Maria Antonia González: Art, Science, Technology
Talk in English from 2016
The Philosopher working in the fields of aesthetics and ontology speaks about interrelation of art, science and technology
The Philosopher working in the fields of aesthetics and ontology speaks about interrelation of art, science and technology
A presentation that features film clips from Die Nacht der 1000 Stunden and unseen material from the film’s concept, review and development stages
Is there one distinctive style of the early 21st century? And what does the aesthetic dimension reveal about society?
Video work by Benjamin Tomasi and Samuel Schaab aka HALL
The goal of Print Weekend is to give a platform to national and international exhibitors to present and sell their selection of print editions
Na, wie bist du offline so? Open laboratory, workshop, playroom and factory for ideas – only condition: the computer stays off!
International interdisciplinary performance and exhibition project which explores the increasing interest in mindfulness and awareness
Exploration of different pathways of Living Architecture, experimentation with biology, architecture and engineering
The new emerges from the margins. What can be regarded as new and innovative today?
Aschwanden and Zenk make us aware of the ways in which new interface cultures replace traditional communication
There is nothing absolute about innovation. So, let’s focus on a concrete vision of the new and its specific meaning in a given social context
From informal Markets to open-source Creativity
Luma.Launisch and Takamovsky present their interdisciplinary project in cooperation with Bundesforschungszentrum für Wald
Hosted in 2016 by ARTist – the graduate association of the University of Applied Arts Vienna
AIL reaching out into other institutions and fields of research
Talk Series in English from 2018
Documentation of the presentation on Zoom from 16 Sep 2021
This project explores the unique ecologies that have emerged on the site of the decommissioned dam in the central area of Tamale
How did the human species achieve that power? And, why is it not used to alter the crisis we have been creating for so long? I don’t know.
Reflection on territorial claims on the inner-urban Forest Reserve in the growing city of Tamale in northern Ghana.
This research aims to expand our comprehension of the role of water as an important driver for activities within the Tamale Forest Reserve.
This collage-in-motion sets off on an exploration of the internal periphery within the centre of the city Tamale, Ghana
This collage-in-motion sets off on an exploration of the internal periphery within the centre of the city Tamale, Ghana
This research aims to expand our comprehension of the role of water as an important driver for activities within the Tamale Forest Reserve.
How did the human species achieve that power? And, why is it not used to alter the crisis we have been creating for so long? I don’t know.
Reflection on territorial claims on the inner-urban Forest Reserve in the growing city of Tamale in northern Ghana.
This project explores the unique ecologies that have emerged on the site of the decommissioned dam in the central area of Tamale
Sep 25–27 2021
With Mae-ling Lokko, part of our current exhibition, Angewandte-alumni Alexandra Fruhstorfer and others
Exhibition from 10–19 Sep 2021 at Fabrikraum Vienna
Each month we present a selected project realised at ZFF, Angewandte’s department for postgraduate research projects between art and science.
In the framework of the exhibition ‘Ecologies & Politics of the Living’. Moderation: Baerbel Mueller
Published on the occasion of exhibition within the Vienna Biennale. Design: Marie Artaker
Mae-ling Lokko discusses a sustainable building material life cycle and presents her design research with coconut, mycelium and the moringa tree.
A poet, a philosopher, the pope, a physicist and a chemist have different views and ideas of what life is.
Whether Bacteria, plants, humans or other animals – aliens welcome!
Where do patriarchal inscriptions, gender identities or stereotyping hide in the field of artificial intelligence and future technologies?
COMMON GROUNDS – 4. Manchmal hab ich so eine Wut, dass ich die ganze Zeit nur kotzen könnte
The relationship between virtual and material spheres
Elisabeth Falkensteiner in conversation with Anna Lerchbaumer and Kilian Jörg about their Toxic Temple – sensuality, religion, dystopia
Alumni in Residence / Hosted by ARTist – Alumniverein der Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien
An exhibition about the relationship between humans and the phenomena of natural events. Curated by Sophia Panteliadou
Do you eat sustainably? Do you eat up well? Do you eat politically? A collective dinner around food and sustainability.
Artistic Research: How can we meet the increasing challenges posed by dementia in our society?
Showcase presents selected projects, topics and fields of research from die Angewandte
Showcase presents selected projects, topics and fields of research from die Angewandte.
This laboratory for open innovation in science aims at the practical implementation of sustainable change within society
Showcase presents selected projects, topics and fields of research from die Angewandte
The curatorial Team of Vienna Biennale 2021 meeting at the Savannah Centre for Contemporary Art (SCCA), Tamale, Ghana
Breakfast Talks im Spannungsfeld zwischen Butter und Marmelade – In English
Including a demonstration of the #NEUROMATIC BRAINWAVE BROADCAST series and the pre-launch of the activist brainwave inversion game#01 NeuroFLOWer
Whether Bacteria, plants, humans or other animals – aliens welcome!
Elisabeth Falkensteiner and Baerbel Mueller, curators of the exhibition Ecologies and Politics of the Living, visiting Eric Gyamfi in his studio
Elisabeth Falkensteiner and Baerbel Schaefer, curators of the exhibition Ecologies and Politics of the Living visiting
Do you eat sustainably? Do you eat up well? Do you eat politically? A collective dinner around food and sustainability.
An Interview with Alexandra Graupner, head of AIL since 2014, about false alarms, favorite corners and future plans.
Where do patriarchal inscriptions, gender identities or stereotyping hide in the field of artificial intelligence and future technologies?
A poet, a philosopher, the pope, a physicist and a chemist have different views and ideas of what life is.
28 May–3 Oct 2021
We are currently preparing our summer program and will be ready for new beginnings starting May 2021.