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Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Diego Marcon & Team
Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Diego Marcon & Team
Discover the inspirations, techniques and behind-the-scenes stories from Diego Marcon and his team of the film La Gola.
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Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Marlene Oeken & Martha Schwindling
Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Marlene Oeken & Martha Schwindling
In this episode, we talk to the exhibition designers of Genossin Sonne. Marlene Oeken and Martha Schwindling describe the challenges of designing an exhibition with many video works and answer the question of how to create a space for visitors to enjoy spending time in and immersing themselves in the artworks.
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Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Iman Issa
Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Iman Issa
In this episode, we interview the artist Iman Issa about her contribution to the exhibition No Feeling Is Final. The Skopje Solidarity Collection. Iman Issa deals with the power of displays in relation to cultural and academic institutions. She destabilizes preconceived notions about artworks by recontextualizing and recombining objects and texts that suggest other narratives and visions of what we think we know.
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Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Brook Andrew
Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Brook Andrew
We talked with artist and curator Brook Andrew about his contribution to the exhibition No Feeling Is Final. The Skopje Solidarity Collection. He developed a wall and an inflatable connected by a striking black and white pattern inspired by indigenous designs, questioning the exploitative dynamics of cultural appropriation.
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Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Yane Calovski & Hristina Ivanoska
Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Yane Calovski & Hristina Ivanoska
We had an in-depth conversation with the North Macedonian artist duo Yane Calovski & Hristina Ivanoska on their work for the exhibition No Feeling Is Final. The Skopje Solidarity Collection. For their installation All Things Flowing they picked seemingly contrasting works from the collection of MoCA Skopje by two very influential North Macedonian artists – Aneta Svetieva and Dushan Perchinkov. They reacted to this choice with two new works of their own to explore the local art history and to reimagine the story of MoCA Skopje in an essayistic way.
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Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Tijana Lazović
Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Tijana Lazović
Artist and filmmaker Tijana Lazović shows in the exhibition Unfreezing the Scene. Kunsthalle Wien Prize 2022 two videos about the loss of a close friend. In the podcast, she talks about her artistic practice and how her interest in science influences her artistic work, and goes on to talk about growing up in Belgrade and moving to Vienna.
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Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Elfie Semotan
Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Elfie Semotan
In this episode, Elfie Semotan talks about her photo series of Skopje for the exhibition No Feeling Is Final. The Skopje Solidarity Collection. The podcast revolves around the question of how to portray a city and how, as an artist, you should keep reinventing yourself over time in order to realize interesting projects.
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Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Raphael Reichl
Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Raphael Reichl
Raphael Reichl talks about his video installation in the exhibition Unfreezing the Scene. Kunsthalle Wien Prize 2022. The film juxtaposes two parallel pathways of globalization on Mexico’s Pacific coast. The boom in so-called ecotourism is constantly creating new construction sites for hotel complexes. The hard-labor experience of the construction workers collides with the images of cute baby turtles on their first journey into the sea.
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Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Gülsün Karamustafa
Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Gülsün Karamustafa
In this episode, Gülsün Karamustafa talks about her contribution to the exhibition No Feeling Is Final. The Skopje Solidarity Collection. We discuss our contemporary conception of solidarity and the relation of past natural disasters to more recent ones.
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No Feeling Is Final. The Skopje Solidarity Collection – Audioguide
No Feeling Is Final. The Skopje Solidarity Collection – Audioguide
This audio guide leads in eight short episodes through the exhibition No Feeling Is Final. The Skopje Solidarity Collection. Starting with an intro, you will learn more about the MoCA Skopje, the artists Brook Andrew, Yane Calovski & Hristina Ivanoska, Siniša Ilić, Iman Issa, Gülsün Karamustafa, and Elfie Semotan, as well as the context of the exhibition.
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Eva Egermann – Ein Versuch über Linda Bilda [An Approach to Linda Bilda]
Eva Egermann – Ein Versuch über Linda Bilda [An Approach to Linda Bilda]
In this experimental audio piece Eva Egermann explores scenes from Linda Bilda’s comic worlds. Which questions do they pose concerning the social conditions of artistic work and socio-political agency? It is a close reading and discussion of Linda Bilda’s texts and images as visual thinking spaces, which are characterized by autonomy, fearlessness, non-conformity, and idiosyncrasy. And last but not least: a piece of fan fiction.
The audio piece is part of the group exhibition In the meantime, midday comes around.
Literature and references:
Linda Bilda, Keep it Real, eine Koolektion von Comics und politischen Texten, hg. v. Salzburger Kunstverein, 2009, Backcover.
Linda Bilda, Hängt sie höher (1992), in: Keep it Real, hg. v. Salzburger Kunstverein, 2009, Seite 13.
Eva Egermann und Linda Bilda, Zeitreisende gesucht, in: Crip Magazine #4, hg. v. Eva Egermann, Anne Faucheret, WHW (Ivet Ćurlin, Nataša Ilić and Sabina Sabolović), Wien, 2021, Seite 12.
stephan dillemuth, lilda bilda: zukunft und ende der goldenen welt, in: LINDA BILDA. amor vincit omnia, hg. v. ARTCLUB WIEN Kunstverein, Christoph Schäfer und Hemma Schmutz, Wien: Verlag für Moderne Kunst, 2020, Seite 88 – 93.
