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The gallerist duo on their radical move, and why the Austrian capital deserves a place on the global art map

Croy Nielsen: ‘Moving from Berlin to Vienna was energizing and very fruitful’ 

Most gallery owners tend to gravitate towards established art hubs. In 2016, Berlin-based Henrikke Nielsen and Oliver Croy bucked the trend and relocated to Vienna. What they found there was a rich, vibrant art scene – and a fresh start.<a href="https://www.artbasel.com/catalog/gallery/2705/Croy-Nielsen" target="_blank">Croy Nielsen</a>&nbsp;will exhibit in the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.artbasel.com/basel/exhibitors#27408" target="_blank">Feature</a>&nbsp;sector at Art Basel in Basel 2019.Camera and edit: treat.agency Production: Art Basel&nbsp;

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