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Outside of what I can see, framed within my window
29.5.–12.6.2026
University Library of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna at Schillerplatz

This exhibition project was developed by Nataša Ilić and Ivet Ćurlín (WHW) with the students of their two-year program at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, in close collaboration with the Kontakt Collection.

It presents four women artists whose practices explore notions of belonging and diasporic European experience: Alma Bektaš (b. 1992 in Bosnia and Herzegovina, lives in Vienna), Lana Čmajčanin (b. in 1983 in Sarajevo, lives in Vienna), Mila Panić (b. 1991 in Brčko, lives in Berlin), and Selma Selman (b. 1991 in Bihać, lives in Amsterdam and New York).

Program:

You Have No Idea: Performance by Selma Selman
Friday, 29 May 2026, 18 h, Schillerplatz

Opening of the exhibition
Friday, 29 May 2026, 19 h, University Library, Schillerplatz

Jokes: stand-up comedy by Mila Panić
Monday, 1 June 2026, 19 h, University Library, Schillerplatz

Outside of what I can see, framed within my window…: Film program
Tuesday, 2 June 2026, 18 h, Blickle Kino (Arsenalstraße 1, 1030 Vienna)
Curated by Hana Ćurak and Asija Ismailovski

More info ➡ Link in Bio!

📸1) Selma Selman, YHNI, 2016, Credits: Maria Piroski, 2) Alma Bektas, Courtesy of the Artist, 3) Lana Čmajčanin, 551.35 — Geometry of Time (detail), 2014 (2026), 4) Mila Panić, Comedy notes 7' set, photograph, 2026.

@whw_what.how.for.whom

Outside of what I can see, framed within my window
29.5.–12.6.2026
University Library of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna at Schillerplatz

This exhibition project was developed by Nataša Ilić and Ivet Ćurlín (WHW) with the students of their two-year program at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, in close collaboration with the Kontakt Collection.

It presents four women artists whose practices explore notions of belonging and diasporic European experience: Alma Bektaš (b. 1992 in Bosnia and Herzegovina, lives in Vienna), Lana Čmajčanin (b. in 1983 in Sarajevo, lives in Vienna), Mila Panić (b. 1991 in Brčko, lives in Berlin), and Selma Selman (b. 1991 in Bihać, lives in Amsterdam and New York).

Program:

You Have No Idea: Performance by Selma Selman
Friday, 29 May 2026, 18 h, Schillerplatz

Opening of the exhibition
Friday, 29 May 2026, 19 h, University Library, Schillerplatz

Jokes: stand-up comedy by Mila Panić
Monday, 1 June 2026, 19 h, University Library, Schillerplatz

Outside of what I can see, framed within my window…: Film program
Tuesday, 2 June 2026, 18 h, Blickle Kino (Arsenalstraße 1, 1030 Vienna)
Curated by Hana Ćurak and Asija Ismailovski

More info ➡ Link in Bio!

📸1) Selma Selman, YHNI, 2016, Credits: Maria Piroski, 2) Alma Bektas, Courtesy of the Artist, 3) Lana Čmajčanin, 551.35 — Geometry of Time (detail), 2014 (2026), 4) Mila Panić, Comedy notes 7' set, photograph, 2026.

@whw_what.how.for.whom

Outside of what I can see, framed within my window
29.5.–12.6.2026
University Library of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna at Schillerplatz

This exhibition project was developed by Nataša Ilić and Ivet Ćurlín (WHW) with the students of their two-year program at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, in close collaboration with the Kontakt Collection.

It presents four women artists whose practices explore notions of belonging and diasporic European experience: Alma Bektaš (b. 1992 in Bosnia and Herzegovina, lives in Vienna), Lana Čmajčanin (b. in 1983 in Sarajevo, lives in Vienna), Mila Panić (b. 1991 in Brčko, lives in Berlin), and Selma Selman (b. 1991 in Bihać, lives in Amsterdam and New York).

