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Jake Elwes

Jake Elwes

Every day at 10pm from June 11 to Aug. 29

Secession · Innere Stadt

Watch artificial intelligence confront its own baked-in biases. Jake Elwes' moving image works, including a deepfake drag cabaret and an opera sung by terms of service, expose the human fingerprints all over machine learning.

Maximilian Prüfer: Nebenlinien - 15 Jahre Naturantypie

Maximilian Prüfer: Nebenlinien - 15 Jahre Naturantypie

Galerie Kandlhofer · Wieden

Fifteen years of Naturantypie—a rare photographic technique—distilled into works that explore survival instincts and energy conservation through layered, manipulated imagery. The space itself is praised for its exceptional natural light.

Jenna Sutela

Jenna Sutela

December 3 - February 27

Secession · Innere Stadt

Jenna Sutela grows art that thinks back. Her living sculptures and audiovisual works treat microbes, telescopes, and random patterns as collaborators, asking what intelligence means when it emerges from slime molds and starlight rather than human minds.

Sidsel Meineche Hansen

Sidsel Meineche Hansen

Every day at 10pm from Sep. 10 to Oct. 13

Secession · Innere Stadt

Sex robots, pharma regimes, CGI bodies: Sidsel Meineche Hansen dissects how capitalism packages and sells the human form. Sculptures and animations that blur prototype and person, desire and labor.

Josephinum

Josephinum

Alsergrund

The Josephinum houses one of Europe's most arresting collections: 18th-century anatomical wax models that are as beautiful as they are unsettling. It's a gorgeously macabre dive into medical history that rewards curious minds.

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