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Art Box
Art Box feat. Amanda Burzić
26.06.2025 - 31.03.2026
Amanda Burzic (born in Salzburg in 1994, lives and works in Vienna) paints on canvas, clothing and everyday objects – and not just with paint. Using stickers, stones and slogans, the new scholarship holder of the Klocker Foundation creates authentic and intimate works that oscillate between kitsch, humour and emotion.
Upcoming Exhibition
Temporary Exhibition
Bright Sky. Max Weiler in dialogue with Carmen Brucic, Annja Krautgasser & Angelika Wischermann
28.02. - 23.05.2026
The exhibition shows works by Max Weiler (1910–2001) from the collection of the Klocker Foundation and sets them in relation to contemporary positions. The artists Carmen Brucic (born 1972), Annja Krautgasser (born 1971) and Angelika Wischermann (born 1983) each refer to individual works, series of works or biographical aspects of Weiler. The comparison reveals both formal and content-related parallels as well as critical debates that open up different approaches to Weiler's work
Past Exhibitions
Tell Me Where The Flowers Are - Jakob Lena Knebl and Ashley Hans Scheirl
04.10.2025 - 01.02.2026
The Klocker Foundation has awarded the Klocker Art Prize 2025 to Jakob Lena Knebl (*1970 born in Baden) and Ashley Hans Scheirl (*1956 born in Salzburg).
I am my own muse
05.04. - 31.08.2025
How do women perceive themselves? And how are they seen in a society characterised by patriarchal structures? These questions are at the centre of the group exhibition ‘I am my own muse’. The works presented scrutinise traditional role models, break with stereotypical ideas and deal with social norms. With a strong, self-confident visual language, the artists not only address the construction of femininity, but also the visibility of women in the art world.
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With works by Elina Brotherus, Sevda Chkoutova, Christine Lederer, Bianca Lugmayr, Addie Wagenknecht, Janine Weger & Sascha Alexandra Zaitseva
The Art of Collecting
Spotlights
13.07.2024 - 31.08.2025
The Art of Collecting - Spotlights is an exhibition concept that focuses on selected pieces from the collection and creates a thematic link to the temporary exhibition.