Exhibitions / Events

The exhibition Das Cathrin Pichler Archiv von RPU-Artaud-001 bis DAV-Plakate-029 is examining the written estate of curator and academic Cathrin Pichler (1946–2012). 

Exhibition

The curators Leon Hösl, Magdalena Stöger and Martina Genetti will guide through the exhibition and provide insights into their concept, the creation of the publication the exhibition is based on, the works of the exhibiting artists and the collection of the Cathrin Pichler Archive.

Guided tour

In their lecture, book designer Astrid Seme and Thomas Geiger from Mark Pezinger Books will present a selection of artists' books and talk about their close collaboration with artists, publishers and institutions and the always exciting path from the idea to the publication. 

Lecture

The curators Leon Hösl and Magdalena Stöger will guide through the exhibition and share insights into their concept, the creation of the publication the exhibition is based on, the works of the exhibiting artists and the Cathrin Pichler Archive. 

Guided tour

Susanne Neuburger, Rainer Fuchs, Kaspar Mühlemann Hartl in conversation with Felicitas Thun-Hohenstein. Welcoming in the exhibition Das Cathrin Pichler Archive von RPU-Artaud-001 bis DAV-Plakate-026, Exhibit Gallery, 18:30 h

Panel Talk

The curators Leon Hösl and Magdalena Stöger will guide through the exhibition and share insights into their concept, the creation of the publication the exhibition is based on, the works of the exhibiting artists and the Cathrin Pichler Archive.

Guided Tour

The publication Das Cathrin Pichler Archiv von RPU-Artaud-001 bis DAV-Plakate-029 (Mark Pezinger Books, 2024) is the first volume of the series Fine Companions by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.

Book presentation

The exhibition is examining the written estate of curator and academic Cathrin Pichler (1946–2012). At 17 h, a book presentation of the epynomous publication is taking place.

Opening

Silvia Eiblmayr leads through the exhibition EXHIBIT – DIVERSE AUSSTELLUNGSPRAXEN in conversation with participating artists .

Guided tour

The starting point of the discussion is the work of students in three mobile architectures designed by the artist and teacher Steffi Alte, the so-called “demoraum K”, which can be found in the exhibition.

Artist Talk

Curated by Ingeborg Erhart and Sofie Mathoi

Opening

Bookshop, discourse platform, political centre, community space: The Hopscotch Reading Room is the first book and reading space in the German-speaking world that, as an intersectional space, helps to make visible groups that have no right to speak, diaspora communities, migrant literature and unpublished political and poetic thoughts.

Lecture

We create space for communication every day, here we learn, unlearn and relearn. We try to create visibility for decolonial thinking, anti-racism, emotions and intergenerational perspectives.

Guided Tour (German)

As a project co-operation partner of the exhibition project Soundscapes of Intersectional Encounters: Exploring Identity Through Sound, D/Arts is an important contemporary input provider at a local level. The exchange between the academy, as a generator of knowledge, other cultural organisations and groups that are not at the assumed centre of a cultural landscape is exciting and will be discussed here.

Lecture

Simon Inou will help participants of the course to realize their projects as podcasts by offering an introduction to consciously using media and radio programming to create intersectional narratives and allow a rethinking and undoing of privileges that are not blessings but rather disguised hindrances to create future linearities.

Workshop