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Under the umbrella term Exhibit, the exhibition area of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna is concerned with enabling teachers, students and alumnae_i to engage in diverse practices of exhibiting, as well as to reflect on exhibitions as a medium. With the program of its three exhibition spaces, the exhibition area of the Academy strives to operate at the interface of academic teaching and exhibition practice. At the same time, it presents the Academy’s contemporary production of knowledge and art to the general public.

Exhibit Gallery

Exhibit Gallery at Schillerplatz hosts graduation presentations as well as projects engaging with contemporary themes of discourse at the Academy and current trends in contemporary art. Efforts are made to ensure that projects develop out of the teaching processes of the institutes and departments and/or involve deliberate collaboration across historical periods to link the collections with contemporary academic art production. The exhibition committee selects one exhibition per semester through a call.

Exhibition Committee

Aristide Antonas
Christian Azzouni (ÖH)
Ingeborg Erhart
Astrid Exner
Sabine Folie
Doris Guth
Michael Höpfner
Yein Lee
Claudia Lomoschitz
Almira Kanbur (ÖH)
Sofie Mathoi
Annette Südbeck (external)
Nadim Vardag (external)

Exhibit Studio

Exhibit Studio at Schillerplatz is the exhibition space allocated to students of the Academy. Students can exchange ideas across different departments, test out various exhibition formats and gather practical experience by producing exhibitions.

Exhibit Eschenbachgasse

Exhibit Eschenbachgasse offers teachers and researchers at the Academy the opportunity to use the exhibition space for their projects for a maximum of three weeks. The space thus sees itself as a field of experimentation for an expanded teaching and research practice and brings exhibition making into view as a special artistic field of action. Exhibit Eschenbachgasse is also used for collaborative projects with institutions during lecture-free periods. Exhibit Eschenbachgasse is not available for external projects or alumni of the academy.

Upcoming events

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    Opening: Blut und Kaffee / Blood and Coffe

    The exhibition curated by Marianne Vlaschits and Mariana Lemos, brings together works by international and local artists engaging with non-normative embodiment, illness, and disability aesthetics.

    Exhibition opening

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    Schillerplatz

    Exhibit Gallery

  • Rosa-Johan Uddoh: 33 Black History Months and Counting

    A performance by Rosa-Johan Uddoh as part of the exhibition Blut und Kaffee / Blood and Coffee.

    Performance

    Schillerplatz

    Exhibit Gallery

  • Lecture by Clemens J. Setz

    A lecture by Clemens J. Setz as part of the exhibition Blut und Kaffee / Blood and Coffee.

    Lecture

    Schillerplatz

    Exhibit Gallery

  • Performance by JJJJJerome Ellis

    A performance by JJJJJerome Ellis as part of the exhibition Blut und Kaffee / Blood and Coffee.

    Performance

    Schillerplatz

    Exhibit Gallery

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    Blut und Kaffee / Blood and Coffee

    Blut und Kaffee / Blood and Coffee, curated by Mariana Lemos and Marianne Vlaschits, brings together local and international artists working across disability, illness, embodiment and disembodiment.

    Exhibition

    Schillerplatz

    Exhibit Gallery

    Eva Egermann, „Halt dich fern, aber halt mich (mit Texten von Ianina Ilitcheva)“ • 2020 •
Transparente und Plakate im öffentlichen Raum Wiens • Karlsplatz, 1040 Wien •
Kunsthalle Wien in Kooperation mit Kaleidoskop 2020 • Textnachweis: Ianina Ilitcheva, 183
Tage, 2015 (Kremayr & Scheriau) • Foto: Eva Egermann