Programm 2019
ERÖFFNUNG | 8. Okt. 2019:
17:30 Uhr @ Kunstuniversität Linz, Hauptplatz 6
19:00 Uhr @ Ars Electronica Center
Ausstellungsdauer / Öffnungszeiten:
9. – 22. Oktober 2019
Di, Mi, Fr 9:00–17:00 Uhr
Do 9:00–19:00 Uhr
Sa, So 10:00–18:00 Uhr
Mo geschlossen
Ausstellungsorte:
Kunstuniversität Linz - splace am Hauptplatz - Ars Electronica Center
Critical Lounge / Di, Mi, Do, Fr um 16:00 Uhr @ splace am Hauptplatz:
Die Critical Lounge stellt einen Ort der Diskussion, Reflexion und des Dialogs dar. Als offener Denkraum eröffnet sie mit unterschiedlichen Ansätzen und Programmformaten: Präsentationen, Interventionen, Lesungen, Screenings, Performances, Gespräche uvm.
DI, 22. OKT. 16 Uhr / Wem gehört die Kunst?:
None Of Your Business / Anna Jochum und Soul detonation / Jerneja Zavec. Gemeinsam mit den beiden Künstlerinnen hinterfragen wir Identität und Feminismus
Kuratiert von Manuela Naveau
Jury 2019
»Die Arbeiten sind frisch, eindrucksvoll und verheißen noch Größeres.« – Rames Najjar, Jury 2019
Architektur
Film, Video
Fotografie
Installation
Malerei, Grafik
Medienkunst
Objekt
Performance, Musik
Projektdokumentation
Publikation
Theorie
Rames Najjar
Professor Rames Najjar combines and develops state of the art technologies with built architecture. Together with his brother Professor Karim Najjar, he develops kinematic structures and reciprocal spatial concepts. Their works range from villas to industrial and public buildings, to yacht design and have received numerous international awards. In 2006 he founded ODC (Ocean Design Corporation for Yacht Design and Floating Structures) in Vienna and Beirut. He is co-founder of the NGO “Thinking Hands” for socially committed building worldwide.
Manuela Naveau
Artist (graduated at Kunstuniversität Linz 1997, master class Textile), curator and head of Ars Electronica Export. Her research examines networks and knowledge in the context of computer-based artistic practice.
Axel Stockburger
Axel Stockburger is an artist and works as an associate professor at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna in the class for Art and Digital Media. In his dissertation at the University of the Arts, London, he researched the spatial structures of digital games. In his artistic and theoretical works, he consistently concentrates on the changed conditions of a global media culture. He is a member of the Vienna Secession and the Technopolitics research platform.
Hemma Schmutz
Hemma Schmutz, studied History of Art and German Language and Literature in Vienna. From 1998–2005 she worked for the Generali Foundation Vienna and was co-curator of numerous exhibition projects. Lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, the University of Art and Design Linz and the Technical University in Vienna. From 2005–2013 director of the Salzburger Kunstverein, 2014 freelance curator, author and lecturer at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. 2015–2017 Curator of the kunstraum lakeside in Klagenfurt. Since 2017 Director of the Museums of the City of Linz (Lentos and Nordico).
Sabine Seymour
As a technologist, Dr. Sabine Seymour conceives products at the interface of sensors, data and the body. As an economist, she develops inventive Asset Ownership models with distributed technologies. Her recent venture SUPA® is tokenizing the body™. SUPA provides contextualized data from GenZ to stakeholders in health. MOONDIAL is the nexus between silicon and style™. It is a think tank for Intel, Siemens, GE, Disney. Sabine authored three books and was the inaugural professor of Fashion Technology at Parsons School of Design. She appeared on NBC, PBS, Wired, Vogue, Forbes, as keynote speaker at DMEXCO, TEDx, and was awarded the Michael Kalil Fellowship for Smart Design.
Arbeiten 2019
Die Jury:
Axel Stockburger
Rames Najjar
Hemma Schmutz
Manuela Naveau
Sabine Seymour
Franziska Schink
Visionsbar 1990
Sara Kickmayer
Visual Invisibility
Patricia Cadavid H.
Knotting the memory// Encoding the Khipu
Helmut Steinecker
Serpentes
Stefan Tiefengraber
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