Program:

You Have No Idea: Performance by Selma Selman
Friday, 29 May 2026, 18 h, Schillerplatz

Opening of the exhibition
Friday, 29 May 2026, 19 h, University Library, Schillerplatz

Jokes: stand-up comedy by Mila Panić
Monday, 1 June 2026, 19 h, University Library, Schillerplatz

Outside of what I can see, framed within my window…: Film program
Tuesday, 2 June 2026, 18 h, Blickle Kino (Arsenalstraße 1, 1030 Vienna)
Curated by Hana Ćurak and Asija Ismailovski

More info ➡ Link in Bio!

📸1) Selma Selman, YHNI, 2016, Credits: Maria Piroski, 2) Alma Bektas, Courtesy of the Artist, 3) Lana Čmajčanin, 551.35 — Geometry of Time (detail), 2014 (2026), 4) Mila Panić, Comedy notes 7' set, photograph, 2026.

@whw_what.how.for.whom

Outside of what I can see, framed within my window
29.5.–12.6.2026
University Library of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna at Schillerplatz

This exhibition project was developed by Nataša Ilić and Ivet Ćurlín (WHW) with the students of their two-year program at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, in close collaboration with the Kontakt Collection.

It presents four women artists whose practices explore notions of belonging and diasporic European experience: Alma Bektaš (b. 1992 in Bosnia and Herzegovina, lives in Vienna), Lana Čmajčanin (b. in 1983 in Sarajevo, lives in Vienna), Mila Panić (b. 1991 in Brčko, lives in Berlin), and Selma Selman (b. 1991 in Bihać, lives in Amsterdam and New York).

Program:

You Have No Idea: Performance by Selma Selman
Friday, 29 May 2026, 18 h, Schillerplatz

Opening of the exhibition
Friday, 29 May 2026, 19 h, University Library, Schillerplatz

Jokes: stand-up comedy by Mila Panić
Monday, 1 June 2026, 19 h, University Library, Schillerplatz

Outside of what I can see, framed within my window…: Film program
Tuesday, 2 June 2026, 18 h, Blickle Kino (Arsenalstraße 1, 1030 Vienna)
Curated by Hana Ćurak and Asija Ismailovski

More info ➡ Link in Bio!

📸1) Selma Selman, YHNI, 2016, Credits: Maria Piroski, 2) Alma Bektas, Courtesy of the Artist, 3) Lana Čmajčanin, 551.35 — Geometry of Time (detail), 2014 (2026), 4) Mila Panić, Comedy notes 7' set, photograph, 2026.

@whw_what.how.for.whom

With the ground-breaking ceremony on May 13, the Bundesimmobiliengesellschaft (BIG) begins the renovation, expansion, and extension of the so-called Ballonhalle in the Vienna Arsenal.

The former military building, which is under heritage protection, will be adapted for new use by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Completion is planned for the end of 2027; @akbild will begin using the building in early 2028.

The design by Schenker Salvi Weber Architects was selected as the winning project in an architectural competition. Within the approximately 15-meter-high interior of the Ballonhalle, two additional floors will be constructed using a "box on stilts," housing seminar rooms. The ground floor below will contain an auditorium, library, and event spaces.

The characteristic barrel roof and the large windows will be preserved, allowing the spatial character of the original building to remain perceptible. The extension consists of a single-story hall for workshops and studios, as well as a four-story tower for office and laboratory space.

The expansion creates the much needed spatial and technical prerequisites for the Institute for Conservation and Restoration and the Institute for Natural Sciences and Technology in the Arts.

Follow us and stop by our website www.akbild.ac.at to stay up to date with our project 💘

📸@eselat - Joanna Pianka @300dpi_photography

@schenkersalviweber @bundesimmobiliengesellschaft @eva.maria.holzleitner@ikr.akbild

With the ground-breaking ceremony on May 13, the Bundesimmobiliengesellschaft (BIG) begins the renovation, expansion, and extension of the so-called Ballonhalle in the Vienna Arsenal.

The former military building, which is under heritage protection, will be adapted for new use by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Completion is planned for the end of 2027; @akbild will begin using the building in early 2028.

The design by Schenker Salvi Weber Architects was selected as the winning project in an architectural competition. Within the approximately 15-meter-high interior of the Ballonhalle, two additional floors will be constructed using a "box on stilts," housing seminar rooms. The ground floor below will contain an auditorium, library, and event spaces.

