Gallery Zeitkunst

The Gallery Zeitkunst represents a diverse and dynamic range of artists, who work in various media and styles. The gallery’s main focus is on contemporary painting, especially abstract and expressive forms. Some of the gallery’s most renowned painters are:

• Herbert Brandl: An Austrian painter who is known for his large-scale landscapes, which combine vibrant colors and gestural brushstrokes. His paintings evoke a sense of sublime and dramatic nature, as well as a reflection of his own emotions and moods.
• Hubert Scheibl: An Austrian painter who is influenced by the abstract expressionism of Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning. His paintings consist of layers of thick and thin paint, which create complex and dynamic compositions. His paintings often have a monochromatic or reduced color scheme, which enhances the contrast and intensity of his forms.
• Erwin Bohatsch: An Austrian painter who is considered one of the pioneers of the “New Painting” movement in the 1980s. His paintings are characterized by geometric shapes, bright colors, and flat surfaces. His paintings explore the relationships between form, color, and space, as well as the perception and interpretation of the viewer.
• Markus Prachensky: An Austrian painter who was a member of the “Vienna School of Fantastic Realism” in the 1950s. His paintings are inspired by his travels and observations of different cultures and landscapes. His paintings are marked by expressive lines, vivid colors, and symbolic elements. His paintings convey a sense of energy and movement, as well as a connection to nature and history.

The gallery also features other artists who work in different media, such as sculpture, photography, and installation. Some of these artists are:

• Bruno Gironcoli: An Austrian sculptor who is regarded as one of the most influential and innovative sculptors of the 20th century. His sculptures are made of various materials, such as metal, wood, plastic, and resin. His sculptures are often monumental and surreal, combining organic and geometric forms, as well as references to human and animal anatomy, technology, and mythology.
• Candida Höfer: A German photographer who is known for her large-format photographs of public and private spaces, such as libraries, museums, theaters, and palaces. Her photographs are characterized by a precise and objective style, which captures the architectural and aesthetic details of the spaces. Her photographs also reflect the social and cultural aspects of the spaces, such as their function, history, and identity.
• Christian Boltanski: A French artist who works with various media, such as photography, installation, sculpture, and video. His artworks deal with themes such as memory, history, and mortality. His artworks often use personal and archival materials, such as photographs, documents, clothes, and objects, which he arranges and displays in different ways. His artworks create a sense of nostalgia and melancholy, as well as a challenge to the viewer’s perception and interpretation.

The gallery organizes several exhibitions throughout the year, which showcase the works of its artists, as well as guest artists and curators. The exhibitions are designed to highlight the artistic vision and expression of the artists, as well as to create a dialogue and interaction with the viewers. The exhibitions also aim to reflect the current trends and issues in the art world, as well as to contribute to the cultural and social life of Kitzbühel and beyond.