2024

The annual online auction of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, in cooperation with Dorotheum Vienna, takes place for the tenth time in 2024. The proceeds support students of the Academy facing challenging life circumstances through the Mental Health Fund, Support Fund, and 2nd Year Scholarship. Additionally, a part of the proceeds benefits the initiatives tralalobe and solidarity matters, which support refugees in Austria.

More information and registration at http://www.kinderunikunst.atRegistration starts on Monday, June 25, 2024, until 11 am.

The Academy of Fine Arts Vienna will be present at the Best Fair Vienna from March 7 - 10, 2024 and will cosult people who are interested in studying at the Academy.

The Academy of Fine Arts Vienna presents current research projects from the natural sciences and technologies in art, artistic research as well as conservation and restoration in the historic Theophil Hansen building on Schillerplatz. The Paintings Gallery is open from 7 to 10 p.m. and admission is free.

Call for participation to students from all institutes of the Academy!

The workshop with Sara Hassan is for BIPoC.

Information and counselling on study program, application and admission exam for the Diploma program in Fine Arts. No portfolio feedback! Q&A in English and German.

The Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, together with the BMKÖS and the Hubert Winter Gallery, invites you to the award ceremony of the Birgit Jürgenssen Prize 2024 in the auditorium of the historic Academy building on Schillerplatz.

Information and counselling on study program, application and admission exam for the Diploma program in Fine Arts. No portfolio feedback! Q&A in English and German.

The non-profit Viennese association CHANGES for women and cabaret artist Berni Wagner invite you to a big benefit gala. With Malarina, Maria Muhar, Schwesta Ebra and Christoph Fritz, a delicious selection from the current Austrian cabaret scene will be served.

Sentiment analysis entails the widespread surveillance of users posts and actions to determine how they feel. This talk outlines the importance of early and mid-20th century studies of women workers and internees in U.S. WWII internment camps to the rise of sentiment analysis.