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Sep 11, 2025
Closing Time of the Paintings Gallery
Due to exhibition set-up, the Paintings Gallery will be closed from 8 September to 2 October.
Paintings Gallery
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Disconnective Cartographies, Connective Memories
A lecture by John Njenga Karugia, organized by Noit Banai, Professor of Diaspora Aesthtics, Art Theory and Cultural Studies.
Lecture and Film Screening
Schillerplatz/ M13a
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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Diaspora in Speculation
A lecture by Regina Kanyu Wang, organized by Noit Banai, Professor for Diaspora Aesthetics, Institute for Art Theory and Cultural Studies, and Lydia Nsiah.
Lecture
Schillerplatz/ M13a
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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Presentation and discussion of the book Philosophie und Rassismus. Debatten und Kontroversen (2025)
In cooperation with Polylog: Journal for Intercultural Philosophy, organized by the Institute for Art Theory and Cultural Studies.
Book presentation and talk
Schillerplatz/ M13a
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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Lectures for Future
Lecture series in the summer semester of 2026. Lectures for Future (L4F) is an interdisciplinary lecture series offered at various Austrian universities since the winter semester of 2019. In the L4F, researchers provide insights into their current scientific and artistic work on the topics of the climate crisis and sustainable development.
Lecture series
Various locations
Fine Arts
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Morphologies of the Fashion Body
Lecutre by Monica Titton as part of the Subject-Specific Introduction of the Design and Education major of the Institute for Education in the Arts.
Lecture
Karl-Schweighofer-Gasse/ 3.06
Education in the Arts
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Kritische Selbstverständnisse. Ein Podium zum Stand der Kunstwissenschaft
Talk with Sebastian Hammerschmidt, Isabelle Lindermann, Lotte Püttmann, Thorsten Schneider, Ruth Sonderegger, organized from the Institute of Art Theory and Cultural Studies.
Book launch
Schillerplatz/ M13a
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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Volkswagen Stiftung | NEXT – "Dual Use" of Ideas and Concepts from the Humanities and Social Sciences
Concepts from the humanities and social sciences often have an impact far beyond academia. But what happens when theories and conceptual frameworks are decontextualised and used for purposes other than those originally intended? Through this call for proposals, the Foundation supports research on such 'dual use' effects and explores how the transfer of ideas from academia into political and ideological contexts takes place.
Deadline 6.10.2026, 14 h