Aaron Amar Bhamra

fig1-4 Artist Lecture Series Vienna 5.5.2026, 20:48 Aaron Amar Bhamra, Test print (fig1-20), 2026, print on paper, pencil, tape @artistlectureseriesvienna

I am very happy to invite you to my talk coming Tuesday (5.5.2026, 18h) for the Artist Lecture Series Vienna. I will talk about works and exhibitions from the last year, as well as earlier works that have had a lasting influence. It would be lovely to see you there. Thank you Ezara and Rainer for the invitation and Skulpturinstitut for hosting! @artistlectureseriesvienna @ezaraspangl @rainerspangl @skulptur_und_raum _ Artist Lecture Series Vienna presents Aaron Amar Bhamra 18:00, 5. May, 2026 Skulpturinstitut, Paulusplatz 5, 1030 Vienna The presentation will be held in English. In conjunction with the presentation, Aaron Amar Bhamra has produced a publication with Artist Lecture Series Vienna. It will be released at the event. Publications are available after the lecture. Aaron Amar Bhamra is an artist based in Vienna. He often procures exhibition spaces that subtly expose their systematics and physical experience by incorporating imprints reminiscent of other spaces or past exhibitions. Bhamra works and teaches at the University of Applied Arts Vienna, Expanded Museum Studies. In 2020, he co-founded Laurenz, an exhibition space for artistic experimentation and discourse, which he co-directs with Monika Georgieva.

Aaron Amar Bhamra nt, 2025-2026 shells, superglue, magnet, stairwell lighting various dimensions Aaron Amar Bhamra Without Colours, 2026 paper packaging, plastic packaging, tape, staples, magnets 16,6 x 4,5 x 1,6 cm — One Place After Another
10 – 19 April 2026
Kutschkergasse 16/9, 1180 Vienna, AUT Duration So, 12.04. - So, 19.04.26 Opening hours 15.00-18.00
 
'One Place After Another' curated by Mihály Németh, with works by: Aaron Amar Bhamra, Adriana Finghis, Büro Bietenhader Moroder, Contemporary Matters, Florian Gentzken, HUF, Hanga Balla, Johanna Charlotte Trede, Josepha Edbauer, Lea Liebl, Luca Korodi, Mariia Gross, Maura Schmitt & Franz Ollertz, M. M. Serra, Selina Rottmann, Sophie Pölzl

Tomorrow (Tuesday, 3.3.2026, 6-8pm) is the last chance to see ‘The title of the exhibition is the first sentence of the text by J.‘ Thanks to Jo @jo_findswords for the beautiful text and thanks to Udo @udobohnenberger @fox_wien for being such a lovely host!

The title of the exhibition is the first sentence of the text by J. Exhibition: 9 February – 3 March 2026 FOX @fox_wien Opening hours during the exhibition: Friday, 5–9 pm & by appointment Marxergasse 16, A-1030 Wien _ Aaron Amar Bhamra untitled, 2026 Tape, UV tape, spring rail with mounting, one octave of back checks, part of midair, 2025 various dimensions Aaron Amar Bhamra untitled, 2025-2026 Cut out from a gift wrapping with the colors white and red from N., table weight 62 x 47 x 3 cm Aaron Amar Bhamra 2024 or p for piano, 2026 Print on photo paper, staple, tape, foil 14 x 1 x 3 cm Aaron Amar Bhamra studio 2025-2027, 2026 00:29

The title of the exhibition is the first sentence of the text by J. FOX @fox_wien Opening: 9 February 2026, 7–9 pm Exhibition: 9 February – 3 March 2026 Opening hours during the exhibition: Friday, 5–9 pm Marxergasse 16, A-1030 Wien

Kunsthalle Wien @kunsthallewien will install a tree decorated by artists in the Ziegelfoyer at the Museumsquartier for the Artists’ Market on Sunday, 7 December. More than thirty artists living and working in Vienna have been invited to make decorations that will be sold to raise funds for a new inclusion programming that the Kunsthalle plans to introduce in 2026. The decorations include drawings, photographs, ceramics and other unique objects that will be sold for a flat-rate of € 50. The sale will open with the Artists’ Market at 10 am and items will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. - Aaron Amar Bhamra untitled, 2025 Mouth blown glass, print on photo paper

Aaron Amar Bhamra, 'with everything equally colourless no form could be clearly distinguished from what was behind it or around it', 2023–2025, air, various newspapers dated 3. May, 2023, square meters of the exhibition space (790m2) - There Is a Crack in Everything 5.09. – 14.12.2025 @jewishmuseumbelgium A project of the Jewish Museum In/Out, led by its director Barbara Cuglietta, in collaboration with guest curator Martin Germann. @martin.germann @barbaracuglietta @a_enaira With Aaron Amar Bhamra, Adrien Vescovi, Akane Saijo, Alma Feldhandler, Ari Benjamin Meyers, Christiane Blattmann, Edith Dekyndt, Ethan Assouline, Gustav Metzger, Jean Katambayi Mukendi, Jochen Lempert, John Giorno, Kanitha Tith, Marianne Berenhaut, Mariko Matsushita, Michael Van den Abeele, Mira Mann, Mire Lee, mountaincutters, Oototol, Pélagie Gbaguidi, Prinz Gholam, Raha Raissnia, Richard Moszkowicz, Stéphane Mandelbaum, Wei Libo, Yalda Afsah, Yuyan Wang.

Aaron Amar Bhamra‘s first solo show ‚ppp—fff‘ is on view until November 22, 2025! @_aaron_amar „On a video call between two European cities, A. tells me that all the pieces in the exhibition are contained within the dynamic markings of the show’s title: very very quiet to very very loud. Musical dynamics are not fixed in any measurable (outside) sense. They are relative to what is around them. That is to say, very very loud does not correspond to a particular decibel level, but it is louder than very loud. It’s loudness is contingent on both the quietness/loudness around it and on the relative capacities of the sound producing instrument. A very loud violin, say, is much quieter than a very loud trumpet. Volume is measured. Loudness is negotiated. It’s the cops who carry decibel meters and investigate the noise complaints. But officer…I’m not speaking about the dislocation of the sound and the sound source.“ (Henry Andersen) 1. Aaron Amar Bhamra, notation, 2024–ongoing, print on deviding strip and tape, 24 × 10.6 cm 2. Aaron Amar Bhamra, untitled, 2021–2025, aluminum stretchers, textile, dust, pencil, fixer, anodised aluminum, tape, coated steel, a part of (Lime-white ceiling, 2025, paper, 136 × 16 × 16 cm) held together by tape, 150 × 303 × 5.5 cm 3. Aaron Amar Bhamra, a model of; a choir of four voices, 2024–2025, print on paper, tipp-ex, plastic, staple, wall paint, magnets, 19.5 × 4 × 3 cm Images: @kunstdokumentationcom @_aaron_amar @galerie_martin_janda @henry_j_andersen #aaronamarbhamra #galeriemartinjanda #henryandersen