Austrian Glass Core

During the Venice Glass Week, AtemporaryStudio and Advantage Austria opened an exhibition focused on Austrian glass, with new designers and historical companies.

AtemporaryStudio and Advantage Austria selected some of the best glass designs from Austria, within the exhibition “Austrian Glass Core”, that opened at the Tana Art Space in Venice during the first ever Venice Glass Week.

Left: Sandra Fuchs, Flames Collection. Right: Herbert Schmid, Balance collection, “Austrian Glass Core”, Venice, 2017

Left: Eva-Moosbrugger, red Buddha Zen Meditation. Right: Barbara Votik, Schnakör, “Austrian Glass Core”, Venice, 2017

Img.1 AtemporaryStudio and Advantage Austria, “Austrian Glass Core”, exhibition view, Venice, 2017

Vera Pure, SinStella, “Austrian Glass Core”, exhibition view, Venice, 2017

Img.3 AtemporaryStudio and Advantage Austria, “Austrian Glass Core”, exhibition view, Venice, 2017

Img.4 AtemporaryStudio and Advantage Austria, “Austrian Glass Core”, exhibition view, Venice, 2017

Img.5 AtemporaryStudio and Advantage Austria, “Austrian Glass Core”, exhibition view, Venice, 2017

Doris Darling, Super Strong Lamp, “Austrian Glass Core”, Venice, 2017

Left: Patrick Roth, Eihorn, “Austrian Glass Core”, Venice, 2017. Right: Eva Moosbrugger, Dual formulation, “Austrian Glass Core”, Venice, 2017

Mark Braun, Fortune, “Austrian Glass Core”, Venice, 2017

Barbara Ambrosz, Liquid Skin, “Austrian Glass Core”, Venice, 2017

Sebastian Herkner, Taking Care, “Austrian Glass Core”, Venice, 2017

The exhibition aims to represent the two faces of Austrian glass design: on the one hand, the newest concepts conceived by contemporary creative minds, and on the other, the traditional icons that are now a fertile ground for new representations of tradition. Exhibited in a location reminiscent of the atmosphere from an old Murano furnace, with a décor design by Sabina Bonfanti/Naanstudio, the creations will present a cross-section of contemporary Austrian glass art.

Robert Comploj, Urban Candy, “Austrian Glass Core”, Venice, 2017

“Austrian Glass Core” showcases the latest creations by Sandra Fuchs, Eva Moosbrugger and Robert Comploj, and then works by Doris Darling, Mark Braun, Sebastian Herkner, Stefan Sagmeister, Jessica Walsh for Lobmeyr, Lucy.D (Barbara Ambrosz), Vera Pure, Patrick Roth, Herbert Schmid, Barbara Votik, Bernd Weinmayer & Gerhard Hochmuth.

until 7 October 2017
Austrian Glass Core
curated by AtemporaryStudio and Advantage Austria
Tana Art Space / Brick
Castello, 2110
Venice

Austrian Glass Core

During the Venice Glass Week, AtemporaryStudio and Advantage Austria opened an exhibition focused on Austrian glass, with new designers and historical companies.

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