Events

The series is perceived as an open drawing class. Drawing understood as a tool to act emancipatory and politically, to share intersectional art and everyday life experiences.

Workshop

The series is perceived as an open drawing class. Drawing understood as a tool to act emancipatory and politically, to share intersectional art and everyday life experiences.

Workshop

The Gender and Space Workshops explore and develop approaches to intervene in, question or rework spatial orders, which are always also gender orders. The first workshop will be held by Anne Glassner.

Workshop

The series is perceived as an open drawing class. Drawing understood as a tool to act emancipatory and politically, to share intersectional art and everyday life experiences.

Workshop

An exhibition of the Studio Art and Photography.

Exhibition

Lecture by Dr. Joshua Simon (Israel) organized by the Studio for Post-conceptual Art Practices/Prof. Marina Gržinić.

Lecture

The series is perceived as an open drawing class. Drawing understood as a tool to act emancipatory and politically, to share intersectional art and everyday life experiences.

Workshop

Application period: February 1–28th, 2023
Beginning of studies: October 1st, 2023

Info meeting

The series is perceived as an open drawing class. Drawing understood as a tool to act emancipatory and politically, to share intersectional art and everyday life experiences.

Workshop

An exhibition of the Studio Art and Photography.

Opening

As part of the IBK Lecture Series 22/23, organized by the Studio Expanded Pictorial Space-Action/Sculpture/Installation, Judith Huemer and Tobias Pilz.

Lecture

The series is perceived as an open drawing class. Drawing understood as a tool to act emancipatory and politically, to share intersectional art and everyday life experiences.

Workshop

Dr. Tjasa Kancler, Barcelona, Spain within the frame of the IBK Lecture Series, organized by the studio for Post-conceptual Art Practices.

Lecture

The series is perceived as an open drawing class. Drawing understood as a tool to act emancipatory and politically, to share intersectional art and everyday life experiences.

Workshop

Poetry Slam: Ahmed Naief I Carpet Concert: Seba Kayan & Çağrı Özyürek I Food & Talk

Closing event

Muslim*Contemporary sees itself as a multidisciplinary, participatory and dialogical festival that aims to reflect on the place of Muslim communities' participation in society through art, education and dialogue. The aim is to create spaces where important social discourses can be reflected and negotiated through representation.

Prinzenbad ist ein Debüt von Ozan Zakariya Keskinkılıç, in dem es um die Beziehungen von Erinnerung und Sprache, von Raum, Körper und Glaube geht. In the frame of MUSLIM*CONTEMPORARY 2022.

Reading

Two workshops in de Frane of MUSLIM*CONTEMPORARY 2022

Workshops

with Alireza Daryanavard (Theatre Collective Hybrid), Ines Mahmoud (Salam Oida), Erkan İnan (AusARTen | Munich), Hannan Salamat (not_your_bubble | Zurich), Simonida Selimović, (Romano Svato) (requested), Moderation: Anahita Neghabat.

Majlis

For the exhibition Teach Nature, students of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna have explored the significance of nature for art production. Their works have been inspired by visits to Austrian national parks as well as interviews with scientists and caretakers in the parks.

Exhibition

In the two-and-a-half-hour workshop, journalist Fabian Goldmann explains how some of his colleagues repeatedly manage to turn even the most committed democrats into extremists.

Workshop

Panel with Carla Bobadilla-Jeria (Decolonizing in Vienna), Danijela Cicvarić (Romano Centro), Arnon Hampe (Jewish Museum Hohenems), Tobias Herzberg (Schauspielhaus Wien), Hannan Salamat (Coalition for Pluralistic Public Discourse), Anne Wiederhold-Daryanavard (Brunnenpassage / Bunker-16).
Moderation: Ramazan Yıldız

Discussion

Muslim*Contemporary sees itself as a multidisciplinary, participatory and dialogical festival that aims to reflect on the place of Muslim communities' participation in society through art, education and dialogue.

Opening

An exhibition in cooperation with the KUNSTHAUS WIEN. For the exhibition Teach Nature, students of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna have explored the significance of nature for art production.

Exhibition

Performance in the context of the Vienna Week.

Performance

For the exhibition Teach Nature, students of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna have explored the significance of nature for art production. Their works have been inspired by visits to Austrian national parks as well as interviews with scientists and caretakers in the parks.

Guide

For the exhibition Teach Nature, students of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna have explored the significance of nature for art production. Their works have been inspired by visits to Austrian national parks as well as interviews with scientists and caretakers in the parks.

Opening

A group exhibition of Francis Ruyter’s class for Figurative Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.

Exhibition

This festival is the outcome of collaboration between “Smashing Wor(l)ds: Cultural Practices for re/Imagining & un/Learning Vocabularies” of kulturen in bewegung (Main coordination of the project); Stiftung Inna Przestrzeń [Other Space] (Poland); BOZAR - Centre for Fine Arts Brussels (Belgium); Associated Partners are: Africa Museum (Belgium), Afro Rainbow Austria [ARA], Queer Base, Vienna, Silent University Graz, and Students of the Post-Conceptual Art Practices Studio [PCAP] at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.

Festival

In the course of a cooperation with the Academy of Fine Arts, students and graduates of the Contextual Painting class under the direction of Ashley Hans Scheirl were invited to highlight the queer and intersectional diversity of the Kunsthistorisches Museum.

Interventions