Traditional indigo blue-dyeing at Blaudruckerei Koó

The Koó family owns one of the two last indigo dye-works in Austria (in Steinberg, Burgenland).
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Site visit with Fiona Connor

In conjunction with her exhibition Fiona Connor. #8, Closed for Installation, Sequence of Events at the Secession Connor has installed her work #8 in a private apartment at Karl-Marx-Hof, Vienna.
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VIDEO | Exhibitions by Nora Schultz, Rosalind Nashashibi and Fiona Connor

Video © Christian Zürn, theartVIEW
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Visiting silk weaving mill Flemmich

The Viennese silk weaving mill Flemmich produces silk fabrics for the Secession.
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Honey harvest

The first honey of the Secession bees has been harvested at the end of June!
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Rosalind Nashashibi and Elena Narbutaitė. All Things Are Done by Money

All things are done by money is an album by Rosalind Nashashibi and Elena Narbutaitė, containing 30 paintings; 15 by each artist, with an introduction letter addressed to Rosalena by Raimundas Malašauskas.
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Fiona Connor. Sequence of Events #1–10

A text by Leslie Dick runs adjacent to 10 postcards featuring a Sequence of Events, a series of mostly permanent installations in homes.
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nora schultz. would you say this is the day?

Alongside her exhibition, Nora Schultz also conceived and designed a publication.
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VIDEO | Whose Freedom? – Szabolcs KissPál, Katarina Šević and Katalin Székely in conversation with Jade Niklai

In launching the Secession’s Whose Freedom? event series, curator Katalin Székely and artists Szabolcs KissPál and Katarina Šević talked about their experiences
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Collecting nectar

In front of the honey-yellow painted dome of the Secession, you can see a honeycomb filled with one to two kilos of honey. Each honey cell is closed with wax.
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