Photo: Johannes Stoll / Belvedere Vienna

More than 150 artworks are being brought together at Belvedere 21 in the spirit of a Stellprobe—a stage rehearsal in which the relationships between figures, objects, and narratives are tested out in space—an experimental, intuitive arrangement. Spread across the ground floor, upper floor, Blickle Cinema, and sculpture garden, this large-scale exhibition presents acquisitions and donations mfrom the past decade. It functions a review, an insight into the collection strategy, and a temporary vision of a possible future museum.

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With works by:

Caroline Achaintre
Julien Audebert
Pierre Bellot
Michel Blazy
Nina Childress
Jeremy Deller
Michel François
Corentin Grossmann
Miryam Haddad
Kate Newby
Tania Pérez Córdova
Roman Signer

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Jeremy Deller, The Battle of Orgreave (still), 2001. Video with sound. Courtesy of Artangel and Channel 4. Photo: Parisa Taghizadeh. 

The international group exhibition Radikale Hoffnung (Radical Hope) explores the connections between art and worker resistance from early Modernism to the present day. It demonstrates how artists from different regions and eras have addressed such issues—whether from a documentary, poetic, critical, radical or solidarity-based perspective, as well as in reference to their own personal experience.

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