Art&Science @Angewandte Festival

This year Art & Science will exhibit at the Angewandte Festival at various locations.

Not It exhibition

Expositur Georg-Coch-Platz 2 (ehem. Postsparkasse)
Art & Science Department Rooms 037-044 and Kassenhalle
Tuesday 27 – Friday 30 June 2023
11am–9pm

This year our studio has been the busiest since a while, it is filled with nonsensical notes, failed experiments and abandoned ideas; aftermath of making “It”.

We invite you to share the familiar emptiness of a studio after the dust settles and "It" has been made. Solo and collective works will be on display in our studio and in our very own Kunstverein PSK. Our busiest studio space is left untouched to give you a look behind the scenes as an invitation to our two other venues where all It is.

Participants

Camile Belmin, Lucie Belle Blanche David, Eugéne Desmedt, Maximilian Gallo, Theresa Hajek, Els van Houtert, Chloë Lalonde, Tabea Merly, Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Sabrina Rosina, Malashree Suvedi, Telebrains (Kevin Namiotko, Felix Schnabl, Xavi Sosa), Márton Zalka, Irene Zluwa.

Events

Tuesday 27 June – Opening
3–9pm: Bar
7pm: Telebrains concert

Thursday 29 June
7pm: This Is Not A Dream! Performance

Friday 30 June – Closing
6pm: Candy workshop
 

---

Master's projects exhibition

Exposituren: Georg-Coch-Platz 2, Vordere Zollamtstrasse 7 & Sala Terrena Heiligenkreuzer Hof

Details

A presentation of Art & Science Masters projects is split across three locations of the Angewandte: the Art & Science department (Expositur Postsparkasse), rooms B3 & B13 (Expositur Vordere Zollamtstrasse) and the Sala Terrena (Heilingenkreuzer Hof). 
     

Participants

Maria Bacila, Mila Balzhieva, Hanin Eisa, Karl Kaisel, Chloė Lalonde, Christos Kyritopoulos-Ninas, Teresa von Matthey, Malashree Suvedi , Milos Vucicevic, Ivonne Gracia Murillo

 

---

Licking Structures

23 June – 2 July 2023: Künstlerhaus Factory, Karlsplatz 5, 1010 Vienna

Details

The Art & Science department presents “Licking Structures” an exhibition dealing with experimental approaches to our annual topic of crystallization. The focus of this exhibition is questioning the power structures of academic knowledge production in a playful and artistic way that aims to be accessible to a broader public.  The title “Licking Structures.” refers to the practice of licking as both an experimental method in geology and archeology and as what children do to empirically explore the world around them. “Licking Structures” also represents the dissolution and erosion of (old) structures and dichotomies. With a sense of the relevance of diversity, the exhibition shows various works that capture both the concrete and abstract meanings of crystallization. These ideas will be presented in a transgressive manner, which breaks down the barriers that often stand in front of the artistic and scientific communities.

Curated, arranged and promoted solely by the Art & Science students.

Participants

Lobna Awidat, Charlotte Bastam, Camile Belmin, Sabrina Bühn, Lucie Belle Blanche David, Catalina Escalona, Toqa Eissa, Theresa Hajek, Ou Jiun-You, Lilian Kaufmann, Chloë Lalonde, Rebecca Lucia Martínková, Nicholas Matranga, Tabea Merly, Jannis Neumann, Timothy Nouzak, Leo Olson-Ury, Daniela Inés Peláez Robles, Flora Safar, Dunia Sahir, Sophie Olivia Taleja Schmidt, Claus Schöning-Lam Young, Xavi Sosa, Malashree Suvedi, Márton Zalka


Link to Festival Page: https://www.angewandtefestival.at/archiv

 

WORKS