Lukas Feichtner Galerie

We exclusively present works in which the artist addresses human-animal relationships. A detailed text by Dr. Klaus Speidel we can email to you on request.

Albana Ejupi born on 1994, in Pristina / Kosovo. Lives and works in Vienna / Austria. 2012-2017 Bachelor degree, Academy of Fine Arts, Pristina 2017-2018 Master degree, Academy of Fine Arts, Pristina. 2018 -2021 Master degree, Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna. SOLO EXHIBITIONS: ​2021 “ Desire for intimacy “ Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum 2020 “ Desire for intimacy “ Vienna, Austria, (Lukas Feichtner Gallery, 20.10 – 21.11) 2019 “ Human Condition “ Vienna, Austria, (Lukas Feichtner Gallery, 24.10 – 30.11) 2017 ‚Exposure of Acts and Syntheses of Silhouettes”, Skopje, Macedonia. (Gallery of Cultural Center, 12.12 – 22.12) “Exposure of Acts and Syntheses of Silhouettes”, Pristina, Kosovo. ART FAIRS: 2022 ARCO Lisboa (Solo) SPARK ART FAIR, Vienna, (Solo) 2021 VOLTA Basel, Basel, Switzerland. (Solo) Parallel Vienna, Vienna, Austria, (Solo) Vienna Contemporary Art Fair, Vienna, Austria 2020 Vienna Contemporary Art Fair, Vienna, Austria 2019 Vienna Contemporary Art Fair, Vienna, Austria 2018 Parallel Vienna, Vienna, Austria

Lukas Feichtner gallery features international as well as Austrian art, focussing on painting, photographic works, collages and installations by a young and innovative generation of artists in confrontation with well established artists. Our program is presented through an average of up to seven individual shows per year, a choice of which are accompanied by catalogue editions. The gallery aims at an international audience, participating at fairs worldwide, with a focus to the Asian marked over the last years. We are especially interested in combining an engagement for young contemporary artists with the challenges of today’s art market: the confrontation of received standards with such qualities as remain yet to be discovered, the challenging opposition of the well-known and the undetected. Multiple cooperations with international collectors and museum create the basis for effectively catering for a clientele of collectors with a wide range of interests.