My favorite phallus-obsessed artist Louise Bourgeois will never cease to make me feel squeamish. Not even a cute zebra perched on Rosa’s shoulder could restore balance to my unshakable, thigh-coiling malaise. Rosa and Bourgeois’s 1968 sculpture Filette were spotted at the Leopold Museum’s ‘Naked Men’ exhibition in Vienna. (photo by Hengsti Sonnenstadt)
Klimt and Sara are totally coo coo for cats.
Here she is putting the BATM tee to work in Vienna’s Leopold Museum. More photos of Sara surrounded by “Nude Men” at the museum here. (more…)
It’s the Gonzo eyes that pull you in but it’s Selma’s smile and classic style that keeps your gaze locked. Selma is the editor-in-chief of the fashion magazine Notorious-Mag and was spotted at Vienna’s Künstlerhaus Museum in front of one of Stylianos Schicho‘s monumental paintings. (photo by Alex Schönburg)
Most of the time you end up doing what you want to do rather than what you should do. Instead of losing her marbles over school and finals, Rutchelle skips off to the MUMOK in Vienna for some well-deserved distraction. Look how happy she is to be away from her textbooks. Her likes include art (duh!), Escada jackers and Mary-Kate Olsen.
The Fish and Chips, Twice Please?! exhibition is clearly so powerful that Sabinna that a a graceful out-of-body experience is no big deal. Here she is on the gallery floor of the Museumsquartier in Vienna. A guard’s role should not be to protect the artwork but to protect its visitors from the extreme, rolling-around-on-the-ground effect that art can have on them. This splendid photo of Sabinna single-handedly kicks the shit out of all the typical hip lean, leg cross, duck face poses you see online. Note to the two-leggers, you can still lay on the ground and look devilishly feminine and stylish. Try it sometime. Check out the other ways in which Sabinna is awesome on her cool blog Broken Cookies (great name, by the way). Photo by David Reischer
