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Gallery Schnitzler and Lindsberger

Rechbauerstraße 21

8010 Graz

  • Gallery sales-oriented
Opening hours

Thu, Fri 15:00-18:00

Contact and Social Media

office@sl-galerie.at

+43 660/39 85 306

http://www.sl-galerie.at

Accessibility

  • stairs at the entrance
  • stairs in the exhibition space
  • accessible toilets
  • assistance available if needed

Gallery Schnitzler and Lindsberger

Founded in 2016, Galerie Schnitzler und Lindsberger revitalizes the gallery landscape in Graz with works by international artists. The focus is primarily on paintings that move in the field of tension between representationalism, abstraction and other artistic media.

With their gallery, art historian Andreas Schnitzler and entrepreneur Georg Lindsberger would like to encourage people not to collect art primarily as an investment, but to perceive it as a special part of life that is always a source of pleasure and reveals new facets. In this sense, the Schnitzler and Lindsberger Gallery also promotes active engagement with visual art in the form of dialogical events, in which visitors can exchange ideas with other people interested in art and artists.

Following this credo, the location of the gallery was also deliberately chosen: The easily visible space in Graz's Rechbauerstraße is located directly opposite the Technical University. Through its large display windows, the art presented in it can be grasped almost in its entirety. This opening into the urban space is a special quality of this location.

  • Exhibition

3/6/2024 - 9/5/2024

Radical Desire

The new exhibition presents works by Martin Paul Müller, Nadine Nebel and Martin Schnur that explore the complex relationship between the individual and the world. The works examine aspects of self-perception and perception of the world that were already present in the art of Classicism and Romanticism. The paintings on display reflect the isolation of the individual in modern society, intensified by digital technologies and global mobility. The works are characterised by painterly abstraction, surreal landscapes and symbolic depth, which inspire reflection on identity and transience.

  • Artists:
  • Martin Paul Müller
  • Nadine Nebel
  • Martin Schnur
  • curated by:
  • Andreas Schnitzler