Walter Obholzer: 7.12.2000 – 21.1.2001 documents the exhibition of works by the Austrian artist Walter Obholzer during the period from December 7, 2000 to January 21, 2001.

The publication, with an essay by Matthias Herrmann, situates Obholzer’s artistic practice within the context of early-millennium Austrian art, examining the specific formal and conceptual concerns that define his work. With approximately 48 pages of documentation, the catalogue juxtaposes photographic reproductions of exhibited works with critical observations that address the spatial, material, and thematic strategies of Obholzer’s practice. The text articulates how the exhibition’s temporal framing engages with broader debates in contemporary art of the period, and how Obholzer’s oeuvre negotiates modes of presentation, audience reception, and institutional context. The publication serves both as an archival record and as a point of reference for scholars interested in Austrian visual art at the turn of the 21st century.