Secession
As an artist-run international institution exhibiting contemporary art, the Secession is an open venue for presentations of new creative ideas and engagements with the urgent concerns of our time. Confronting the complex realities of life and global challenges, we believe it is a core part of our mission to grapple with questions of cultural and social policy and showcase ambitious visions that spark public debate.
Now on view
5 exhibitions
Tuesday@Secession 2026
Tuesday@Secession 2026
Katherine Hubbard
The Great Room
Mire Lee
The Heart of My Machine is Golden Lead
Onyeka Igwe
No Archive Can Restore this Chorus of (Diasporic) Shame
Beethoven Frieze
Gustav Klimt created the famous Beethoven Frieze for the XIV exhibition of the Association of Visual Artists of Austria Secession, which took place from April 15 to June 27, 1902. In this exhibition – conceived as a…
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6 upcoming
JJJJJerome Ellis
JJJJJerome Ellis’s work radically reconfigures our relationship to time, language, and legibility, crafting a deeply personal yet structurally political poetics of interruption. In performances, sound works, texts, and…
Bernhard Leitner
SOUNDSPACESCULPTURE
Lap-See Lam
In Lap-See Lam's art, the architecture of the diaspora becomes the site of a ghostly haunting: shimmering spaces and figures between presence and erasure, simulation and memory. Through 3D scans, animations, sculptures,…
Beaux Mendes
Beaux Mendes explores painting as a transitory medium – a means of transition and becoming on uncertain ground. In the densely layered abstract compositions of the Los Angeles-based artist, figuration shimmers between…
Iza Tarasewicz
The expansive installations by Polish artist Iza Tarasewicz take shape as modular structures—mobile and reconfigurable systems based on formal principles inspired by nature, scientific research, and visual aids like…
Yoshinori Niwa
Japanese artist Yoshinori Niwa, currently living in Vienna, explores the dynamics of power, participation, and social engagement in a performative practice that blurs the boundaries between artist, audience, and…