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We congratulate Judith Huemer on receiving the Cultural Award of the Province of Upper Austria for Photography.

This year, the Academy of Fine Arts is showing solidarity with "Orange the World" by displaying orange flags at the entrance of the main building at Schillerplatz. With this participation, we want to publicly position ourselves against all forms of gender-based violence.

Robert Gabris studied Scenography at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna from 2010–2014 and Costume and Set Design at the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava (2006–2010).

Information on the holiday opening hours of the contemporary exhibitions, the exhibition of the Art Collections and the service facilities of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna:

We congratulate Carola Dertnig, Professor of Performing Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, on receiving the Recognition Award of the Province of Lower Austria.

Maruša Sagadin studied Performing Arts and Sculpture with Monica Bonvicini at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna from 2005 to 2010, where she worked as an assistant professor from 2012 to 2017.

The Conference of the Chairs of the Senates of Austrian Universities urgently warns of the budgetary emergency situation that is looming.

The senate chairs of the Austrian universities are alarmed at the brutality and aggression with which the Iranian regime is confronting the demonstrators and the people of Iran.

The exhibition Next Generation is aimed at young artists and students from eight art schools, art academies and university programs for visual arts.

for November 2022 date please send by mail to studienabteilung@akbild.ac.at

We congratulate Elisabeth von Samsonow on winning the 1st prize of the Schiele Award, endowed with 5000€.

The artist and former academy professor of Figurative Painting, Silke Otto-Knapp, died in Los Angeles after a long serious illness at the age of 52.

The Austrian Universities Conference (uniko) is shocked by the continuing brutal violence of the Iranian regime against students, professors and civil society and attempts to surpress any protest from the start.

We look forward to the future cooperation with:

At this point, the Rectorate of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna vehemently points out the urgent need for additional financing of the Austrian universities. Since the beginning of the drastic price increases, the Academy has also been waiting for a clear signal from the Ministry to cover the additional costs of maintaining a functioning university. We do not want to leave the current situation without comment and inform members of the Academy as well as the wider public about the drastic nature of the situation.

After a student competition in cooperation with the Sound labor under the direction of Franz Pomassl, the concept of Luisali Theisen convinced the jury the most for a corporate sound, which was announced in connection with the new visual appearance of the Academy for various digital applications.

We warmly welcome Tizza Covi (Univ.prof. §99 Art and Film at IBK), Romana Hagyo (Univ.prof. §99 Gender & Space at IBK), IJsbrand Hummelen (Univ.prof. §99 at IKR), Alastair Mackinven (Univ.prof. §98 Figurative Painting at IBK) and Ines Weizman (Univ.prof. §99 Architectural Theory and Design (HTC) at IKA) to the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna!

Within the framework of the BIP (Blended Intensive Programme) funded by the EU and supported by the International Office of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.

Tizza Covi will take over the professorship of art and film from October 2022. The Austrian film Vera by the Vienna-based directing duo Tizza Covi and Rainer Frimmel has won two awards in the Orizzonti supporting track at the 79th Venice Film Festival. The film received the award for best director.