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Recap // Performance Collaboration: The Inarticulation Engine
Participants: Sanja Anđelković, Katarina Gotic Damiani, Jo O’Brien, Marie Reichel, Manuel Mayr The Inarticulation Engine is a performative research framework for artistic inquiry that begins where propositional language loses its organizing power. The lecture performance speculates beyond the limits of language by weaving together elements of text, reading, singing, sound, and embodied sculptural performance. We…
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Imani Rameses receives the Marietta Blau-Grant
We warmly congratulate Imani Rameses on receiving the Marietta Blau-Grant! As part of the scholarship, she will conduct fieldwork at nhereraHUB in Harare, Zimbabwe, and at the University of Cape Town in South Africa.
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Q&A: PhD in Art
Oct 13 & Nov 10, 2026 Join us for a public Q&A about the PhD in Art program, open to anyone interested in studying at Angewandte. The event will take place via Zoom. 🔗 🗓️ Oct 13, 10 to 11AM: https://dieangewandte-at.zoom.us/j/69631352490 🔗 🗓️ Nov 10, 10 to 11AM: https://dieangewandte-at.zoom.us/j/61587546317
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Recap // PhD Defense: Oscar Gardea–Morphology of Violence, Aug 5, 2026
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PhD Defense: Erik Bünger, Oct 20, 2026
Join us for the PhD defense of Erik Bünger on Oct 20 at 10 AM: Thou Shalt Not Speak. The exhibition accompanying the defense will be open October 16–18, from 11 AM to 6 PM. On Oct 19 there will be a presentation of the larger research project of which the dissertation forms part, featuring…
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Thou Shalt Not Speak—Episode II & III Public presentation
19 Oct 2026, 6 PM, Rustenschacherallee 2–4, Vienna What is the relationship between voice-over and image? Does a voice-over give voice to the image? Does it help the image communicate something that images cannot communicate on their own? Common sense tells us that this is how voice-over functions. This artistic research project explores a line…
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Impressions of the Public Colloquium 2026: A Science of Singularity in the Age of Light–Live drawing performance with drawing artist Xiaopeng Zhou.
Photos: Simos Batzakis
