Exhibitions / Events

Curated by Ingeborg Erhart and Sofie Mathoi

Exhibition

The exhibition and educational project Soundscapes of Intersectional Encounters: Exploring Identity Through Sound deals with the production of sound – from popular and artistic music productions to oral narratives – which are identity-forming for diasporas and intersectional communities.

Exhibition

Three teachers and educators, curators and artists: Janine Jembere, Zehra Baraçkılıç, and Ruby Sircar will talk about voices, sound, music, lyrics, creating audible texts and discussing the possibilities of teaching emotions as academic techniques and accepting didactics to be still colonized – how to change them? And is it possible to teach non-linear narratives? 

The exhibition and educational project Soundscapes of Intersectional Encounters: Exploring Identity Through Sound deals with the production of sound – from popular and artistic music productions to oral narratives – which are identity-forming for diasporas and intersectional communities.

Opening

Bordering Plants is an exhibition curated by Carmen Lael Hines, Adam Hudec and Roberto Majano which considers, through diverse research-oriented works, plants as objects, typologies and taxonomies.

Exhibition

RESOLVE Collective talk about the project What The Wild Things Are and take visitors on a "walkshop" through Vienna's urban wilderness.
Meeting point is in the exhibition Bordering Plants at Exhibit Gallery.

Exhibition tour with the art information of the Exhibit Gallery about the exhibition Bordering Plants. 
Free admission
The tour will be held in German.

Guided Tour

Exhibition tour with the art information of the Exhibit Gallery about the exhibition "Bordering Plants". 
Free admission
The tour will be held in German.

Guided Tour

A performative lecture by the Institute for Postnatural Studies.

Performance

Exhibition tour with the art information of the Exhibit Gallery in the exhibition "Bordering Plants". Free admission
The tour will be held in English.

Guided Tour

The bio-patina collection workshop is orchestrated by Dusts Institute, in collaboration with Professor Michelle Howard of IKA and Professor Katja Sterflinger of INTK. Dusts Institute (Vienna, AT) is an interdisciplinary research platform and community agency based in Vienna, Austria.

Workshop

Bordering Plants is an exhibition curated by Carmen Lael Hines, Adam Hudec and Roberto Majano which considers, through diverse research-oriented works, plants as objects, typologies and taxonomies.

Opening

Keynote Lecture

Since 2017, the mentoring program, as a support platform for young artists at the Academy, has offered graduates the opportunity to gain diverse insights into the art world and practical knowledge for developing a professional artistic career by working with a mentor.

Exhibition

Discussing: Barbara Horvath, art historian and curator Kunst Haus Wien, and Vanessa Joan Müller, art historian, curator and lecturer TU Vienna with Ingeborg Erhart, Vice Rector for Art and Teaching, and Barbara Pflanzner, Program Coordinator Mentoring Program Art. An event in context of the exhibition Recasted Relations. Graduates of the Mentoring Program Art.

Talk

Exhibition

18h: Performance by Sara Lanner and Johanna Nielson

Opening

An exhibition curated by Francesca Romana Audretsch and Lotti Brockmann with contributions by: Black Power Naps (Fannie Sosa & Niv Acosta), Mustafa Emin Büyükcoşkun & Osman Özarslan, Hannah Cooke, Emil Frederking & Lisa Starmans, Stella Geppert, Inside Job (Ula Lucińska & Michał Knychaus), Jannis Neumann, Cristina Díaz Moreno & Efrén García Grinda, Unstable Bodies (Christian Freude, Christina Jauernik, Johann Lurf, Jonathan Moser, Fabian Puttinger, Rüdiger Suppin), Anna Watzinger

Exhibition

Performance by Stella Geppert

Performance