Viadukt

We are pleased to announce the solo exhibition with Michael Wegerer at Powerhouse Arts in NYC.

Opening reception, April 7th 4-7pm

Looking forward to seeing you there!

We’re excited to announce that Viadukt Screen Prints will be part of the Brooklyn Fine Art Print Fair 2026, taking place April 9–12 at Powerhouse Arts in Gowanus, Brooklyn.

Now entering its second edition, the borough’s first and only fair dedicated exclusively to fine art printmaking continues its mission to champion the medium while expanding access for artists, educators, and collectors alike to engage with a dedicated community of print masters, connoisseurs, and enthusiasts.

This year, we’ll be presenting works by our
@attheprintingtable featured artists @jasmin.schaschl@deniseschellmann
@atelier_michael_wegerer
@k.schoenle

Join us in NYC to explore an incredible selection of fine art prints, connect with artists and publishers from around the world, and celebrate printmaking.

See you in Brooklyn!
Photo by @photosalonhelga during last years fair @powerhouse_arts

We are proud to have collaborated with Patrick Roman Scherer on two new screenprint editions that reveal the poetic depth of everyday objects. Each print stands powerfully on its own, yet together they unfold as a perfectly balanced pair.

Wir freuen uns sehr, die exklusive Viadukt-Serie – IN PRINT: A Curated Selection of Contemporary Screen Prints präsentieren zu dürfen.

Nach der Premiere auf der Brooklyn Print Art Fair in NYC ist die Mappe nun erstmals in Wien zu sehen!

Die sorgfältig kuratierte Mappe umfasst sieben mehrfarbige Siebdrucke (30 × 40 cm, Auflage 30 + 3 AP) von:
Stefanie Hintersteiner, Franziska King, Gertraud Köck, Christian Murzek, Jasmin Schaschl, Käthe Schönle & Michael Wegerer.

Ein Sammlerstück voller lebendiger Arbeiten — signiert, nummeriert und streng limitiert.

• Präsentation: Donnerstag, 18. September, 17:00 Uhr

• Ort: Base AT4, St. Ulrichs-Platz 6, 1070 Wien

I am excited to share our experience from our first participation in the Brooklyn Fine Art Print Fair – as the only European representative on site!
This event was not just a platform; it was an inspiring confluence of art and community. Amidst the creative exchange, we engaged in meaningful conversations and forged valuable new connections. The atmosphere was filled with a passion for the craft and the connections it fosters.
A quote from a hyperallergic review perfectly encapsulates the experience: “Brooklyn’s First Print Fair Puts Community Over Commercialism.” This philosophy resonated deeply with us and served as a powerful reminder of the importance of building connections, especially in a time when genuine community often takes a back seat.

I returned home feeling optimistic and inspired. This event not only strengthened our commitment to our work but also instilled hope for the future. I look forward to integrating these new insights into our projects and remaining an active part of this vibrant art community.

Thank you to everyone who made this incredible experience possible!

all photos by Helga Traxler