aktuelle kunst in graz is a network of art and cultural institutions in Graz. Here you can find details about the venues and the programme on display.

The upcoming gallery days are from 24. to 26. April 2026.
off_gallery graz

Griesgasse 31

8020 Graz

  • Gallery non-profit
Opening hours

Tue–Thu 15:00–18:00 (during the exhibition)

Contact and Social Media

http://www.offgallery.at

info@offgallery.at

+43 664/145 488 6

+43 664/788 206 2

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Accessibility

  • assistance available if needed


off_gallery graz in der Griesgasse 31 © Anastasija Georgi

off_gallery graz in der Griesgasse 31 © Anastasija Georgi

Blick durch die Scheibe in die Galerie; Courtesy of off_gallery graz

Blick durch die Scheibe in die Galerie; Courtesy of off_gallery graz

Ausstellung "Magistrala" von Bojan Mrđenović; Courtesy of off_gallery graz

Ausstellung "Magistrala" von Bojan Mrđenović; Courtesy of off_gallery graz

In der Griesgasse vor der Galerie; Courtesy of off_gallery graz

In der Griesgasse vor der Galerie; Courtesy of off_gallery graz

off_gallery graz

Association for the support of photographic and artistic projects for researching, presenting and developing architectural spaces

Based on author photography, we promote the discourse on architecture, space and social relations under the conditions of the Anthropocene. The focus is on research on nearby regions or regions comparable to Graz.

  • Exhibition

4/25/2026 - 5/22/2026

Julia Gaisbacher: From One Side to Another

Aus der Serie „From One Side to Another“, Bild (c) Julia Gaisbacher

Aus der Serie „From One Side to Another“, Bild (c) Julia Gaisbacher

Aus der Serie „From One Side to Another“, Bild (c) Julia Gaisbacher

Aus der Serie „From One Side to Another“, Bild (c) Julia Gaisbacher

Aus der Serie „From One Side to Another“, Bild (c) Julia Gaisbacher

Aus der Serie „From One Side to Another“, Bild (c) Julia Gaisbacher

Julia Gaisbacher explores life in Split 3, a modernist district of Split. She documents the decline of a socialist utopia due to land use dominated by unregulated market forces, including shopping centres and rampant traffic. In choosing her photographic perspectives, she draws on the perspectives of the residents. With this project, she continues her research into utopian and dystopian urban planning projects.

  • Artists:
  • Julia Gaisbacher
  • Julia Gaisbacher was born in Graz in 1983 and lives in Vienna. Her working method centres on extensive research and long-term observations focusing on architecture and the urban landscape as human living environments. Her work has been exhibited extensively in Austria and internationally. She has published three photobooks.

  • curated by:
  • Martin Grabner

    -> Opening FR 4/24/2026 4:00 PM

    • Opening of the exhibition "Julia Gaisbacher. From One Side to Another"

    -> Artist's Talk SA 4/25/2026 1:30 PM

    • Artist’s Talk with Julia Gaisbacher