What does it mean to sleep in public space in today’s society? In this film, artist Anne Glassner shares her compelling performance practice—situated between silence, resistance, and emotional resonance.

What does the single-family house reveal about our dreams, our crises, and our future? Our film about the exhibition Suburbia at Architekturzentrum Wien takes viewers deep into the emotional, political, and ecological layers of a housing model that has shaped entire societies—and now demands urgent rethinking.

Two artists, two eras, one profound connection: Matthew Wong – Vincent van Gogh: Last Refuge Painting explores how painting became an existential necessity for both. Our film from the Albertina museum in Vienna delves into a world of striking colors and deep emotions, balancing between light and darkness, hope and loss.

Anton Corbijn’s photographic work focuses less on stardom and more on the creative essence of the people he portrays. Favourite Darkness, the exhibition at the Bank Austria Kunstforum, brings this approach to light. Immerse yourself in Corbijn’s world of photography with our exhibition film, where music, painting, and film seamlessly intertwine to create iconic imagery.

Wie verbindet Kunst ökologische und soziale Themen? Welche Rolle spielt Wasser als künstlerisches und gesellschaftliches Motiv? In unserem CastYourArt Kurzfilm sprechen die Künstler*innen Markus Hanakam & Roswitha Schuller sowie die Kuratorin Bettina M. Busse über die Ausstellung The Water Cabinet im tresor des Bank Austria Kunstforum Wien.

In our film feature, Gabrielle Kourdadzé, a French painter with Georgian roots, offers a deep insight into her artistic universe. We met her on the occasion of her exhibition at the C.A. Contemporary Gallery in Vienna.