The characteristic barrel roof and the large windows will be preserved, allowing the spatial character of the original building to remain perceptible. The extension consists of a single-story hall for workshops and studios, as well as a four-story tower for office and laboratory space.

The expansion creates the much needed spatial and technical prerequisites for the Institute for Conservation and Restoration and the Institute for Natural Sciences and Technology in the Arts.

Follow us and stop by our website www.akbild.ac.at to stay up to date with our project 💘

📸@eselat - Joanna Pianka @300dpi_photography

@schenkersalviweber @bundesimmobiliengesellschaft @eva.maria.holzleitner@ikr.akbild

With the ground-breaking ceremony on May 13, the Bundesimmobiliengesellschaft (BIG) begins the renovation, expansion, and extension of the so-called Ballonhalle in the Vienna Arsenal.

The former military building, which is under heritage protection, will be adapted for new use by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Completion is planned for the end of 2027; @akbild will begin using the building in early 2028.

The design by Schenker Salvi Weber Architects was selected as the winning project in an architectural competition. Within the approximately 15-meter-high interior of the Ballonhalle, two additional floors will be constructed using a "box on stilts," housing seminar rooms. The ground floor below will contain an auditorium, library, and event spaces.

The characteristic barrel roof and the large windows will be preserved, allowing the spatial character of the original building to remain perceptible. The extension consists of a single-story hall for workshops and studios, as well as a four-story tower for office and laboratory space.

The expansion creates the much needed spatial and technical prerequisites for the Institute for Conservation and Restoration and the Institute for Natural Sciences and Technology in the Arts.

Follow us and stop by our website www.akbild.ac.at to stay up to date with our project 💘

📸@eselat - Joanna Pianka @300dpi_photography

@schenkersalviweber @bundesimmobiliengesellschaft @eva.maria.holzleitner@ikr.akbild

With the ground-breaking ceremony on May 13, the Bundesimmobiliengesellschaft (BIG) begins the renovation, expansion, and extension of the so-called Ballonhalle in the Vienna Arsenal.

The former military building, which is under heritage protection, will be adapted for new use by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Completion is planned for the end of 2027; @akbild will begin using the building in early 2028.

The design by Schenker Salvi Weber Architects was selected as the winning project in an architectural competition. Within the approximately 15-meter-high interior of the Ballonhalle, two additional floors will be constructed using a "box on stilts," housing seminar rooms. The ground floor below will contain an auditorium, library, and event spaces.

The characteristic barrel roof and the large windows will be preserved, allowing the spatial character of the original building to remain perceptible. The extension consists of a single-story hall for workshops and studios, as well as a four-story tower for office and laboratory space.

The expansion creates the much needed spatial and technical prerequisites for the Institute for Conservation and Restoration and the Institute for Natural Sciences and Technology in the Arts.

Follow us and stop by our website www.akbild.ac.at to stay up to date with our project 💘

📸@eselat - Joanna Pianka @300dpi_photography

@schenkersalviweber @bundesimmobiliengesellschaft @eva.maria.holzleitner@ikr.akbild

With the ground-breaking ceremony on May 13, the Bundesimmobiliengesellschaft (BIG) begins the renovation, expansion, and extension of the so-called Ballonhalle in the Vienna Arsenal.

The former military building, which is under heritage protection, will be adapted for new use by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Completion is planned for the end of 2027; @akbild will begin using the building in early 2028.

The design by Schenker Salvi Weber Architects was selected as the winning project in an architectural competition. Within the approximately 15-meter-high interior of the Ballonhalle, two additional floors will be constructed using a "box on stilts," housing seminar rooms. The ground floor below will contain an auditorium, library, and event spaces.

The characteristic barrel roof and the large windows will be preserved, allowing the spatial character of the original building to remain perceptible. The extension consists of a single-story hall for workshops and studios, as well as a four-story tower for office and laboratory space.

The expansion creates the much needed spatial and technical prerequisites for the Institute for Conservation and Restoration and the Institute for Natural Sciences and Technology in the Arts.

Follow us and stop by our website www.akbild.ac.at to stay up to date with our project 💘

📸@eselat - Joanna Pianka @300dpi_photography

@schenkersalviweber @bundesimmobiliengesellschaft @eva.maria.holzleitner@ikr.akbild

With the ground-breaking ceremony on May 13, the Bundesimmobiliengesellschaft (BIG) begins the renovation, expansion, and extension of the so-called Ballonhalle in the Vienna Arsenal.