Linda Bilda, „Gewalt“ nach einem Text von Hannah Arendt, NO Comix #3 (2002), in: Keep it Real, hg. v. Salzburger Kunstverein, 2009, Seite 94.
Linda Bilda, Souveränität (2012), Collage, Fotokopie und Zeichnung, Belvedere Wien, in: LINDA BILDA. amor vincit omnia, hg. v. ARTCLUB WIEN Kunstverein, Christoph Schäfer und Hemma Schmutz, Wien: Verlag für Moderne Kunst, 2020, Seite 70.
christoph schäfer, die wirklichkeit nicht in ruhe lassen: arbeite nie, in: LINDA BILDA. amor vincit omnia, hg. v. ARTCLUB WIEN Kunstverein, Christoph Schäfer und Hemma Schmutz, Wien: Verlag für Moderne Kunst, 2020, Seite 130 – 143.
Linda Bilda, Die Macht der Spinne, NO Comix #2 (1997), in: Keep it Real, hg. v. Salzburger Kunstverein, 2009, Seite 69.
Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos, Drei Fabeln von Don Durito, grundrisse Ausgabe Nr.7, 2002 Seite 62.
Linda Bilda, Cosmic Creatures, Crip Magazine #1, hg. v. Eva Egermann, 2012, Wien: Eigenverlag, Seite 8.
Linda Bilda, Untitled, in: Keep it Real, hg. v. Salzburger Kunstverein, 2009, Seite 123.
Linda Bilda, Was ist Anarchismus?, NO Comix #3 (2002), in: „Keep it Real“ 2009, Seite 88.
Linda Bilda, Sabotage nicht materieller Arbeit, in: Keep it Real, hg. v. Salzburger Kunstverein, 2009, Seite 169.
John Holloway, Hope in Hopeless Times, London: Pluto Press, 2022.
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Rajkamal Kahlon – Which Side Are You On? Podcast
Rajkamal Kahlon – Which Side Are You On? Podcast
For this episode, we recorded an interview with the artist Rajkamal Kahlon. She gives us an insight into her artistic ideas in a conversation on how images have the power to shape the world around us, on how to tackle colonialism with painting and what some of her artistic strategies have in common with the sport of boxing.
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Katrina Daschner – BURN & GLOOM! GLOW & MOON! Podcast
Katrina Daschner – BURN & GLOOM! GLOW & MOON! Podcast
On a tour with Katrina Daschner through her exhibition BURN & GLOOM! GLOW & MOON! we talk about her work and about making art. Together with guest host Denice Bourbon, Daschner reflects on the development of the queer-feminist art and performance scene in Vienna from 2000 to today.
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Anna Spanlang – Handspells Podcast
Anna Spanlang – Handspells Podcast
In an in-depth interview, we talk to Anna Spanlang about filmmaking, the potential of collaborative work with different artists, the lack of diversity in the Austrian media landscape, and what this might have to do with the worrying increase in femicides.
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Nora Severios – Handspells Podcast
Nora Severios – Handspells Podcast
In the new edition of the Kunsthalle Wien Podcast we talk to artist Nora Severios about her artistic work, nettle arms, animals that scratch themselves and why she enrolled in a boxing club. Nora Severios is part of the exhibition Handspells, Preis der Kunsthalle Wien 2021, in which she is represented with two works.
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Cho Beom-Seok: Prägung [Imprint]
Cho Beom-Seok: Prägung [Imprint]
In Cho Beom-Seok‘s documentary Prägung [Imprint], we meet a blind protagonist who tries to transform the small balcony of his apartment into a “paradise”. Through the dialogues and intimate and associative sound compositions, the viewer is introduced to a world that reveals more about human existence than it seems at first glance.
For this podcast on the cinematic work, currently on view in the exhibition Handspells, the artist dares to experiment with omitting the images of the film in order to reduce our experience to the auditory: we are following the audio description for the blind and visually impaired. Sounds, dialogues and music form a sonic space that allows a singular intimacy and closeness that seems only accessible through this path.
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Ines Doujak. Geistervölker
Ines Doujak. Geistervölker
In this episode different members of the Kunsthalle Wien art education team choose one particular work from Ines Doujak. Geistervölker to share their personal insights into the exhibition.
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The Golden Pixel Cooperative – Space for Kids Podcast
The Golden Pixel Cooperative – Space for Kids Podcast
In the second part of our interview with The Golden Pixel Cooperative, we talk to Simona Obholzer about the artificial generation of nature, Marlies Pöschl tells us how Austria’s entire cultural history could be stored in a vegetable patch, and we wander with Lisa Truttmann through images of landscapes into which new technologies are cutting ever deeper.
