PRIDE started with a riot!
EVENTS
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FREE GUIDED TOUR + Coffee, Cake, Cunst
We regularly offer “Coffee Cake Cunst” and free guided tours through the current exhibition. On 20th of October it’s that time again! We cordially invite you to visit us and take the opportunity to ask questions and discuss the art on display with others over coffee and cake.
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tin art – activism – rights – Presentations & Discussion
In this roundtable the international tin artists Carter Wolf, Living Smiley Vidya and Faris Cuchi present their approaches to activism, performance, music and storytelling. A discussion about the connections between art and activism, tin identities and communities in migration and connections to different fights in legal proceedings and asylum rights.
EXHIBITIONS
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4T – The Trans Body Rights Ar/ctivist Archive
“4T – The Trans Body Rights Ar/ctivist Archive” stands against transphobic backlashes and discrimination, shows different trans realities, the fights for rights and art as activism. With many different voices, multimedia and, in some cases, participatory formats, the exhibiting artists and activists cheerfully present trans/tin perspectives and their right to self-determination. The exhibition “4T” celebrates…
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IS QUEER POLITICAL?
The QUEER MUSEUM VIENNA issued its first open call for artistic positions relating to the question “Is Queer Political?”, an inquiry on the societal implications and potential impacts of queer cultural production internationally.
PROJECTS
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Cruising the Painted Landscape
The exhibition “Cruising the Painted Landscape” explores the intersection of queer culture and art by “cruising” our way through the cultural landscape. Created by students from the University of Art and Design Linz under the direction of Dimitrios Mavroudis, the exhibition explores the connection between identity, body image and the reclamation of urban spaces. Visitors…
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The heART of queer joy
The photo exhibition “the heART of queer joy” by INSELMILIEU Reportage captures the feeling of queer joy in all its facets. It is an exploration of what often remains invisible.