The former military building, which is under heritage protection, will be adapted for new use by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Completion is planned for the end of 2027; @akbild will begin using the building in early 2028.

The design by Schenker Salvi Weber Architects was selected as the winning project in an architectural competition. Within the approximately 15-meter-high interior of the Ballonhalle, two additional floors will be constructed using a "box on stilts," housing seminar rooms. The ground floor below will contain an auditorium, library, and event spaces.

The characteristic barrel roof and the large windows will be preserved, allowing the spatial character of the original building to remain perceptible. The extension consists of a single-story hall for workshops and studios, as well as a four-story tower for office and laboratory space.

The expansion creates the much needed spatial and technical prerequisites for the Institute for Conservation and Restoration and the Institute for Natural Sciences and Technology in the Arts.

Follow us and stop by our website www.akbild.ac.at to stay up to date with our project 💘

📸@eselat - Joanna Pianka @300dpi_photography

@schenkersalviweber @bundesimmobiliengesellschaft @eva.maria.holzleitner@ikr.akbild

With the ground-breaking ceremony on May 13, the Bundesimmobiliengesellschaft (BIG) begins the renovation, expansion, and extension of the so-called Ballonhalle in the Vienna Arsenal.

The former military building, which is under heritage protection, will be adapted for new use by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Completion is planned for the end of 2027; @akbild will begin using the building in early 2028.

The design by Schenker Salvi Weber Architects was selected as the winning project in an architectural competition. Within the approximately 15-meter-high interior of the Ballonhalle, two additional floors will be constructed using a "box on stilts," housing seminar rooms. The ground floor below will contain an auditorium, library, and event spaces.

The characteristic barrel roof and the large windows will be preserved, allowing the spatial character of the original building to remain perceptible. The extension consists of a single-story hall for workshops and studios, as well as a four-story tower for office and laboratory space.

The expansion creates the much needed spatial and technical prerequisites for the Institute for Conservation and Restoration and the Institute for Natural Sciences and Technology in the Arts.

Follow us and stop by our website www.akbild.ac.at to stay up to date with our project 💘

📸@eselat - Joanna Pianka @300dpi_photography

@schenkersalviweber @bundesimmobiliengesellschaft @eva.maria.holzleitner@ikr.akbild

With the ground-breaking ceremony on May 13, the Bundesimmobiliengesellschaft (BIG) begins the renovation, expansion, and extension of the so-called Ballonhalle in the Vienna Arsenal.

The former military building, which is under heritage protection, will be adapted for new use by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Completion is planned for the end of 2027; @akbild will begin using the building in early 2028.

The design by Schenker Salvi Weber Architects was selected as the winning project in an architectural competition. Within the approximately 15-meter-high interior of the Ballonhalle, two additional floors will be constructed using a "box on stilts," housing seminar rooms. The ground floor below will contain an auditorium, library, and event spaces.

The characteristic barrel roof and the large windows will be preserved, allowing the spatial character of the original building to remain perceptible. The extension consists of a single-story hall for workshops and studios, as well as a four-story tower for office and laboratory space.

The expansion creates the much needed spatial and technical prerequisites for the Institute for Conservation and Restoration and the Institute for Natural Sciences and Technology in the Arts.

Follow us and stop by our website www.akbild.ac.at to stay up to date with our project 💘

📸@eselat - Joanna Pianka @300dpi_photography

@schenkersalviweber @bundesimmobiliengesellschaft @eva.maria.holzleitner@ikr.akbild

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

Many thanks to all teachers, students, participants, enablers, supporters and attendees for their dedicated contributions and collaboration on “Platz nehmen #5: Lets stick with the Unicorns”! 💖

On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the fifth edition of the event series “Platz nehmen” took place at Schillerplatz. It was a project by the Transformation group Akbild, the Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien. Enjoy the impressions of the Participatory Drawing Performance, the Summer Showing by @performativekunstklasse, the lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb, installations around Schillerpark and the concert by @constructionchoir!

