Kunsthalle Exnergasse Archive

The exhibition "love and other rhythms" advocates for a renegotiation of togetherness and collectivity. The artists and collectives experiment with deviant forms of relationality and tackle the controversial term “society” from an intersectional perspective.

Opening (only with prior registration) -- The exhibition "love and other rhythms" advocates for a renegotiation of togetherness and collectivity. The artists and collectives experiment with deviant forms of relationality and tackle the controversial term “society” from an intersectional perspective.The exhibition "love and other rhythms" advocates for a renegotiation of togetherness and collectivity. The artists and collectives experiment with deviant forms of relationality and tackle the controversial term “society” from an intersectional perspective.

Online symposium with Anna Ehrenstein, House of Tupamaras, Sadie Lune, and Fannie Sosa, hosted by Sarah Held, and Sylvia Sadzinski.

»Debatable Land(s)« is an experimental spatial installation, and the first chapter of a year-long project dealing with mechanisms of space appropriation and their historical and current deviations, employing Malta - an island state in the Mediterranean Sea with a long colonial past - as an artistic case-study.

Join the KEX team in conversation with the "Zukunftshof" project-initiator Andreas Gugumuck for a guided tour through the former Haschahof in Wien Favoriten. The tour is part of the urbanize!2020 festival and organized in the framework of KEX | RAND.

The international Social Design students at the University of Applied Arts Vienna unfold a broad and comprehensive spectrum of urban fringes in connection with the reciprocal perceptions of rural and urban inhabitants. In the framework of the exhibition "AM RAND."

The exhibition "AM RAND" focuses on urban periphery, urban planning and agriculture. With contributions by Nicolò Degiorgis, Futurefarmers, Eva Hertzsch & Adam Page. With the collaboration of Jochen Becker (metroZones, Berlin), Angelika Burtscher (Lungomare, Bozen), and the Social Design Studio of the University of Applied Arts Vienna.

The exhibition "AM RAND" opens with lectures by Jochen Becker (metroZones, Berlin) and Angelika Burtscher (Lungomare, Bolzano), that focus on topics like urban periphery, planning and agriculture by introducing examplary projects in Berlin and in Oslo.