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* [http://weloveschool.org School], feminist off-space for performative screenings, *2011 | * [http://weloveschool.org School], feminist off-space for performative screenings, *2011 | ||
* [https://secession.at/ Secession], artist-run institution exhibiting contemporary art, *1897 | * [https://secession.at/ Secession], artist-run institution exhibiting contemporary art, *1897 | ||
| + | * [https://softcover.at/ Softcover], art bookshop, *2023 | ||
* [[Station Rose]], *1988 | * [[Station Rose]], *1988 | ||
* [http://tonspur.at/ Tonspur], sound art passage | * [http://tonspur.at/ Tonspur], sound art passage | ||
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* [https://www.kuenstlerhaus.at/kuenstlerhaus/album/freies-kino/ Freies Kino], monthly screenings, *2019 | * [https://www.kuenstlerhaus.at/kuenstlerhaus/album/freies-kino/ Freies Kino], monthly screenings, *2019 | ||
* [https://www.instagram.com/parken.or.liveinthepark/ Parken], music series, *2019 | * [https://www.instagram.com/parken.or.liveinthepark/ Parken], music series, *2019 | ||
| + | * [https://roboexotica.at/ Roboexotica], festival for cocktail-robotics, *1999 | ||
* [https://strumandiodine.com/events/ Struma+Iodine], music series, *2012 | * [https://strumandiodine.com/events/ Struma+Iodine], music series, *2012 | ||
* [[Technopolitics]], *2011 | * [[Technopolitics]], *2011 | ||
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* [[Hong-Kai Wang]] (1971) | * [[Hong-Kai Wang]] (1971) | ||
* [[Ines Doujak]] | * [[Ines Doujak]] | ||
| − | * [ | + | * [[Johannes Grenzfurthner]] |
* [[Johannes Tröndle]] | * [[Johannes Tröndle]] | ||
* [[John Barker]] | * [[John Barker]] | ||
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* [[VALIE EXPORT]] (1940) | * [[VALIE EXPORT]] (1940) | ||
* [[Virgil Widrich]] | * [[Virgil Widrich]] | ||
| + | * ''Formerly'': [[What, How & for Whom / WHW]]. | ||
* ''RIP'': [[Armin Medosch]], [[Peter Weibel]], [[Robert Adrian X]]. | * ''RIP'': [[Armin Medosch]], [[Peter Weibel]], [[Robert Adrian X]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:10, 5 June 2025
Initiatives[edit]
- Venues
- Angewandte Interdisciplinary Lab (AIL), experimental space, *2014
- Brut, production and performance venue for the performative arts, *2007
- Club-U, club
- Depot, platform for art and discussion, *1994
- discotec, exhibition space, *2023
- EXILE, gallery
- Flex, club
- FLUC + Fluc Wanne, club
- Kunsthalle Wien, *1992
- Künstlerhaus, *1868
- MAK - Museum of Applied Arts, *1864
- Metalab, hackerspace, *2006
- Mz Baltazar's Laboratory, feminist hackerspace, *2009
- Museumsquartier, *2001
- nadaLokal, experimental art space, *2009
- Neue Kunstverein Wien (NKW), interdisciplinary space for exhibitions, artistic interventions and discourse, *2011
- Reaktor, transdisciplinary space for art and music, *2018
- Rhiz, bar modern
- Salon für Kunstbuch, artist's bookshop & exhibition space, *2007
- School, feminist off-space for performative screenings, *2011
- Secession, artist-run institution exhibiting contemporary art, *1897
- Softcover, art bookshop, *2023
- Station Rose, *1988
- Tonspur, sound art passage
- WUK, culture centre, *1979/1981
- more: Independent Space Index, Unlike.net/Vienna.
- Past spaces: Zentrale (Space for sound and process art, 2016-2019), Boem (cultural centre, 2010-2013), Open Space (later Open Systems, center for art projects, 2008-2013), clubblumen (space for contemporary art, 2008-2012), net culture lab (2007-2013), Das Werk (art and culture centre, 2006-2020), raum35 (space for music, performance & experiment, 2005-2010), Transporter (bar, c.2005-2016), Electric Avenue (*2000), Public Netbase/t0 (1995-2006).
Initiatives with no permanent event venue
- adO/Aptive
- basis wien, art and research database, [1] [2]
- Contemporary Matters, *2018
- Eikon, magazine for photography and media art, *1991
- klingt.org, experimental music server, *2000
- med-user.net, platform for networked culture, *1998
- Media Art Archive Vienna
- monochrom, art-technology-philosophy group, *1993
- open-weather, feminist experiment imaging and imagining the earth and its weather using DIY tools, *2020
- PW-Magazine, online magazine for contemporary culture
- q/depesche, newsletter, *1998
- quintessenz, association for the restoration of civil rights in the information age, *1994
- schnittpunkt. ausstellungstheorie & praxis, network for those interested in the fields related to exhibitions and the museum
- sixpackfilm, independent film sales and distribution company, *1991
- Synema, society for film and media, [3]
- Technopolitics, research platform, *2009
- trafo.K, office for art education and critical knowledge production, *1999
- Past initiatives: 5uper.net, Traumawien (publishing, *2010), Talaash (platform for young artists and researchers working on the South Asian region, *2008), CONT3XT.NET (2006-2012), line_in:line_out (*2002), Vidok (studio, 2000-2005), Lanolin (video label, 2000-2004), turm4 (mailing list), European Cultural Backbone (1999-c.2003), Mego (record label, 1994-2005), The Thing Vienna (1993-2000), HILUS (1992-1996).