Conceived by Academy | Art | Public Sphere, the series of events with different focal points is intended to bring the teaching taking place at the Academy to the outside and invite public debate on socially relevant topics. The focus is on involving and generating a public at Schillerplatz. As a central signal for these meetings, furniture designed and built by students creates a setting that is staged and designed by students and lecturers from different departments, together with invited institutional cooperation partners and international guests. Once a semester, debates on various key topics are held jointly and openly for everyone at Schillerplatz. The public is cordially invited to take part in the discourse.

📸 @eselat – Lorenz Seidler

#platznehmen5 #klimabiennalewien @biennale.wien

@akbild student Anna Poell talks about her work „Raumlinie“, currently on view as part of the exhibition “In the Fold of the Sack” at Exhibit Gallery and Studio! Stop by to see it in person! 👀

In the Fold of the Sack
Only till 24.5.2026!
Exhibit Gallery
Schillerplatz 3, 1. floor

🎥 Newsroom GmbH

#akbild #exhibitgallery #inthefoldofthesack @an_the_na

ONE MORE MONTH!
Don't miss the chance to visit "In the Fold of the Sack", on view till 24.5.2026!
📍Exhibit Gallery, Schillerplatz 3, 1. floor

In the Fold of the Sack proposes a critical framework in which materials are understood not simply as the substrates of artistic production, but as active agents embedded within systems in relation to artists’ bodies, memories, and positionalities.

📸Photo: kunst-dokumentation.com

#akbild #exhibitgallery #inthefoldofthesack

ONE MORE MONTH!
Don't miss the chance to visit "In the Fold of the Sack", on view till 24.5.2026!
📍Exhibit Gallery, Schillerplatz 3, 1. floor

In the Fold of the Sack proposes a critical framework in which materials are understood not simply as the substrates of artistic production, but as active agents embedded within systems in relation to artists’ bodies, memories, and positionalities.

📸Photo: kunst-dokumentation.com

#akbild #exhibitgallery #inthefoldofthesack

ONE MORE MONTH!
Don't miss the chance to visit "In the Fold of the Sack", on view till 24.5.2026!
📍Exhibit Gallery, Schillerplatz 3, 1. floor

In the Fold of the Sack proposes a critical framework in which materials are understood not simply as the substrates of artistic production, but as active agents embedded within systems in relation to artists’ bodies, memories, and positionalities.

📸Photo: kunst-dokumentation.com

#akbild #exhibitgallery #inthefoldofthesack

ONE MORE MONTH!
Don't miss the chance to visit "In the Fold of the Sack", on view till 24.5.2026!
📍Exhibit Gallery, Schillerplatz 3, 1. floor

In the Fold of the Sack proposes a critical framework in which materials are understood not simply as the substrates of artistic production, but as active agents embedded within systems in relation to artists’ bodies, memories, and positionalities.

📸Photo: kunst-dokumentation.com

#akbild #exhibitgallery #inthefoldofthesack

ONE MORE MONTH!
Don't miss the chance to visit "In the Fold of the Sack", on view till 24.5.2026!
📍Exhibit Gallery, Schillerplatz 3, 1. floor

In the Fold of the Sack proposes a critical framework in which materials are understood not simply as the substrates of artistic production, but as active agents embedded within systems in relation to artists’ bodies, memories, and positionalities.

📸Photo: kunst-dokumentation.com

#akbild #exhibitgallery #inthefoldofthesack

Get ready for the fifth edition of Platz nehmen!
Platz nehmen #5: Let's stick with the Unicorns – Aesthetic Consequences of Care, Tidying and Re.use

📍Schillerpark, May 13, 2026

A project by Transformation group Akbild, Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien.

"Let's stick with the Unicorns" is a large-scale artistic intervention at Schillerplatz that examines public space as a concrete ecological and social situation. At its core is the question of how artistic practice can remain effective under conditions of ecological crisis. Transformation is not understood as a goal or a promise for the future, but as a present practice. The artistic works use existing materials, vegetation, traces of use, and temporal processes to actively position themselves against existing capitalist climate narratives. The artistic explorations are temporary, reversible, and site-specific.

