Christa Hauer: Article and activist is celebrated in Lower Austria!

Christa Hauer: Article and activist is celebrated in Lower Austria!

Schloss Lengenfeld bei Krems, Österreich - In the Lower Austria State Gallery, a comprehensive exhibition will be opened in honor of the late artist, gallery owner and activist Christa Hauer from April 12th. This will be seen by March 1, 2026 and includes works from the former possession of Hauer and a variety of works of art by important artists: inside that she has promoted. Gerda Ridler, the artistic director of the Lower Austrian State Gallery, highlights the most important merits of Hauer, both as a gallery owner and as an advocate of equality in the art scene. Representatives: Inside the country emphasize the importance of this exhibition on the appreciation of Hauer inheritance and its influence on art history.

Christa Hauer, born in an art -loving family, had a remarkable connection to art over generations. Her grandfather, Franz Hauer, was the host of the historic Greece, the oldest inn in Vienna, and supported important artists such as Albin Egger-Lienz, Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka. Her father, Leopold Hauer, was also active in the art scene and worked as a painter and program director in the Vienna Künstlerhaus. Christa himself studied visual arts in Vienna and then broke up for a stay in the USA.

The gallery in the Greece

The show also shows works by well -known artists: inside, including Martha Jungwirth, Richard Kriesche, Jürgen Messensee and Karl Prantl. A special highlight is the selection of an abstract painting by Christa Hauer himself, which offers a deep insight into her artistic work. Alexandra Schantl, the curator of the exhibition, emphasizes the importance of Christa Hauer as an activist who was involved in the equal treatment of artists and was significantly involved in the establishment of the international action group of visual artists (intact).

a sustainable legacy

After the closure of their gallery, Hauer and Fruhmann moved to Lengenfeld Castle near Krems, where they established a cultural center. After the death of Hauer, the castle passed into the property of the state of Lower Austria, but was later sold and is now privately owned. Hauer's commitment to the equality of artists: Inside in the art scene, in the current exhibition is urgently illustrated, which deals with both their life and work and the overarching role of women in Austrian art history.

The Austrian art landscape experienced significant developments from 1945 to the 1990s through a variety of currents, such as Vienna Actionism and feminist avant -garde. Christa Hauer was part of this dynamic scene and, with her work, is in a number of important artists who had an important influence after the Second World War. This exhibition is sustainably recognized by this exhibition.

In addition to the extensive show, Christa Hauer's own work can be seen in the Kopriva gallery in Krems until May 24th, which will continue to strengthen her influence and heritage.

For more information on the exhibition and works by Christa Hauer, interested parties can be interested in the websites of the , the Kunstmile and from Artvise Visit.