques to shed light on the theme.
In her exhibition WATER, artist VIVIAN GREVEN reveals a series of large-scale paintings depicting different moments of birth. Greven paints birth explicitly, depicting it in itself, as an act of action. And despite the explicit pictorial subjects, it seems as if time stands still in the paintings: they hold something infinite.
Munchies Art Club is thrilled to share Alfredo Barsuglia's first solo exhibition "Pille" at Galerie3 in Austria features paintings, objects, and large pneumatic pills. The exhibition offers a unique and fantastic spatial experience, with clear and poetic image motifs and graffiti sprayed directly onto the gallery walls.
Our eyes, restlessly moving, almost dancing, follow the lines and diagonals shooting from the core in multiple directions. Every single line of colourful fabrics, hand-written expressive notes, tokens of systems, symbols or other visual aids imply a passionate, deep dive into unexplored topics. An information cluster instantly triggers our fantasy. What are these? The eager notes of an explorer, accounts from a diary, mental maps, or obsessive doodles with signs of automatism combined with an intentional loss of control?