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The Golden Pixel Cooperative – Space for Kids Podcast
The Golden Pixel Cooperative – Space for Kids Podcast
What is the value of your smartphone after dissolving it in acid and why are we running out of sand on this planet sooner rather than later? Find out more on this and the works on display in Space for Kids – Footprints in a Sea of Data by Enar de Dios Rodríguez, Katharina Swoboda and Nathalie Koger in the first part of our double interview with The Golden Pixel Cooperative.
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Kathrin Stumreich – Cybernetics of the Poor Podcast
Kathrin Stumreich – Cybernetics of the Poor Podcast
Kathrin Stumreich works investigate and decode hidden power and control mechanisms embedded in technology. For this purpose, the artist conjures up the fictional character Crystal Tesla, the alleged illegitimate daughter of Ted Kaczynski.
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Cybersounds – Cybernetics of the Poor Podcast
Cybersounds – Cybernetics of the Poor Podcast
Cybersounds unfolds paradigmatic moments of cybernetic thinking throughout history, politics, financial models, and cultural phenomena. From the Bolshevik proto-cybernetic in pre-revolutionary Russia through the post-cybernetic hippie movement to digital capitalism: this podcast series thematizes the emergence of meta-sciences, the appropriation of feedback systems, and the creation of models for the anticipation of systemic risk.
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Želimir Žilnik – Shadow Citizens Podcast
Želimir Žilnik – Shadow Citizens Podcast
“Is Film a weapon or bullshit?”
Želimir Žilnik born 1942, lives and works in Novi Sad, Serbia. He has written and directed numerous feature and documentary films. Artistically his works fluctuate between documentary and fictional storytelling. From the very beginning he focused on contemporary issues, featuring social, political, and economic assessments of everyday life. The exhibition at Kunsthalle Wien titled Shadow Citizens opens up several thematic channels into the vast body of Zilnik’s work and tries to illuminate the cultural roots these extraordinary films stem from. We had the chance to interview Želimir Žilnik last November. With this conversation we want to offer a glimpse into his thoughts on filmmaking and his artistic strategies
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Camila Sposati – Cybernetics of the Poor Podcast
Camila Sposati – Cybernetics of the Poor Podcast
In the newest episode of our Kunsthalle Wien Podcast artist Camila Sposati talks about her project Phonosophia – now on view in Cybernetics of the Poor. Sposati creates musical instruments made from clay, that are music more than sound producers.
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Constanze Ruhm – Cybernetics of the Poor Podcast
Constanze Ruhm – Cybernetics of the Poor Podcast
The current Kunsthalle Wien Podcast features an extensive interview with Constanze Ruhm. She is talking about her work CRASH SITE / My_Never_Ending_Burial_Plot, on show in the exhibition Cybernetics of the Poor. The video installation is part the series “X Characters,” in which Ruhm explores female characters in film history from a queer-feminist point of view.
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Ana de Almeida, Alicja Rogalska & Vanja Smiljanić – Cybernetics of the Poor Podcast
Ana de Almeida, Alicja Rogalska & Vanja Smiljanić – Cybernetics of the Poor Podcast
In the newest podcast episode artists Ana de Almeida, Alicja Rogalska & Vanja Smiljanić talk about their contribution to Cybernetics of the Poor. Drawing on the culture of LARPing (live-action role playing games) from a site-specific and feminist perspective, they discuss how they aim to change the cybernetically managed conventions and the operating modes of normative gender-specific behavior by proposing another kind of role play.
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Axel Stockburger – Cybernetics of the Poor Podcast
Axel Stockburger – Cybernetics of the Poor Podcast
The latest edition of the Kunsthalle Wien podcast is dedicated to the exhibition Cybernetics of the Poor. We speak with artist and theorist Axel Stockburger on the topic. In the multi-part interview he elucidates the concept of cybernetics, draws connections from the thermostat up to artificial intelligence, and describes his contribution to the exhibition, which investigates the Austrian perspective on cybernetics.
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Andreas Siekmann in conversation – Podcast
Andreas Siekmann in conversation – Podcast
In the last podcast featuring „… of bread, wine, cars, security and peace” artist Andreas Siekmann talks about his work “Heads” that addresses the implications of economic developments and processes of gentrification and privatization.
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Margot Pilz – KISS Podcast
Margot Pilz – KISS Podcast
In the new KISS podcast we meet conceptual and media artist Margot Pilz and talk about her works and actions she used to fight for increased women’s representation, right to self-determination, and collective emancipation – like in her “Hausfrauendenkmal” from 1979 which she restaged as part of KISS.
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Eva Egermann – KISS Podcast
Eva Egermann – KISS Podcast
In the second KISS podcast artist Eva Egermann talks about her project “Hold off, but hold me”, in which she shows banners and posters with texts by author Ianina Ilitcheva at various locations in Vienna’s public space, including the Central Garden and Mariahilferstrasse.
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Johanna Tinzl – KISS Podcast
Johanna Tinzl – KISS Podcast
For our current KISS podcast we meet artist Johanna Tinzl to talk about her work. Employing a variety of mediums, it is based on a sensitive and often collaborative examination of particular histories, which she connects to collective memories and to politically driven processes of representation.
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