The upcoming gallery days are from 24. to 26. April 2026.
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Highlights 2020 - Boetti, Brandl, Furuya, Hollegha, Kippenberger, Lassnig, Rainer, Rothmund, Ruff, Scheibl, Stimm, West, Wurm; Courtesy of Reinisch Contemporary
Arnulf Rainer, Foto: Niki Pommer; Courtesy of Reinisch Contemporary
Herbert Brandl, Raubtierkapitalismus, Foto: Niki Pommer; Courtesy of Reinisch Contemporary
Erwin Bohatsch, Die Vielfalt des Allernotwendigsten, Foto: Niki Pommer; Courtesy of Reinisch Contemporary
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
4/10/2026 - 5/16/2026
LEVENTE SZÜCS. SUN OUT – OPEN WINDOWS
Werkansicht Levente Szücs, © Reinisch Contemporary
With “Sonne da – Fenster auf,” Galerie Reinisch presents the third solo exhibition by Düsseldorf-based artist Levente Szücs. At the intersection of photography and painting, multi-layered visual spaces emerge in which reality and abstraction intertwine, opening up new levels of perception. Complemented by poetic book objects—intimate portraits of trees—the exhibition unfolds, inviting visitors to pause and look with conscious
attention. “Sun Out – Open Windows” is an invitation: to open one’s gaze and engage with the subtle transitions between image, space, and perception.
- Artists:
- Levente Szücs
- The artist’s primary focus revolves around the idea of connecting things that do not naturally belong together—whether reality and abstraction or painting and photography. Szücs skillfully layers these various possibilities to create something new. Levente Szücs was born in 1989 in Miskolc, Hungary. Until 2019, he studied fine art painting at the Düsseldorf Art Academy, where he was a master student of Herbert Brandl and a teaching assistant in his class. Levente Szücs lives and works in Düsseldorf.