The series in four parts, Third from the Sun, looks at artistic approaches that reveal the specific symptoms, manifestations, and effects of the Anthropocene. Curated by Christian Höller

The series in four parts, Third from the Sun, looks at artistic approaches that reveal the specific symptoms, manifestations, and effects of the Anthropocene. Curated by Christian Höller. Guest: Lisa Rave

TAgnès Jaoui’s debut film Le Goût des autres (English title: The Taste of Others) is a confrontational illustration of the strict connections between the symbolic power of legitimated culture(s) and social class, in line with the thesis of Pierre Bourdieu’s Distinction: A Social Critique of the Judgement of Taste.

Temporary exhibition and presentation of the publication Postapocalyptic Self-Reflection (Westphalie Verlag 2019), presented by Tanja Widmann together with Laura Preston, David Jourdan, and (former) students of the University of Applied Arts and the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna

The series in four parts, Third from the Sun, looks at artistic approaches that reveal the specific symptoms, manifestations, and effects of the Anthropocene. Curated by Christian Höller. Guest: Emilija Škarnulytė

Daniel Spoerri makes artworks out of discarded objects that have lost their original purpose. Anja Salomonowitz makes films envisioning times and conflicts. Their paths cross in the film entitled This Film is a Gift (original title: Dieser Film ist ein Geschenk), which interlinks the work of the two artists in a very personal manner

This evening presents works that explore the theme of land, with a view not only to people but to the monsters and ghosts that pass through landscapes. Presented by Berhanu Ashagrie, Anette Baldauf, Sílvia das Fadas, Ipek Hamzaoğlu, Janine Jembere, Naomi Rincón Gallardo, and Rojda Tugrul (in English)

The series in four parts, Third from the Sun, looks at artistic approaches that reveal the specific symptoms, manifestations, and effects of the Anthropocene. Curated by Christian Höller. Guest: Michaela Grill

How do we tell impossible stories, and how do we listen to images of intentionally muted subjects? Spring Symposium with Saidiya Hartman und Tina Campt

Images and sounds “have begun to circulate under our coats on the markets. They transport a message in the name of nostalgia,” we hear in the remix of the Battle for Algiers from the year 2016. This film program visits the city of Algiers as the “daughter of all the rebellious syllables” (N. Tidafi), so as to hear some of these messages beyond the realm of nostalgia. Presented by Viktoria Metschl