THIS IS HAPPENING, Georg Kargl Fine Arts 26.01 - 24.03.2007 mit
Will Benedict, Herbert de Colle, Christian Egger, Michael Gumhold, Sonia Leimer, Stephan Lugbauer, Christian Mayer, Albert Mayr, Yves Mettler, Lucie Stahl, Herwig Turk/Günter Stöger, Nadim Vardag, Richard Zeiss

In “A sense of disquietude concerning the existing order of things,”[1] Georg Kargl Fine Arts shows for the first time an exhibition that emerged as a collaboration between Belgian artist Koenraad Dedobbeleer (born in 1975) and the Austrian artist Herbert Hinteregger (born in 1970).

Der in Wien lebende Künstler Zsolt Tibor entwickelte eine individualistische Form von Zeichnung.

Christoph Weber’s book project takes a close look at the development of his art practice from methodological reenactment (Nachvollzug) to his engagement with concrete.

What happens to us and to our identity when we are forced into exile by hostility of any form, living conditions or armed conflict? Which psychosocial outcomes and cognitive dissonances are triggered by migration? What happens to us and to our identity when we are forced into exile by hostility of any form, living conditions or armed conflict? Which psychosocial outcomes and cognitive dissonances are triggered by migration?

Barbara Hammer (1939–2019) is widely regarded as a pioneer of queer and feminist cinema and was among the first filmmakers to explicitly advocate for the visibility of lesbian realities.

Susan Philipsz is one of the internationally most renowned contemporary artists. Her art explores the boundaries between sculpture and sound, between materiality and immateriality.

Lucy McKenzie creates spaces that seduce and unsettle. Blending painting, architecture, fashion, and film, she stages environments where surface, meaning, desire, and control converge.