Experience Pieter Claesz’s masterpieces digitally at Ars Electronica Deep Space in Linz.
Image: © Michael Stanzer


The exhibition centres on three works by the artist (1597/98–1660), who is regarded as one of the most significant figures in 17th-century still-life painting.
A particular highlight of the exhibition is its innovative digital approach: high-resolution digital scans allow visitors to interactively explore the finest details and delve deeply into Baroque visual language and symbolism.
In addition, several short films offer insights into the art form of still life, its historical context and Claesz’s own work. Following its Vienna premiere at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, the travelling exhibition can now be seen at the Alte Galerie of the Joanneum in Graz, after which it will be shown at the Kunst Museum Winterthur. The exhibition in Graz runs until 31 October 2026.
Experience Pieter Claesz’s masterpieces digitally at Ars Electronica Deep Space in Linz.
Image: © Michael Stanzer
A 400-year-old still life is being given a new home – right in front of the New Town Hall in Linz.