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Reinisch Contemporary Graz

Hauptplatz 6

8010 Graz

  • Gallery sales-oriented
  • Exhibition space
Opening hours

Wed, Thu, Fri 10:00-18:00 Sat 10:00-13:00

Contact and Social Media

hr@reinisch-graz.com

+43 699/123 814 22

+43 316/810 110

http://www.reinisch-graz.com

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Accessibility

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

Reinisch Contemporary Graz

More than 25 years ago, Helmut Reinisch began to collect, exhibit and trade contemporary Austrian and international art. Alongside works by promising new talents the collection also includes pieces by artists such as Arnulf Rainer, Hubert Schmalix, Erwin Wurm and Joseph Beuys.

Operating across genre boundaries, Reinisch Contemporary explores ostensibly disparate fields of work and the connections between them. From time to time, fields of resonance between selected pieces ranging from fine arts and sculpture to textiles and photography are brought to light.

Through exhibitions, residencies and cross-disciplinary projects at its locations in central Graz and nearby Kalsdorf Castle, Reinisch Contemporary creates links between artists, collectors, experts and the wider public.

  • Exhibition

5/8/2024 - 6/15/2024

SOS – Sabine Wiedenhofer

Sabine Wiedenhofer broadcasts a clear message with the `Suspended Words’ group of works. Objects whose NATO cartridges have been defused are relentlessly directed at the viewer, comment on the socio-economic and cultural condition of the present. Ammunition and signal color give the semantic meaning of short phrases visual form. Parallel to the artist's presentation in Venice, in the context of this year's Biennale di Venezia, Reinisch Contemporary shows encompassing this cycle of works in Graz.

  • Artists:
  • Sabine Wiedenhofer
  • curated by:
  • Manuela Schlossinger