The event begins two days before the main event, on May 11. These first two days are dedicated to lectures and various interventions. On the third day, May 13, the project opens with the format Platz nehmen #5 for collective reflection and invites the public to actively participate in the program:

16 h
Softening the Ground - Participatory Drawing Performance

16:45 h
What does climate protection have to do with peace? - Lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb followed by a discussion

18 h
Summer Showing - Performances by the Studio Art and Time | Performance @performativekunstklasse

19:30 h
Construction Choir Collective - Concert @constructionchoir

📸Beton @betonbetonbeton

#akbild #platznehmen5 @biennale.wien

Get ready for the fifth edition of Platz nehmen!
Platz nehmen #5: Let's stick with the Unicorns – Aesthetic Consequences of Care, Tidying and Re.use

📍Schillerpark, May 13, 2026

A project by Transformation group Akbild, Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien.

"Let's stick with the Unicorns" is a large-scale artistic intervention at Schillerplatz that examines public space as a concrete ecological and social situation. At its core is the question of how artistic practice can remain effective under conditions of ecological crisis. Transformation is not understood as a goal or a promise for the future, but as a present practice. The artistic works use existing materials, vegetation, traces of use, and temporal processes to actively position themselves against existing capitalist climate narratives. The artistic explorations are temporary, reversible, and site-specific.

The event begins two days before the main event, on May 11. These first two days are dedicated to lectures and various interventions. On the third day, May 13, the project opens with the format Platz nehmen #5 for collective reflection and invites the public to actively participate in the program:

16 h
Softening the Ground - Participatory Drawing Performance

16:45 h
What does climate protection have to do with peace? - Lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb followed by a discussion

18 h
Summer Showing - Performances by the Studio Art and Time | Performance @performativekunstklasse

19:30 h
Construction Choir Collective - Concert @constructionchoir

📸Beton @betonbetonbeton

#akbild #platznehmen5 @biennale.wien

Get ready for the fifth edition of Platz nehmen!
Platz nehmen #5: Let's stick with the Unicorns – Aesthetic Consequences of Care, Tidying and Re.use

📍Schillerpark, May 13, 2026

A project by Transformation group Akbild, Research Cluster Sustainability in the Arts and Academy | Art | Public Sphere, in cooperation with Klima Biennale Wien.

"Let's stick with the Unicorns" is a large-scale artistic intervention at Schillerplatz that examines public space as a concrete ecological and social situation. At its core is the question of how artistic practice can remain effective under conditions of ecological crisis. Transformation is not understood as a goal or a promise for the future, but as a present practice. The artistic works use existing materials, vegetation, traces of use, and temporal processes to actively position themselves against existing capitalist climate narratives. The artistic explorations are temporary, reversible, and site-specific.

The event begins two days before the main event, on May 11. These first two days are dedicated to lectures and various interventions. On the third day, May 13, the project opens with the format Platz nehmen #5 for collective reflection and invites the public to actively participate in the program:

16 h
Softening the Ground - Participatory Drawing Performance

16:45 h
What does climate protection have to do with peace? - Lecture by Helga Kromp-Kolb followed by a discussion

18 h
Summer Showing - Performances by the Studio Art and Time | Performance @performativekunstklasse

19:30 h
Construction Choir Collective - Concert @constructionchoir

📸Beton @betonbetonbeton

#akbild #platznehmen5 @biennale.wien

Some impressions from the Award ceremony of the Birgit Jürgenssen Prize 2026 yesterday! So Young Park was honored as this year's winner.

📸@eselat - Robert Puteanu @robertputeanu

#akbild #birgitjürgenssenpreis @work_so_young_

Some impressions from the Award ceremony of the Birgit Jürgenssen Prize 2026 yesterday! So Young Park was honored as this year's winner.

📸@eselat - Robert Puteanu @robertputeanu

#akbild #birgitjürgenssenpreis @work_so_young_

Some impressions from the Award ceremony of the Birgit Jürgenssen Prize 2026 yesterday! So Young Park was honored as this year's winner.

📸@eselat - Robert Puteanu @robertputeanu

#akbild #birgitjürgenssenpreis @work_so_young_

Some impressions from the Award ceremony of the Birgit Jürgenssen Prize 2026 yesterday! So Young Park was honored as this year's winner.

