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The Academy of Fine Arts Vienna (German: Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien) is a public art school in Vienna, Austria.
The Competition of Competitions: Summer School 2024.
The Vienna Academy of Fine Arts continued to exist from 1938 to 1945 and still exists today. After the Nazi take over of power in Austria in 1938 there were, of course, changes implemented in the school, the most notable one, a complete purge of all personnel and students that were Jewish or known to be politically anti-Nazi.
The Academy of Fine Arts Vienna is a public university with more than 1500 students and a faculty of about 300 offering opportunities for study, artistic and scholarly research and artistic practice in the fields of fine arts, art teachers’ training (education in the arts), architecture, scenography, sconservation and restoration, art history ...
All applicants will be notified by e-mail and the list of applicants admitted to study at the Academy of Fine Arts will be published on the Academy's notice board. Contact: Institute for Fine Arts: office_ibk@akbild.ac.at
Academy of Fine Arts, Picture Gallery. The Picture Gallery in the building erected by Theophil Hansen on Vienna's Schillerplatz is home to outstanding works by old masters from across several centuries of art history.
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History. 1688 Peter Strudel, court and chamber painter to Emperor Leopold I, opened a private academy. 1692 Earliest mention of the Academy's official recognition by the Emperor - it is thus the oldest art academy in Central Europe. Lessons were held in Peter Strudel's private residence near Währinger Straße.
