Highlights
"Per Never At Home, lo spazio urbano inutilizzato è l’epicentro della cultura" by Alessia Imprescia (Nov, 2025)
“Die junge Wiener Kunstszene ist international und brummt wie nie. Das Erfolgskonzept? Die kleine Szene ist gut vernetzt.” Almuth Spiegler (Oct, 2024)
“Publicamos una entrevista con la artista española en el marco de su residencia en Never At Home, donde presentó la instalación “Frequency Debris”, una serie de esculturas compuestas por antenas radiofónicas de segunda mano.” by Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores (Aug, 2025)
POUSH (Paris) at NeverAtHome for Vienna Art Week
“We meet the team behind the art initiative that transforms vacant sites for temporary artistic use. Among these is the Funkhaus, a former radio building of Austria’s national broadcaster, ORF.” by Alexei Korolyov (Nov, 2024)
NeverAtHome Shirts – Special Artist Editions created in collaboration with our in-house artists. The first edition features Florine Imo.
- Mélanie Scheiner
At NeverAtHome, Mélanie will develop The New Neurasthetics, an ongoing research project unfolding through residency and exhibition. Working in collaboration with Vienna-based artists, and drawing on the radiophonic history of the Funkhaus and the city's psychiatric legacy, the project explores the interplay between sound, language, somatics, and nervous states.
Exhibition Opening: 29th of May
- Room Tone
ROOM TONE
Opening 29 may 5-9pm
Room Tone explores the relationships between acoustic phenomena – sound, speech, frequencies, vibrations – and somatic and nervous states. Conceived as an exercise, the exhibition unfolds throughout a defunct gym deep beneath the Funkhaus, playing on the myriad connotations of the word tone. Room Tone is the first iteration of The New Neurasthetics, an ongoing curatorial research project examining the contemporary resurgence of the nervous system as a cultural and somatic paradigm.
"Per Never At Home, lo spazio urbano inutilizzato è l’epicentro della cultura" by Alessia Imprescia (Nov, 2025)
“Die junge Wiener Kunstszene ist international und brummt wie nie. Das Erfolgskonzept? Die kleine Szene ist gut vernetzt.” Almuth Spiegler (Oct, 2024)
“Publicamos una entrevista con la artista española en el marco de su residencia en Never At Home, donde presentó la instalación “Frequency Debris”, una serie de esculturas compuestas por antenas radiofónicas de segunda mano.” by Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores (Aug, 2025)
POUSH (Paris) at NeverAtHome for Vienna Art Week
“We meet the team behind the art initiative that transforms vacant sites for temporary artistic use. Among these is the Funkhaus, a former radio building of Austria’s national broadcaster, ORF.” by Alexei Korolyov (Nov, 2024)
NeverAtHome Shirts – Special Artist Editions created in collaboration with our in-house artists. The first edition features Florine Imo.
- Mélanie Scheiner
At NeverAtHome, Mélanie will develop The New Neurasthetics, an ongoing research project unfolding through residency and exhibition. Working in collaboration with Vienna-based artists, and drawing on the radiophonic history of the Funkhaus and the city's psychiatric legacy, the project explores the interplay between sound, language, somatics, and nervous states.
Exhibition Opening: 29th of May
- Room Tone
ROOM TONE
Opening 29 may 5-9pm
Room Tone explores the relationships between acoustic phenomena – sound, speech, frequencies, vibrations – and somatic and nervous states. Conceived as an exercise, the exhibition unfolds throughout a defunct gym deep beneath the Funkhaus, playing on the myriad connotations of the word tone. Room Tone is the first iteration of The New Neurasthetics, an ongoing curatorial research project examining the contemporary resurgence of the nervous system as a cultural and somatic paradigm.
"Per Never At Home, lo spazio urbano inutilizzato è l’epicentro della cultura" by Alessia Imprescia (Nov, 2025)
“Die junge Wiener Kunstszene ist international und brummt wie nie. Das Erfolgskonzept? Die kleine Szene ist gut vernetzt.” Almuth Spiegler (Oct, 2024)
“Publicamos una entrevista con la artista española en el marco de su residencia en Never At Home, donde presentó la instalación “Frequency Debris”, una serie de esculturas compuestas por antenas radiofónicas de segunda mano.” by Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores (Aug, 2025)
POUSH (Paris) at NeverAtHome for Vienna Art Week
“We meet the team behind the art initiative that transforms vacant sites for temporary artistic use. Among these is the Funkhaus, a former radio building of Austria’s national broadcaster, ORF.” by Alexei Korolyov (Nov, 2024)
NeverAtHome Shirts – Special Artist Editions created in collaboration with our in-house artists. The first edition features Florine Imo.
- Mélanie Scheiner
At NeverAtHome, Mélanie will develop The New Neurasthetics, an ongoing research project unfolding through residency and exhibition. Working in collaboration with Vienna-based artists, and drawing on the radiophonic history of the Funkhaus and the city's psychiatric legacy, the project explores the interplay between sound, language, somatics, and nervous states.
Exhibition Opening: 29th of May
- Room Tone
ROOM TONE
Opening 29 may 5-9pm
Room Tone explores the relationships between acoustic phenomena – sound, speech, frequencies, vibrations – and somatic and nervous states. Conceived as an exercise, the exhibition unfolds throughout a defunct gym deep beneath the Funkhaus, playing on the myriad connotations of the word tone. Room Tone is the first iteration of The New Neurasthetics, an ongoing curatorial research project examining the contemporary resurgence of the nervous system as a cultural and somatic paradigm.
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Never At Home is an independent platform for contemporary art operating locally and internationally. Through studio spaces, exhibitions, workshops, and residencies, it supports artists and curators while fostering exchange across disciplines. The organization activates underused spaces as sites for research, production, and public encounter. As a non-commercial association, Never At Home is sustained through the support of its community.
Never At Home organizes a four-week residency in Vienna for international visual artists, curators, and writers. Participants are selected through open calls or by invitation. The program fosters exchange between local and international practitioners, offering space for research, dialogue, and experimentation. The residency culminates in a public presentation of the resident’s work as part of a monthly event series.