You can find many wonderful art galleries in Austria.
Austrian art can be broken down into 3 perspectives: the period of European Renaissance art, the expressions of revolutions during the 18th and 19th centuries, and the development of Contemporary art.
You will see the progression of Austrian art as depicted in the top art galleries mentioned in our list.
Gabriele Senn Gallery
Although the Gabriele Senn Gallery formally opened in 2000, the stones that built its foundation were initially laid down in 1997.
Likewise, the gallery has worked hard to build its reputation as a respected dealer in Contemporary art.
The Gabriele Senn Gallery has hosted many successful exhibitions and has been part of prestigious art fairs such as ArtBasel, Art Basel Miami, ArtCologne, Armory Show in New York, Parallel, ArtDubai, Frieze Art Fair, Viennacontemporary, ARCO, and abc – art berlin contemporary.
Presently, the gallery is home to the artworks of Amelie von Wulffen, Hans Weigand, Marina Sula, Elfie Semotan, Josephine Pryde, Kitty Kraus, Michael Riedel, Tomasz Kowalski, Adrian Bushman, and Claire Fontaine.
Address: Schleifmühlgasse 1, 1040, Vienna, Austria
Christine Koenig Galerie
Christine Koenig considers politics, activism, feminism, and literature as the issues that interest as well as motivate her.
The Christine Koenig Galerie, which opened in 1989, mirrors those interests as can be seen in the way the collection has been curated.
While paying homage to the traditions popularized by the Old Masters, the gallery also presents the creations of the new generation of artists.
The Christine Koenig Galerie is active in the international art scene. It has remained involved in ARCOMadrid, ArtGenève – Salod d’Art, Artissima, ArtBasel, ArtBerlin, ArtBrussels, ArtCologne, ArtDubai, Code Art Fair, Comoscow, Independent Brussels, The Armory Show, and ViennaContemporary.
The gallery has also contributed masterpieces in Austria’s finest museums.
These beneficiary-museums include Albertina, Belvedere, Wien Museum, MoMA, Tate Modern, Reina Sofia, Centre Pompidou, and Moderna Museet.
Address: Schleifmühlgasse 1A, 1040 Vienna, Austria