📸@eselat - Robert Puteanu @robertputeanu

#akbild #birgitjürgenssenpreis @work_so_young_

Some impressions from the Award ceremony of the Birgit Jürgenssen Prize 2026 yesterday! So Young Park was honored as this year's winner.

📸@eselat - Robert Puteanu @robertputeanu

#akbild #birgitjürgenssenpreis @work_so_young_

Some impressions from the Award ceremony of the Birgit Jürgenssen Prize 2026 yesterday! So Young Park was honored as this year's winner.

📸@eselat - Robert Puteanu @robertputeanu

#akbild #birgitjürgenssenpreis @work_so_young_

Some impressions from the Award ceremony of the Birgit Jürgenssen Prize 2026 yesterday! So Young Park was honored as this year's winner.

📸@eselat - Robert Puteanu @robertputeanu

#akbild #birgitjürgenssenpreis @work_so_young_

Some impressions from the Award ceremony of the Birgit Jürgenssen Prize 2026 yesterday! So Young Park was honored as this year's winner.

📸@eselat - Robert Puteanu @robertputeanu

#akbild #birgitjürgenssenpreis @work_so_young_

@akbild student Theresa Katharina Horlacher talks about her work „es ist schwierig“, currently on view as part of the exhibition “In the Fold of the Sack” at Exhibit Gallery and Studio! Stop by to see it in person! 👀

In the Fold of the Sack
13.3.2026–24.5.2026
Exhibit Gallery
Schillerplatz 3, 1. floor

🎥 Newsroom GmbH

#akbild #exhibitgallery #inthefoldofthesack

Currently, there is an ongoing Call for Content for our information platform Kiosk 💻kiosk.akbild.ac.at! Academy students are invited to submit ideas for digital content about their experiences around studying at the Academy in various digital formats. Need inspiration for applying?

Listen to/read the Podcast-Interview with Veronika Dirnhofer, professor of the drawing studio at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. She provides insights into her artistic practice and the work in her class. She also talks about the application process at the Academy, and about activism and identity politics in artistic practice.

A great contribution by @akbild student Amar Priganica @amarpriganica for Kiosk.

➡ Link to the full interview in Bio!

📸Veronika Dirnhofer

Eine Woche am Badeschiff: Solutions & Strategies 💡

Für die Klima Biennale Wien haben rund 80 Kunststudierende der Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien und der Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien Arbeiten zur Klimakrise entwickelt.

Gezeigt wird alles in der Fokuswoche 29.04.–03.05.2026 am Badeschiff Wien 🛳️

Von Zeichnungen und Textil über Video bis Performance, Installation und Talks – mit Workshops und wissenschaftlichen Impulsen für neue Perspektiven und Lösungsansätze 💚

Alle Facts auf einen Blick:

Universitäten / Klassen:

Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien

Skulptur und Raum, Leitung: Hans Schabus

Social Design, Leitung: Brigitte Felderer

Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien

Kunst und Bild | Zeichnung, Leitung: Veronika Dirnhofer

Kunst und Intervention | Umfeld, Leitung: Judith Huemer

Fokuswoche 29.04.–03.05.2026

Ort: Badeschiff Wien

Komm vorbei!

#KlimaBiennaleWien

Eine Woche am Badeschiff: Solutions & Strategies 💡

Für die Klima Biennale Wien haben rund 80 Kunststudierende der Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien und der Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien Arbeiten zur Klimakrise entwickelt.

Gezeigt wird alles in der Fokuswoche 29.04.–03.05.2026 am Badeschiff Wien 🛳️

Von Zeichnungen und Textil über Video bis Performance, Installation und Talks – mit Workshops und wissenschaftlichen Impulsen für neue Perspektiven und Lösungsansätze 💚

Alle Facts auf einen Blick:

Universitäten / Klassen:

Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien

Skulptur und Raum, Leitung: Hans Schabus

Social Design, Leitung: Brigitte Felderer

Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien

Kunst und Bild | Zeichnung, Leitung: Veronika Dirnhofer

Kunst und Intervention | Umfeld, Leitung: Judith Huemer

Fokuswoche 29.04.–03.05.2026

Ort: Badeschiff Wien

Komm vorbei!

