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In Museum – Bregenzer Frühling comes to KUB!
Bregenzer Frühling comes to KUB with the Compagnie Marie Chouinard on Sunday, March 15. Inspired by visitors’ wishes, the dancers will create a unique, improvised dance piece – In Museum – in the midst of the exhibition by KOO JEONG A. The performance can be attended at any time between 11 am and 2 pm, subject to space availability. Admission is included with the KUB entrance ticket.
Current Exhibition KOO JEONG A
We would like to draw your attention to the fact that the artworks on the 2nd floor consist of strong magnets and therefore a safety distance of 1 meter must be maintained.
Special caution applies to visitors with pacemakers, implanted defibrillators, as well as to all electronic devices.
KOO JEOnG A
KUB 2026.01
LAND OF OUSSS [ GRAVITTA ]
31 | 01 – 25 | 05 | 2026
KOO JEONG A focuses on incidental occurrences that emerge from patient observation. Invisible phenomena become tangible through sounds and smells. KOO JEONG A’s work is characterized by an exceptionally quiet language and restrained gestures: a few precisely placed elements are enough to create an effect.
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KOO JEONG A
LAND OF OUSSS [ GRAVITTA ]
31 | 01 – 25 | 05 | 2026
KOO JEONG A is displaying on the six panels a selection of images that relate to the works on view at Kunsthaus Bregenz and create a thematic link to the exhibition. At KUB, KOO JEONG A is presenting paintings and moving pictures made of phosphorescent material that–combined with sound and scent–constantly change.
2026 Program
Instead of demarcating territories, the works of the artists in 2026 ask how space is created in the first place: Who enters it? Who controls and regulates it? And who remains excluded? KOO JEONG A, Cyprien Gaillard, and Torkwase Dyson each have their own formal vocabulary; what unites them is an awareness of space–a poetic and political sensibility for the topologies of power and possibility.
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In Museum – Marie Chouinard
In the midst of the exhibition at Kunsthaus Bregenz, visitors are invited to enter a specially designated area one at a time and discreetly confide a wish or a hope to the dancer. In response to each revelation, a unique, improvised dance emerges.
In cooperation with Bregenzer Frühling
Die Zeit danach – Symposium by Zeppelin University at KUB!
In cooperation with Zeppelin University, a high-profile symposium titled Die Zeit danach will take place at KUB on Saturday, March 21. Starting at 2 pm, philosopher Armen Avanessian, sociologist Dirk Baecker, and sociologist Eva Illouz will discuss how thinking and feeling can change in the aftermath of profound, sometimes traumatic historical events. Participation is free of charge, and everyone interested is warmly invited to attend.
From Bregenz to Nairobi–joint KUB exhibition with the Nairobi Contemporary Art Institute
In the summer of 2025, Kunsthaus Bregenz presented Michael Armitage, Maria Lassnig, Chelenge Van Rampelberg, an extraordinary artistic dialogue, in the KUB foyer. Now the exhibition has traveled to the Nairobi Contemporary Art Institute in Nairobi, where it will be on view until April 5.
Join us for an internship at KUB!
Hard facts: Summer 2026, 4 months, paid, German language skills required
In the Communications department or Art Education/Events department
Apply here: bewerbung@~@kulturhaeuser.at
KOO JEONG A exhibits at Hauser & Wirth in Zurich
KOO JEONG A. KANGSE X
January 22 until May 16, 2026
Opening this January at Hauser & Wirth’s Limmatstrasse gallery in Zurich is an exhibition of new sculptures, phosphorescent paintings and recent drawings by KOO JEONG A. The exhibition, titled KANGSE X, is derived from the Korean term KANGSE (meaning spatial strength).
The “House” Moves to Switzerland
In late 2025 Kunsthaus Bregenz opened an international call for proposals presenting concepts for the reuse of the “House” from the previous exhibition ███████. The parasitic object was on view at KUB until January 18, 2026, and is to continue to be used as an artist's residence and exhibition space at City SALTS on the outskirts of Basel. A jury and ███████ selected the project out of some fifty submissions.
Podcast "Cloud Castle – Ein Kunstprojekt" – Episode 3 out now!
In the third episode of their podcast, Christiane Meyer-Stoll of Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Thomas D. Trummer of Kunsthaus Bregenz, Stephan Kunz of Bündner Kunstmuseum Chur, and Gianni Jetzer of Kunstmuseum St.Gallen discuss a topic that is currently changing art fundamentally: authorship in the age of artificial intelligence.
Available now: KUB Edition ███████
This Edition was produced by hand in December 2025 by the artist in collaboration with the team of Kunsthaus Bregenz. Each edition is unique.
Out now: Look at Yourself to Find You – Michael Armitage, Maria Lassnig, Chelenge Van Rampelberg
The publication is released on the occasion of the exhibition Michael Armitage, Maria Lassnig, Chelenge Van Rampelberg at Kunsthaus Bregenz, which brings the works of these three artists into dialogue for the first time. The catalog stands out with an exceptional layout featuring fold-out plates, each presenting three works side by side.
All about the exhibitions of 2026!
KOO JEONG A, Cyprien Gaillard, and Torkwase Dyson each have their own formal vocabulary; what unites them is an awareness of space–a poetic and political sensibility for the topologies of power and possibility.
Kunsthaus Bregenz was awarded the Austrian Ecolabel
Kunsthaus Bregenz reaches another goal in terms of sustainability: The Institution is now officially part of the Austrian Ecolabel.
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