art-historical figures such as Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt. The exhibition will be accompanied by a bilingual catalogue (German/English) with contributions by Ekow Eshun, Sergey Harutoonian
gives rise to a chance-driven and posthumanist coexistence of living beings. The exhibition is the Belvedere's contribution to the Klima Biennale Wien . Curated by Verena Gamper
Oliver Ressler’s works are combative and bitingly relevant. The exhibition is the Belvedere's contribution to the Klima Biennale Wien . Curated by Luisa Ziaja. Assistant Curators
Vohland, Claudius Schulze, and Christiane Erharter on the occasion of Klima Bienale Wien 2024. Exhibition Oliver Ressler Belvedere 21 Exhibition ended. To the exhibition Conversation
Gustav Klimt, "Mädchen im Grünen", um 1898 Öl auf Leinwand, 32,4 × 24 cm On loan from the Klimt-Foundation, Wien Gustav Klimt, "Freundinnen I (Die Schwestern)", 1907 Öl auf
least. On the contrary: “We learn so much!” Internationally, the Belvedere is best known for its Klimts and Schieles—or so one would think. But according to Lechner, foreign visitors