What kind of ancestors will we be? In our film, Studio Superflux founders Anab Jain and Jon Ardernand, and Weltmuseum Wien director Claudia Banz reflect on "The Craftocene" — an exhibition that reimagines our relationship to the world and invites us not only to predict the future, but to experience it through the senses.

An interview with Emma Hummerhielm Carlén, recognition-award winner of the STRABAG ART Award International 2025, on the occasion of the award ceremony at the STRABAG ART Site.

Honoré Daumier was more than a caricaturist — he was a sharp observer and uncompromising commentator on his time. In our film, Albertina curator Laura Ritter reveals an artist who dissected 19th-century society with wit, precision, and courage — and whose work remains strikingly relevant today.

The Albertina launches its 250th anniversary with an exhibition dedicated to paper as the central medium of its collection. Visitors to the exhibition are shown that paper has never been merely a surface, but has always been an artistic material in its own right. A filmic look into the exhibition, guided by curators Elsy Lahner, Eva Michel, and Katharina Hövelmann.

What if the cosmos were not a site of conquest, but of connection? In our film, Biennale Venice 2026 participant Tabita Rezaire and Weltmuseum Wien Director Claudia Banz discuss Calabash Nebula — an exhibition that weaves together spiritual knowledge systems, contemporary art, and new ways of storytelling.

In an intimate and electrifying conversation, Marina Abramović traces the forces that shaped her groundbreaking performance art. A film interview about the inner architecture of a life lived at the edge of possibility, recorded on the occasion of the exhibition "Marina Abramovic" at the Albertina Modern in Vienna