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25th ART Innsbruck | 08 - 11 July 2020 |
25th ART Innsbruck 2021 goes Olympiaworld ‐ Contract has already been signed
From 8 to 11 July 2021, the Olympiaworld will be the new international art center of Innsbruck, and its location is ideal for both exhibitors and visitors. This venue offers perfect conditions for organizers and entrepreneurs to hold conferences and seminars, congresses, but also for trade fairs and exhibitions. The Olympic Hall, where the ART Innsbruck 2021 will take place, is equipped with all technical and infrastructural refinements and thus offers a wonderful stage for art.... read more (PDF)
Struck by Corona: Anniversary Edition of the 25th ART Innsbruck postponed to July 2021
Another well‐known institution has fallen victim to corona in a year that is particularly hard for all art professionals. Due to restrictive measures to curb the spread of the corona virus, the internationally renowned ART Innsbruck has to be postponed to 8 – 11 July 2021. Nevertheless, this major event still remains in Tyrol and Innsbruck and constitutes a fixture in the annual planning of national fairs and events.... read more (PDF)
Against all Odds The 24th edition of ART Innsbruck is preparing a great special show by the British-Cypriot artist John Kiki. Hang on to your own vision, never give up and carry on relentlessly. With this personal attitude and individual preference, Johanna Penz established the first international art fair in western Austria 25 years ago, and has turned it into a popular and controversial fixed point on the regional fair and event calendar. read more (PDF) After Innsbruck we go for Salzburg After the most successful 23rd ART Innsbruck in January, the art fair manageress Johanna Penz is now preparing the third edition of the ART Salzburg Contemporary from 27 to 29 September in the Salzburg Exhibition Center. Even the 24th ART Innsbruck has already been scheduled to take place from 16 to 19 January 2020... read more (PDF)
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Last Sunday, the 23rd edition of the Innsbruck art fair once again went into extra time on its last opening day and brought extraordinarily satisfying sales results. “It has been twenty years since we had this situation”, says happily smiling Johanna Penz, foundress and manageress of the ART Innsbruck. On Sunday evening, shortly before the 23rd ART Innsbruck was about to close its gates, there was such a buzz on the corridors and in the booths of the exhibition hall A that Penz decided spontaneously to extend the opening time for another hour, as visitors and exhibitors had asked her to do so. An extra hour that was more than profitable for most of the exhibitors, as Penz assures... read more (PDF) A good start for the new year
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