Events[edit]
- Freies Kino, monthly screenings, *2019
- Parken, music series, *2019
- Roboexotica, festival for cocktail-robotics, *1999
- Struma+Iodine, music series, *2012
- Technopolitics, *2011
- Vienna Digital Cultures, festival, *2025, [4]
- Past events
- Decolonizing Technology, event series, 2022-2023
- Tonspur_festival, 2022
- Reclaim, 2020
- The Future of Demonstration, 2017
- Vienna Open, festival, 2012-2016
- Libre Graphics Meeting, 2012
- Phonofemme, festival, 2011
- Troubling Research, 2010-2011
- Pask Present, exhibition, 2008
- Mobile Music Workshop, 2008
- Next Step Politics 09?!, conference, 2007
- cyber feminism past forward, exhibition, 2007
- ISMIR, conference, 2007
- Sound:Frame, festival for immersive art, *2007
- Shut up and Listen!, festival for radio play, sound art and acousmatic music, 2006-2010
- Dorkbot Vienna, *2006
- Paraflows, festival, *2006
- Media-Space-Society, conference, 2006
- Networks of Imagination, 2005
- Coded Cultures, 2004, 2009, 2011
- Oekonux Conference, 2004
- Free Bitflows, 2004
- Abstraction Now exhibition, 2003
- Open Cultures, 2003
- Dark Markets, 2002
- Digital Art Generation, 2002
- Interface Explorer, 2001
- (dvision, 2000-2002
- World-Information.Org, 2000
- Re-Play, 2000
- Synworld, 1999
- Translocation new media/art, exhibition and symposium, 1999
- Robotronika, 1998
- Information Terror, 1998
- Recycling The Future, 1997
- Media, Apparats, Art, 1995-1996
- UNITn, event series, 1993
- Audio Scene '79, exhibition, 1979
- Ars ex Machina, congress, 1978
Art workers[edit]
- Alexander Nikolic
- Amanda Piña
- Anca Benera and Arnold Estefan
- Andreas Klotz (1983)
- Andreas Trobollowitsch
- Anna Vasof
- Annja Krautgasser (1971)
- Arnold Haberl
- Axel Stockburger
- Barbara Huber
- Bartholomäus Traubeck
- Bernd Kräftner
- Bernhard Gál (1971)
- Boris Ondreička
- Clemens Apprich
- Daniel Hüttler
- Daniel Zimmermann
- dieb13 (1973)
- Echelon (1973)
- Elisabeth von Samsonow
- Eva Wohlgemuth (1955)
- Felix Stalder
- Frank Hartmann (1959)
- Franz Thalmair
- Gebhard Sengmüller
- Georg Weckwerth (1965)
- Gerald Nestler
- Gertrude Moser-Wagner (1953)
- Gordan Savicic
- Gudrun Ratzinger
- Hans Bernhard
- Heidi Grundmann
- Herbert Van de Sompel
- Hong-Kai Wang (1971)
- Ines Doujak
- Johannes Grenzfurthner
- Johannes Tröndle
- John Barker
- Josef Dabernig (1956)
- Joseph Oliver Anton Knierzinger (joak)
- Juliana Herrero
- Klaus Filip (1963)
- Konrad Becker
- Lia
- Lukas Jost Gross
- Machfeld (Sabine Maier, Michael Mastrototaro)
- Maja Osojnik (1976)
- Manu Luksch (1970)
- Martin Siewert (1972)
- Martina Tritthart
- Matija Schellander
- Matthias Tarasiewicz
- Michael Aschauer, 1977
- Michael Kargl (Carlos Katastrofsky, 1975)
- Mukul Patel (1971)
- Nataša Sienčnik (1984)
- Nicolaj Kirisits
- Nora Sternfeld
- Paul Böhm
- Peter Kutin
- Philip Leitner (1981)
- Rainer Mandl (1969)
- Robert Jelinek (1970)
- Sabeth Buchmann
- Sabine Folie
- Salvatore Viviano
- Sepp Deinhofer (1978)
- Stefanie Wuschitz
- Susanna Niedermayr (1972)
- Sylvia Eckermann
- Tamara Wilhelm
- Tim Blechmann
- Tina Frank
- Václav Peloušek (1988)
- Valerie Deifel
- VALIE EXPORT (1940)
- Virgil Widrich
- Formerly: What, How & for Whom / WHW.
- RIP: Armin Medosch, Peter Weibel, Robert Adrian X.
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