Events

How contemporary sculpture is made, discussed, and interpreted—and how its complex material, spatial, situational, and thematic relationships are understood—are just starting points for the wide-ranging conversations that unfold within each studio at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. 

Symposium

A research exchange program between Austria and Sweden, initiated by Prof. Dr. Marina Gržinić (Academy of Fine Arts Vienna) in collaboration with the International Office of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, Erasmus Plus Program, the Ludwig Boltzmann Gesellschaft (LBG), and the Sigmund Freud Private University, Vienna, through its Interdisciplinary Research Center on Islam and Muslims in Europe (IFIME).

Conference

Das Thema des diesjährigen Symposiums lautet: Ausbildung im Bereich Animationsfilm in Österreich. Eine Bestandsaufnahme. Die Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien wird durch Mag. Thomas Renoldner und Julia Wiesiollek vertreten.

Symposium

Coordinated by Professor Marina Gržinić, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, and Professor Claudia Tazreiter, REMESO REMESO /Division of Migration, Ethnicity and Society/Linköping University, Norrköping, Sweden

Workshop

This symposium is part of the Ludic Method lecture series. The symposium is supported by the research project Conviviality as Potentiality (2021-2025), funded by Austrian Science Fund FWF: AR 679.

Conference

Muslim*Contemporary sees itself as a multidisciplinary, participatory and dialogical festival that aims to reflect on the place of Muslim communities' participation in society through art, education and dialogue. The aim is to create spaces where important social discourses can be reflected and negotiated through representation.

Conference on Art and Culture from the Ex-YU Artists, Curators and Cultural Workers in Austria.

Conference

Participants : Ruth Beckermann, Collectif Mémoire Coloniale et Lutte contre les Discriminations: Geneviève Kaninda, Tony Kokou Sampson, Kalvin Soiresse Njall, Nejra Čengić,  Marina Gržinić, Araba Evelyn Johnston-Arthur, Sophie Lillie, Pedro Monaville, Max Silverman, Shirley Anne Tate, Šefik Tatlić, Sophie Uitz, Gloria Wekker, Ruth Wodak and Markus Rheindorf

Concept : Marina Gržinić and Sophie Uitz
Technical and organizing support : Valerija Zabret und Ruth Kager
Project team : Sophie Uitz and Šefik Tatlić
Head of the project : Marina Gržinić

Symposium on the silencing of colonialism, anti-Semitism, and contemporary turbo-fascist nationalism in Belgium, Austria, and former Yugoslavia. Re-examining counter-memory and counter-history projects, interventions, and processes of resistance in order to open up spaces for new directions in politics, futurity, and collective struggles.

This symposium is organized as part of the arts and theory based research project »Genealogy of Amnesia: Rethinking the Past for a New Future of Conviviality«, funded by the Austrian Science Fund FWF, project number AR439 (2018-2020). https://archiveofamnesia.akbild.ac.at/

Symposium

Lectures, Panel Discussion, Exhibition

The project New practices of social movement and its transformative potential after the Gezi Park protests in Istanbul will be analyzed with lectures, a panel discussion and an exhibition.

The event is organized by the Conceptual Art study program at the Institute of Fine Arts at the Academy.

Contributions by Foti Benlisoy, Çetin Gürer, Hakan Gürses, Zeynep Tül Akbal Süalp, Göksun Yazıcı

Concept: Marina Gržinić with  Betül Küpeli, Cansu Berksan, Esra Özmen, Songül Sönmez, Reha Refik Taşcı and Onur Serdar.

A collaboration between the Institute for Education in the Arts/Fashions and Styles (IKL) and Postconceptual Art (PCAP)/Institute for Fine Arts (IBK).
Dates:
24.06.2015: 15.00 – 20.30 h
25.06.2015: 17.00 – 20.15 h

Symposium

Curated and moderated by F. Pomassl. Organized by Soundlab, Institute of Fine Arts and Anna Ceeh (Doctoral candidate at Art Theory and Cultural Studies) in association with IKT.

Symposium