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Teaching assignment for WHW at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
The Academy of Fine Arts Vienna welcomes the curatorial collective What, How & for Whom (WHW) as guest lecturers in a curatorial project with students.
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Exhibition by Marina Gržinić in Poland: Dissident Histories. Insurgent Futurities.
From October 8 to December 15, 2024, Marina Gržinić, Professor of Art and Intervention | Concept at the Institute of Fine Arts, is showing an exhibition in Gdańsk (PL). There will also be a conference on October 9th. -
New colleagues – winter term 2024/25 update
We look forward to the future cooperation with:
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New professor for Architectural Design as of 1.10.: Thilo Folkerts
We warmly welcome Thilo Folkerts (Univ.prof. Architectural Design (platform GLC), Institute for Art and Architecture) to the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna!
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New professors for Univ.prof. Architectural Theory and Architectural Design as of 1.10.: Cornelia Escher und Lars Fischer
We warmly welcome Cornelia Escher and Lars Fischer (Univ.prof. Architectural Theory and Architectural Design HTC, Institute for Art and Architecture) to the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna!
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New professor for Diaspora Aesthetics as of 1.10.: Noit Banai
We warmly welcome Noit Banai (Univ.prof. Diaspora Aesthetics, Institute for Art Theory and Cultural Studies) to the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna!
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New professors for Gender & Space / Design as of 1.10.: Petra Hlaváčková and Nicole Sabella
We warmly welcome Petra Hlaváčková and Nicole Sabella (Univ.prof. Gender & Space / Design, Institute for Art and Architecture) to the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna!
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Die Akademie trauert um Ernst Steiner (1935-2024)
Ernst Steiner verstarb am Samstag, dem 7. September 2024, in Wien. Er studierte von 1955 bis 1959 Malerei an der Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien bei S. Pauser und A. P. Gütersloh. Von 1990 bis 2000 war er Lehrbeauftragter in der Meisterklasse Friedensreich Hundertwasser.
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"Weisser Fleck" - an artistic research project by IKA, INTK, and the Dusts Institute
Weißer Fleck (Blind Spot) is an innovative artistic research project that is now on display on the façade of a Gemeindebau in Heiligenstadt, Vienna. This project is a long term collaborative effort (since 2021) between the Insitute for Art and Architecture, the Institute of Natural Sciences and Technology in the Arts and The Dusts Institute. It represents an intersection of artistic research, architecture, and geomicrobiology. The project was supported by KÖR and is an integral part of the research at Academy under the title 'Epidermitecture'.
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"Pass Egal Wahl" at the Academy
Who would you vote for if you were eligible to vote? In the "Pass Egal Wahl" organized by SOS Mitmensch, everyone can (symbolically) cast their vote - their passport does not matter! There are numerous public polling stations in all federal states, and many schools are also involved in the initiative. As part of this, the Academy of Fine Arts is holding the first university-internal Pass Egal Wahl in Austria.
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Welcome to Winter semester 2024/25
As the new semester, which begins on October 1, draws closer, we have put together some important information about the start of the semester. Below you will find a compact overview of dates, links and contacts related to studying.
We wish all new and returning students, teachers and staff a successful, exciting winter semester at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna! -
Online Admission to Study in Winter semester 2024 now open
Online pre-registration is required for the admission to study at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna from
September 2 – October 31, 2024.
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Christiana Perschon is the Erste Bank Art Prize winner 2024
Perschon is a graduate and employee of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.
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Julia Haugeneder receives the Cultural Prize of Lower Austria
Julia Haugeneder receives the recognition award in the "Visual Arts" category. She is honored for her engagement with the art scene in Lower Austria and her regular participation in exhibitions.
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Study: Fungi and lichens pose deadly threat to 5,000-year-old rock art
Biological processes contribute to the erosion of stone carvings in the Israeli Negev Desert - this was discovered by an international research team around Katja Sterflinger and Laura Rabbachin from the Institute of Natural Sciences and Technology in the Art (INTK), Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.
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Congratulations: Paula Maya Strunden and Sophia Rohwetter awarded for their theses
The Award for Scientific Works 2023/24 is awarded to Paula Maya Strunden for her dissertation (IKA). The Honorary Award goes to Sophia Rohwetter for her dissertation (MA in Critical Studies).
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Stefanie Wuschitz and Patrícia Reis nominated for the S+T+ARTS Prize
Stefanie Wuschitz (Institute for Education in the Arts) and Patrícia Reis were nominated this year for the prestigious S+T+ARTS Prize. Their project Clay PCB: Eco-Feminist Decolonial Hardware is one of the artist-based outcomes of the PEEK Project (AR580) Feminist Hacking: Building Circuits as an Artistic Practice hosted by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.
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Award winners 2023/24
For the academic year 2023/24, the Academy will award the following prizes to distinguished graduates and students:
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First UNIQA Art Prize 2024 goes to Emma Hummerhielm Carlén
In cooperation with UNIQA, the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna is awarding the UNIQA Art Prize, which is endowed with 15.000 Euro, for the first time. This makes it one of the most highly endowed prizes for young artists in Austria. It goes to Emma Hummerhielm Carlén, a sculptor who is able to explore spaces in an extremely differentiated way and who convinced the jury members with her formally precise, minimal and powerful works. The prizewinner's exhibition will open in February 2025 in the foyer of the UNIQA Tower in Vienna.
