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Location: Az West
Exhibition: 06 December 2007 - 03 February 2008
Opening Hours: Wed - Sun, 2pm - 8pm
Opening: Wednesday 5 December 2007, 7pm
Tickets:
Admissions free of charge!
Finissage and Concert Sa. 2.2.2008 starting 7:00 pm Live on stage: Ernst Molden
The Exhibition An architect, a landscape gardener and a photographer spent ten days touring Vienna posing the same question to passers-by at positions chosen at random: "What do you need in difficult situations in your hometown?" The highly divergent responses and positions are documented on recordings and in photographs.
Accordingly, the exhibition presents a random cross-section from our city through the very personal viewpoints of its inhabitants, opening up a whole range of further questions instead of providing clear answers. Any judgement or categorisation of the individual positions is deliberately avoided — it is solely the responsibility of the viewer to do so.
On view in the exhibition is a complete inventory and momentary excerpts (kairos*), whereby the visitor is challenged to react both to the question posed as well as the collected replies, so extending the exhibition by new positions.
A project by Sandra Häuplik-Meusburger, Verena Holzgethan and Nikolaus Similache; audio engineering: DonZiggy
* kairos: noun (chiefly Theol.), an auspicious moment for decision or action. Greek, lit. 'opportunity'.
Az West Flachgasse 35-37 1150 Wien
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© Nikolaus Similache
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