#KlimaBiennaleWien

Eine Woche am Badeschiff: Solutions & Strategies 💡

Für die Klima Biennale Wien haben rund 80 Kunststudierende der Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien und der Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien Arbeiten zur Klimakrise entwickelt.

Gezeigt wird alles in der Fokuswoche 29.04.–03.05.2026 am Badeschiff Wien 🛳️

Von Zeichnungen und Textil über Video bis Performance, Installation und Talks – mit Workshops und wissenschaftlichen Impulsen für neue Perspektiven und Lösungsansätze 💚

Alle Facts auf einen Blick:

Universitäten / Klassen:

Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien

Skulptur und Raum, Leitung: Hans Schabus

Social Design, Leitung: Brigitte Felderer

Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien

Kunst und Bild | Zeichnung, Leitung: Veronika Dirnhofer

Kunst und Intervention | Umfeld, Leitung: Judith Huemer

Fokuswoche 29.04.–03.05.2026

Ort: Badeschiff Wien

Komm vorbei!

#KlimaBiennaleWien

Wir gratulieren der Künstlerin So Young Park, die den Birgit-Jürgenssen-Preis 2026 erhält. Sie wurde für ihre Performances und Installationen ausgezeichnet, die eine poetische Auseinandersetzung mit dem Verhältnis von Körper und Objekt zeigen. Der Preis wird von der @akbild vergeben.

Wir haben ihre Performance zur Eröffnung der Akademieauktion 2026 dokumentiert.



📸 MATERIALMATTERS / Robert Vanis


#akwien #birgitjuergenssenpreis2026 #performance #soyoungpark

In Memoriam Alexander Kluge (1932-2026)

„Im Februar hatte die Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien die Chance, im Rahmen der Ausstellung „Nachts träumen die Kulissen von ungesehenen Bildern“ und eines Podiumsgesprächs die letzte große Veranstaltung mit Alexander Kluge zu realisieren. Für alle, die daran teilhatten, war es ein großes Glück ihn erleben zu dürfen und an seinem Ideenreichtum, seiner Sprache, philosophischen und historischen Wissen teilzuhaben. ‚Für mich brennt die Bibliothek von Alexandria noch heute‘, schreibt Kluge einleitend in seiner Chronik der Gefühle. Am 25.3.2026 ist ein großes Stück dieser Bibliothek verloren gegangen.“
- Johan F. Hartle, Rektor der Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien

@alexanderkluge_offiziell 🖤
📸eSeL.at - Joanna Pianka @eselat

In Memoriam Alexander Kluge (1932-2026)

„Im Februar hatte die Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien die Chance, im Rahmen der Ausstellung „Nachts träumen die Kulissen von ungesehenen Bildern“ und eines Podiumsgesprächs die letzte große Veranstaltung mit Alexander Kluge zu realisieren. Für alle, die daran teilhatten, war es ein großes Glück ihn erleben zu dürfen und an seinem Ideenreichtum, seiner Sprache, philosophischen und historischen Wissen teilzuhaben. ‚Für mich brennt die Bibliothek von Alexandria noch heute‘, schreibt Kluge einleitend in seiner Chronik der Gefühle. Am 25.3.2026 ist ein großes Stück dieser Bibliothek verloren gegangen.“
- Johan F. Hartle, Rektor der Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien

@alexanderkluge_offiziell 🖤
📸eSeL.at - Joanna Pianka @eselat

In Memoriam Alexander Kluge (1932-2026)

„Im Februar hatte die Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien die Chance, im Rahmen der Ausstellung „Nachts träumen die Kulissen von ungesehenen Bildern“ und eines Podiumsgesprächs die letzte große Veranstaltung mit Alexander Kluge zu realisieren. Für alle, die daran teilhatten, war es ein großes Glück ihn erleben zu dürfen und an seinem Ideenreichtum, seiner Sprache, philosophischen und historischen Wissen teilzuhaben. ‚Für mich brennt die Bibliothek von Alexandria noch heute‘, schreibt Kluge einleitend in seiner Chronik der Gefühle. Am 25.3.2026 ist ein großes Stück dieser Bibliothek verloren gegangen.“
- Johan F. Hartle, Rektor der Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien

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