Do. 27. – Sa. 29.6., Hauptplatz 8, Hörsaal F (5. OG)

Hello water, my old friend. And still new. Contained in many histories and stories, scientific and artistic works, walks and swims and postcards. Uncontainable. All the archives dedicated to you are leaky archives. You are always moving – flowing, dripping, volatile. You don’t fit in a cube or a showcase. So this is not an exhibition. It’s a confluence. And when four courses flow together they create high fludility.

Works created in the framework of:
Muddy Neighbours and Watery Archives – artistic and historical research on the danube in Linz JULIA GRILLMAYR/ Kulturwissenschaft
Rivers as Sites of Memory WILTRUD K HACKL/ Ästhetik & Pragmatik audiovisueller Medien Water °°° Medium & Milieu MAREN MAYER-SCHWIEGER/ Medientheorien

Außerdem zu sehen ist Im Fluss // River-Zine, das in der Lehrveranstaltung Praxis: Prozess (Design und Interdisziplinarität) von ANGELIKA BURTSCHER entstanden ist und u.a. Fragen nach der Donau als Lebensader der Stadt Linz und ihrer Bedeutung im öffentlichen Raum erörtert.

Within the exhibition we also present Im Fluss // River-Zine, which was created in the course Praxis: Process (Design and Interdisciplinarity) by ANGELIKA BURTSCHER and discusses, among other things, the River Danube as the lifeline of the city of Linz and its significance in public space.

mit arbeiten von:

Judy Anne Fugoso, Marie-Therese Jahn & Lu Hainy, Mani Ramhormozihoseinizadeh, Mirjam Salzer, Sophie Morelli, Magdalena Mair, Sophia Horak, Salim Meier, Lisa-Maria Parzl, Emma Bockelmann & Elena Sonnleitner, Julia Ryaguzova, Edina Ademovic, Yao Wang, Michael Haag & Kristina Feldhammer, Mara Gesierich, Sanaz Rafii & Azam Shadpour, Michael Luger, Stephanie Bergwinkl, Lea Trathnigg, Stefanie Grasberger, Jonathan Assmann, Maya Pivoda, Malenke Kokoska, Stella Weiß, Clara Müller, Elena Hauselberger