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Vienna has a new art fair with the "Astoria Artfair"
Austria🏛️ PoliticsCenter5 hr. ago

Vienna has a new art fair with the "Astoria Artfair"

The article reports on the launch of a new art fair called 'Astoria Artfair' in Vienna, which will debut in September 2025 at the historic Astoria Garage in the Josefstadt district. The event is organized by a group of galleries and aims to combine elements of a traditional art fair with exhibition formats. It is positioned as a precursor to a larger format planned for 2027. The initiative was supported by the city of Vienna and the Ministry of Culture, with financial backing confirmed by gallery owner Markus Peichl. The venue, originally built in the 1930s, has a rich historical background and is now owned by a private foundation. The event is part of broader efforts to revitalize the Viennese art scene following the closure of the Vienna Contemporary and the postponement of the Spark Art Fair.

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Vienna has a new art fair with the "Astoria Artfair"

The article reports on the launch of a new art fair called 'Astoria Artfair' in Vienna, which will debut in September 2025 at the historic Astoria Garage in the Josefstadt district. The event is organized by a group of galleries and aims to combine elements of a traditional art fair with exhibition formats. It is positioned as a precursor to a larger format planned for 2027. The initiative was supported by the city of Vienna and the Ministry of Culture, with financial backing confirmed by gallery owner Markus Peichl. The venue, originally built in the 1930s, has a rich historical background and is now owned by a private foundation. The event is part of broader efforts to revitalize the Viennese art scene following the closure of the Vienna Contemporary and the postponement of the Spark Art Fair.

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