Künstlerhaus Salzburg, Historic artist's house in Nonntal, Austria.
Künstlerhaus Salzburg is a heritage-protected building in the Nonntal district that houses exhibition galleries and artist studios. The spaces are arranged across multiple levels and accommodate contemporary art shows alongside the daily work of resident creators.
The building was completed in 1885 through a lottery initiative that funded its construction. Archduke Ludwig Victor's support helped establish what became a lasting space for artists in the city.
The name reflects its role as a working space for artists who have occupied it for generations. Today visitors can observe how creators from different artistic disciplines use and share these spaces with their exhibitions and studio practice.
The building is located at Hellbrunner Straße 3 and offers free admission to exhibitions. A vegetarian bistro called Tula serves food and drinks during your visit.
Most of the studios in the building are reserved for members of the Salzburg Art Association and available through renewable three-year terms. This arrangement allows artists to establish themselves over an extended period and develop their practices.
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