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Stellprobe: Belvedere 21 Exhibition in Vienna Showcasing New Collection Acquisitions and Heimo Zobernig's Installation

Explore artist Heimo Zobernig's unique spatial installation bringing together diverse contemporary and historical artworks.

The Stellprobe exhibition at Belvedere 21 in Vienna presents a curated selection of artworks acquired for the museum's collection during the past ten years. This significant presentation reflects Belvedere's commitment to critically reassessing art history and enhancing the representation of women artists. Artist Heimo Zobernig has conceived a special spatial installation to dynamically unite these diverse holdings.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition at Belvedere 21 features acquisitions made for the Belvedere collection over the past ten years. Artist Heimo Zobernig has conceived a spatial installation, referred to as a 'Stellprobe' or staging rehearsal, to bring together these diverse artworks.

Curatorial context

In the summer of 2026, Belvedere 21 will host 'Stellprobe,' a comprehensive exhibition occupying its ground and upper-floor galleries. The exhibition highlights works that have been acquired for the Belvedere collection over the last decade, reflecting the museum's programmatic criteria and its commitment to critically reassessing art history. A significant focus of these acquisitions has been to enhance the representation of women artists and other historically underrepresented figures. Renowned artist Heimo Zobernig has created a specific spatial installation for this occasion, termed a 'Stellprobe,' which translates to a staging rehearsal. This installation will bring together historical and contemporary artworks from the Belvedere's expanded holdings, offering a dynamic presentation that aligns with the collection's diverse profile. The exhibition is curated by Stella Rollig and Luisa Ziaja, with Johanna Hofer and Katarina Lozo serving as assistant curators.

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Ticketing information is available, and visitors are encouraged to purchase and save by getting their Time Slot Ticket online in advance. Specific details about museum admission and exhibition entry can be found via the provided ticket link.

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Belvedere
Current status
Open now
Exhibition schedule
From Jul 10, 2026
Artist line / attribution
Featuring a display conceived by artist Heimo Zobernig, with curation by Stella Rollig and Luisa Ziaja, and assistance from Johanna Hofer and Katarina Lozo.
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