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Cig Harvey at Leica Gallery Vienna, September 2026: 12.2 seconds, a blue weed, and photography as a way of paying attention.
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A WHOOSH walk through Vienna on Bruno Kreisky's trail, the Kreisky Archive, then the preview of "Bruno – Der junge Kreisky" at Filmcasino, September 2026.
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How Duke Albert of Saxe-Teschen built the Albertina's collection.
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FOTO ARSENAL WIEN's exhibition: Michael Rathmayr photographs 100 years of Amalienbad – Art Déco working-class utopia, rebuilt 1926.
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Maria Alyokhina reads from her memoir at WestLicht's Platon exhibition – Pussy Riot co-founder among portraits of world leaders.
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Frankstahl steel wholesaler: photographing pipes, beams, industrial halls reveals unexpected visual beauty beyond grey metal warehouses.
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Don McCullin at 90 at Leica Gallery Vienna: 60 years of war photography, then silent Somerset ponds – “Life, Death and Everything in Between”.
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Complete list of AI tasks in photography: where it helps, how it works, what happens to your photos and data – transparent about real uses.
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Queer Through the Museum: Albertina's Pride Month tours deconstruct artworks outside heteronormative assumptions – new ways of seeing.
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56 artists, 130+ works across MuseumsQuartier and Karlsplatz – photography of Kunsthalle Wien's biggest contemporary art survey.
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Travel photography with vintage 28mm glass in Bari – minimal approach shows how constraints breed refinement over technique.
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KAWS.
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Street photography: 12,000 photos from 103 countries competing – 15.
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Annegret Soltau's retrospective at Francisco Carolinum Linz: body art without apologies, feminist visual language, 50 years of raw vulnerability.
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Dance photography from the 1860s to 1940s – Tanzbild exhibition at Albertina Modern showcases 120 photographs from the collection.
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Some Secrets of Photography: Francisco Carolinum in Linz explores conceptual approaches by six artists around photography's 200th anniversary.
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Why hiring a photographer beats getting free event photos: real networking, quality assets – not 400 photos nobody will ever open.
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Under Water exhibition at WestLicht: 500 at opening, no clichéd coral reef shots – photographer Peter Coeln's passion project redefines underwater work.
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Art as business: Forchondt family dealers in the 1600s to modern times – exhibition on the European art market's roots.
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Sam Altman on why AI-generated art loses its value once viewers know it is AI – and what that leaves photographers selling: intent, not pixels.
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First Austrian staging of Kafka's “Beschreibung eines Kampfes” (Description of a Struggle) – 70 minutes, no escape, only two performances.
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Exhibition runs three months, photos last thirty years – professional documentation serves press today, archives tomorrow.
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Bruce Gilden at 79 – legendary Magnum photographer who gets closer than most dare, guided by Robert Capa's principle of proximity.
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Batch-process metadata for exported JPGs with PowerShell.
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Theater photography captures fleeting moments while remaining invisible to the performance – learn the paradox of proximity that defines this craft.
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Vienna Vintage Photo Fair 2025 at WestLicht: one-day event for vintage photographs, photobooks, negatives – curated dealers, collectors, archives.
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Vienna ComicCon 2025: fandom culture and creative community – photography of PAN book stage readings and author interviews.
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Lightroom catalogs per shoot create accumulating preview folders that waste space.
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Marseille street photography with vintage Nikon glass: Nikon Z6II with 28mm E-Series lens – no autofocus, no electronics, just glass and sensor.
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Leitz Photographica Auction centenary “Motion” exhibition: photographs reflecting dynamic shifts in society, auction October 30 at Leica Gallery.
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Kit Young's photography at G99 Gallery Wien during FOTO WIEN: hand-made silver gelatin prints from Paris streets and Scottish landscapes.
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Modern artists looked backward for expression – Gothic Modern shows how medieval spirituality inspired contemporary emotional work.
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100 years of Austrian life in photographs: politics, culture, crisis and celebration – history compressed visually.
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Mimmo Jodice retrospective in Udine Castle: 140 images spanning 1964–2015 – from street photography to metaphysical place-portraits.
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Julia Gaisbacher's photobook Hanne Darboven.
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Nobuyoshi Araki beyond provocation: diarist of existence, documenting four decades of love, death, and everyday beauty.
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Behind-the-scenes Magnum agency history: workflows in the analog era, founding ideas, and why it remains photography's standard.
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Henri Cartier-Bresson retrospective Watch Watch Watch at FOTO ARSENAL Vienna: 240 original prints from the 20th century's most influential photographer.
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Alfred Seiland vs.
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Damien Hirst – Drawings at Albertina Modern Vienna – first comprehensive exhibition of the artist's works on paper, May to October 2025.
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Life Lines by famiglia_vienna – linocut prints exploring tension between control and chaos, intention and accident in personal narratives.
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Fixing a vintage Domiplan 2.8/50 lens with stuck aperture blades – a practical walkthrough of lens repair on a flea market find.
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Foto Arsenal Wien opens its doors – a new landmark for photography's history, craft, and future in Vienna's cultural landscape.
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Albertina exhibition: Leonardo da Vinci and Albrecht Dürer – masters of light, shadow, and Renaissance drawing techniques compared.
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Ramón Masats at Fundación Foto Colectania Barcelona – Spanish street photography and portraiture from an unsung documentary master.
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Behind the scenes at Volkstheater Wien – costumes, stage production, and the hidden world of theater documented during In Transition program.
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Valie Export: Austrian conceptual artist using photography for performance and exploration – archive talk at Foto Arsenal Wien's In Transition.
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Matthew Wong at Albertina – self-taught painter inspired by Chinese ink and Van Gogh, vibrant yet melancholic works on solitude and color.
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Theater piece by Stephanie Grünberger at Carla Mittersteig – totalitarian dystopia explored through multimedia collage and emotional extremes.
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Expedition into NHM Vienna's archives – 19th and 20th century glass plates uncovered through the In Transition program by Foto Arsenal Wien.