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Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna

Georg Kargl BOX, Vienna

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In 2018 Georg Kargl Fine Arts celebrated its 20th anniversary with an exhibition space of more than 350m2 on three levels in the Schleifmühlgasse, a street which subsequently developed into one of Vienna's most renowned gallery districts. Since then, Georg Kargl Fine Arts has not only focused on continuous exhibition activities, but also on positioning and placing contemporary artists whose significance is reflected in today’s international discourse.   

Besides solo-shows of artists like Carter (2011/2017), Mark Dion (2001/2006/2012), Andreas Fogarasi (2006/2010/2017), David Maljkovic (2009/2011/2014), Matt Mullican (2008), Nedko Solakov (2011/2016), Rosemarie Trockel (2008) the gallery regularly presents curated theme exhibitions such as “1964” (2012), “Cinematic Scope” (2013), “Texte in der Kunst” (2014), “Transparency” (2015) Ferdinand KRIWET (2017), or the exhibition series within the concept of "Society for projective Aesthetics" (2018).

Next to the existing gallery in Schleifmühlgasse, the BOX opened in spring 2005. The permanent storefront of the BOX was designed by the American artist Richard Artschwager - the first design project of the artist. The interior design has been realised in close co-operation with Artschwager by the Viennese architects Jabornegg&Pálffy. Artists like Richard Artschwager (2005), Carol Bove (2006), Marcel van Eeden (2009), Jan Mancuska (2010) Gerard Byrne (2013), Bernd Lohaus (2015), Bernhard Leitner (2016), Mark Dion (2017) or Nadim Vardag (2018) used this exhibition space especially for site-specific projects.

In addition to Georg Kargl Fine Arts and Georg Kargl BOX the exhibition space PERMANENT was opened in a former shop’s premise in Vienna’s Schleifmühlgasse in April 2006 and provides the possibility to present installative works. The front with its large glazed windows transforms the exhibition space into a shop window that enriches the public space with integrated installations on a long-term basis.

Georg Kargl Fine Arts

In 2018 Georg Kargl Fine Arts celebrated its 20th anniversary with an exhibition space of more than 350m2 on three levels in the Schleifmühlgasse, a street which subsequently developed into one of Vienna's most renowned gallery districts. Since then, Georg Kargl Fine Arts has not only focused on continuous exhibition activities, but also on positioning and placing contemporary artists whose significance is reflected in today’s international discourse.   

Besides solo-shows of artists like Carter (2011/2017), Mark Dion (2001/2006/2012), Andreas Fogarasi (2006/2010/2017), David Maljkovic (2009/2011/2014), Matt Mullican (2008), Nedko Solakov (2011/2016), Rosemarie Trockel (2008) the gallery regularly presents curated theme exhibitions such as “1964” (2012), “Cinematic Scope” (2013), “Texte in der Kunst” (2014), “Transparency” (2015) Ferdinand KRIWET (2017), or the exhibition series within the concept of "Society for projective Aesthetics" (2018).

Next to the existing gallery in Schleifmühlgasse, the BOX opened in spring 2005. The permanent storefront of the BOX was designed by the American artist Richard Artschwager - the first design project of the artist. The interior design has been realised in close co-operation with Artschwager by the Viennese architects Jabornegg&amp;Pálffy. Artists like Richard Artschwager (2005), Carol Bove (2006), Marcel van Eeden (2009), Jan Mancuska (2010) Gerard Byrne (2013), Bernd Lohaus (2015), Bernhard Leitner (2016), Mark Dion (2017) or Nadim Vardag (2018) used this exhibition space especially for site-specific projects.

In addition to Georg Kargl Fine Arts and Georg Kargl BOX the exhibition space PERMANENT was opened in a former shop’s premise in Vienna’s Schleifmühlgasse in April 2006 and provides the possibility to present installative works. The front with its large glazed windows transforms the exhibition space into a shop window that enriches the public space with integrated installations on a long-term basis.

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