One of the founding fathers of Industrial and electronic music Gary Numan, who is – four months after the release of his twentieth solo album “Splinter ( Songs From A Broken Mind ) ” – currently on his European tour, performs in the WUK on February 22nd. Many artists and bands refer to Numan’s music, from […]
In front of the Austrian Parliament Building Dr. Karl Renner Ring 3, 1017 Vienna 2014-02-14 05:00 pm ONE BILLION RISING FOR JUSTICE is a global call to women survivors of violence and those who love them to gather safely in community outside places where they are entitled to justice – courthouses, police stations, government offices, school […]
Experienced journalists from Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania and Serbia are eligible to apply for the eighth annual Balkan Fellowship for Journalistic Excellence. For the first time this year journalists from Greece are also invited to apply and participate in the Fellowship programme. Each year, ten journalists are chosen through open competition […]
Collaborations and individual works by Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat are shown at the exhibition in Vienna-based Kunstforum until February, 2nd.
Although Jukka Isotalo and Jan Torstensson have chosen different manufacturing techniques, they both have something in common – the choice of recycled glass as their favourite material. While Torstensson leans on the classical glassblowing tradition, warming-up or …
In his permanent installation “Untitled”, Caramelle leans on his experience with duplication and mirror reflections, known from his previous site-specific works, most recently at the Art Basel (2011) or the Wexner Center for the Arts (2012).
Caramelle’s painting on the elongated side wall of the pedestrian passage spreads over eight fields, all of which are occupied by simple spatial constellations. Fields with frontal views and fields with perspectivally distorted views alternate. Depending on the direction you walk through the passage, this arrangement conveys the impression of individual parts of the wall swiveling out from the straight surface of the tunnel wall to obstruct the passer-by’s progress.
Krems: In the cellar like darkness, which hangs like a huge silk curtain in the interior of the Dominican church in Krems, the slightly unsure observer is drawn, pulled to left and right as though attached to an invisible thread between two opposing poles towards the current exhibition by Marianne Maderna – “Humanimals”. The attraction […]
One of festival’s strongest trumps is Thomas Berninger’s directorial début “Mistaken for Strangers” about the American indie-rock band the National. The audience will have the opportunity to see …
