Exhibitions and visual arts archive
EU Robots Festival 2011
1 – 4 December 2011 | Science Museum
Would you play with a pet robot? Could a robot talk to you and share your feelings? Fancy meeting your robot self face to face?
The Robotville Festival will celebrate the most cutting-edge in European ...
Four Are Better Than One
25 November 2011, 7.00pm
Cie. Agar Agar Annette Sonnewend (AT), Michael Strasser (AT)guest performer Nina Berclaz (FR), Didi Resch (AT)
curated by Baylors&Diamond in the frame of the exhibition Hung, Drawn and Altered, Protention (Michael Strasser and ...
Mela Hartwig-Spira: The Memory Garden
8 November – 20 January 2012 | Austrian Cultural Forum London
In the late 1920s, Austrian writer Mela Hartwig-Spira was one of the most promising young literary talents in Austria. Being Jewish and leftwing, she and her husband fled to London, when Hitler annexed Austria. In ...
Kratzungen (Scratchings): To express more than the camera can expose
17 November – 20 January 2012 | Austrian Cultural Forum London
*PRIVATE VIEW Thursday 17 November 7-9pm
Marko Lipuš is not a historian of photography. He defines photography as a creative act that is essential and exceptionally straightforward without any diversions and deviations. In his opinion ...
Aldo Giannotti & Tomaž Kramberger
19 October 2011, 6.00pm | Austrian Cultural Forum London
This Autumn the Visual Arts Platform at the ACF will present the third of its UK and Austrian collaborations: Aldo Giannotti (Vienna) and Tomaž Kramberger (London). For this event, the programme will leave the premises ...
Elke Krystufek
15 October – 15 December 2011
Austrian artist Elke Krystufek will present her first solo show in London since 2002 at the Vegas Gallery. The exhibition will reflect the artist’s great artistic repertoire as well as recent paintings, consisting mainly ...
Austrian Cultural Forum London MMX | Some rights reserved | Legal information
News
Egon Schiele Documentation Centre
A new Egon Schiele Documentation Centre has been set up in Leopold Museum at Museum's Quartier in Vienna. It combines documentation, provenance research and library facilities accessible to researchers and students. For more information visit http://www.egonschiele.at