Events

An exhibition of the  studio forArt and Photography. Organized by Michael Höpfner, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, and Chen Ping, Cultural Counselor of Chinese Embassy in Austria.

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Installation by hezelschaaf (Collaboration of Cecilia Schaaf and Simon Hezel) on the KUNSTWAND in Wien Mitte The Mall. Winning project of a tender by Wien Mitte in cooperation with Univ.-Prof. Daniel Richter and the Studio for Expanded Pictorial Space of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.

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Temporary art project by students of the Studio Expanded Pictorial Space-Action/Sculpture/Installation

Performaces, concerts, installations and sculpural works

An exhibition of the Studio Art and Photography.

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For the exhibition Teach Nature, students of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna have explored the significance of nature for art production. Their works have been inspired by visits to Austrian national parks as well as interviews with scientists and caretakers in the parks.

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An exhibition in cooperation with the KUNSTHAUS WIEN. For the exhibition Teach Nature, students of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna have explored the significance of nature for art production.

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A group exhibition of Francis Ruyter’s class for Figurative Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.

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In the course of a cooperation with the Academy of Fine Arts, students and graduates of the Contextual Painting class under the direction of Ashley Hans Scheirl were invited to highlight the queer and intersectional diversity of the Kunsthistorisches Museum.

Interventions

An exhibtion of the students of the studio Expanded Pictorial Space Action/Sculpture/Installation in Public Space.

Exhibition and book presentation

For the second time, PARALLEL VIENNA EDITIONS will take place from 12.5. to 15.5. 2022 at the Atelierhaus of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, Lehárgasse 8.

The group exhibition Where is the body? arises from a collaboration in the framework of an Erasmus + Blended Intensive Program between the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, and the Estonian Academy of Arts.

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The starting point for the exhibition by the Studio Art and Photography, Martin Guttmann is Silvia Federici's book Caliban and the Witch, published in 2004. The political philosopher and activist analyses different forms of paid and unpaid reproductive labour against the background of capitalist social systems.

Ausstellung

An exhibition by students of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.

Opening hours: Saturday, Sunday and public holiday 14:00-18:00
Admission free

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