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Spark Art Fair 2025 Opens in Vienna with 90 Galleries

festival-fair · 2026-04-26

On March 21, the Spark Art Fair 2025 commenced at Marx Halle in Vienna, showcasing 90 galleries from both Austria and other countries. The event, which will continue until March 23, revolves around the theme "Performing the City," emphasizing the interaction between tradition and the future. Artistic directors Jan Gustav Fiedler and Walter Seidl strive to establish an inclusive platform for artists. Among the prominent artists are Lois Weinberger, Sanja Iveković, and Gregor Schneider, along with rising stars Lunita-July Dorn and Laura Killer. International galleries like OMA Gallery, Reservoir, Kates-Ferri, and Breeder are participating. Kiluanji Kia Henda presents "Eyes Without a Soul – Post Industrial Portraits," while digital art includes Sasha Stiles' "Heart Mantra," accompanied by performances from Smartphone Orchestra, Station Rose, and Slavs and Tatars.

Key facts

  • Spark Art Fair 2025 opened March 21 at Marx Halle, Vienna.
  • 90 galleries from Austria and abroad participate.
  • Theme: 'Performing the City'.
  • Artistic directors: Jan Gustav Fiedler and Walter Seidl.
  • Established artists: Lois Weinberger, Sanja Iveković, Gregor Schneider.
  • Emerging artists: Lunita-July Dorn, Laura Killer.
  • International galleries: OMA Gallery (São Paulo), Reservoir (South Africa), Kates-Ferri (New York), Breeder (Athens).
  • Digital art by Sasha Stiles and AI poet Technelegy.

Entities

Artists

  • Lois Weinberger
  • Sanja Iveković
  • Gregor Schneider
  • Lunita-July Dorn
  • Laura Killer
  • Fernanda Figueiredo
  • Cathy Abraham
  • Boris Torres
  • Georgia Sagri
  • Kiluanji Kia Henda
  • Sasha Stiles
  • Jan Gustav Fiedler
  • Walter Seidl
  • Giorgia Losio

Institutions

  • Spark Art Fair
  • Marx Halle
  • Galerie Krinzinger
  • Galería 1 Mira
  • Konrad Fischer Galerie
  • Galerie Judith Andreae
  • Walter Storms Galerie
  • OMA Gallery
  • Reservoir
  • Kates-Ferri
  • Breeder
  • Galleria Fonti
  • Taex
  • Artribune
  • Whitney Biennial
  • Kunsthalle Basel
  • 49th Venice Biennale

Locations

  • Vienna
  • Austria
  • Madrid
  • Spain
  • Düsseldorf
  • Germany
  • Bonn
  • Munich
  • São Paulo
  • Brazil
  • South Africa
  • New York
  • United States
  • Athens
  • Greece
  • Naples
  • Italy
  • Catalonia
  • Berlin

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