HAAKON NEUBERT. Whom do we paint for?
An interview with Haakon Neubert, main-price winner of the STRABAG Art Award International 2025, on the occasion of the award ceremony at the STRABAG ART Site.
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RICHARD PRINCE. Seeing Through Images
Richard Prince has spent his career transforming the way we look at images—by taking them apart and putting them back into circulation. This exhibition portrait with Albertina curator Walter Moser explores an art practice that questions authorship, media, and perception itself.
KAWS. Familiar Figures, Unsettling Worlds
Between pop culture and fine art, "KAWS. Art & Comix" reveals a world of familiar figures that feel unexpectedly complex. In this exhibition portrait from the Albertina Modern, curator Angela Stief reflects on why these images resonate so strongly today.
CANALETTO & BELLOTTO. The Idea of an European City
How do we see cities – and who shapes that gaze? The images of Canaletto and Bernardo Bellotto appear precise, almost objective. And yet they are stagings: constructions of order, society, and identity. The film accompanying the exhibition at the Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien opens up a new perspective on their iconic city views of Venice, London, Dresden, and Vienna.
SUPERFLUX. The Craftocene
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.
ZULA TUVSHINBAT. The Weight of Love
The artist Zula Tuvshinbat intertwines in her tapestry objects what touches her – often unconsciously – and these works carry wit, humor, and a hint of provocation within them. On the occasion of her exhibition at C.A. Contemporary in Vienna, we spent a day in her studio and produced this CastYourArt artist portrait for you.
CastYourArt’s new online presence as a media library in all its new splendor
We have redesigned the CastYourArt website and turned it into a CastYourArt media library. As a visitor, now you not only have the possibility to watch over 600 inspiring films about contemporary and historical art and to read texts about art. With your own account you can also create your own playlist and forward it to interested people. Our aim with CastYourArt was and is to offer people with an interest in art an ideal place to learn first-hand from contemporary artists or from the curators of important exhibitions.