Curator, Production, Artistic Director at MONEYFESTA21 - Festival of Political Art, Theory and Practice, 2021
Food Performances by
JUGEND BORSCHT - HOME IS WHERE MY BEET ROOTS
TRUD KOLXOZA - ZAKUSKI
SASHA PEVAK - KitKap
MICHAEL KALIVODA - Champagne Pyramid
Festival of Political Art, Theory and Practice – #moneyfesta21
- 15 July 2021
| all nomads are workers
July – September 2021
What a brave new world? Is everyone now looking after themselves, or do collective processes also have a future? Who is excluded and how, and how can we create a public space – in which autonomy and self-determination do not merely support the interplay of existing milieus and classes? What positions can art and culture take on this? What is known as “urban gardening” in cities like Vienna helps in many places to meet basic food needs in times of crisis and to ensure survival. When we look at international art and cultural events, we get the feeling that the biggest problems are those between ethnic groups, different religious groups, between Covid deniers and alarmists – and that class does not play a major role. Social division in all its forms and on a permanent basis – in a time of crisis of representation, which was not caused by Covid-19 alone, these existing dynamics are exacerbated. We are seeking questions, answers, actions, interventions and “best practice” examples of social engagement in the production of public discourse.
Participating artists and collectives: Andre De Vasconcelos (Vienna), Blind Date Collaboration (Vienna), Context Cocktail (Vienna), eastKost – Julia Portnowa & Jürgen Rendl (Berlin/Bratislava), Kolxoz Kолхоз (Tiraspol/Prague), Margareten gegen Rechts (Vienna), Panzerschokolade (Vienna), Queer Museum Vienna, Salon Bildung (Vienna), Sasha Pevak (Paris), Ulrich Formann (Vienna).
A project by Kitchen – Zentrum der Tat:
Alexander Nikolic and Michael Kalivoda (Boem*), Alisa Beck and Marie-Christin Rissinger (Olympionik*innen Productions), Andre De Vasconcelos, Eszter Korodi (and others).
Supported by: shift – Basis.Kultur.Wien #shiftwien
Curator, Production, Artistic Director at MONEYFESTA21 - Festival of Political Art, Theory and Practice, 2021
Food Performances by
JUGEND BORSCHT - HOME IS WHERE MY BEET ROOTS
TRUD KOLXOZA - ZAKUSKI
SASHA PEVAK - KitKap
MICHAEL KALIVODA - Champagne Pyramid
Festival of Political Art, Theory and Practice – #moneyfesta21
- 15 July 2021
| all nomads are workers
July – September 2021
What a brave new world? Is everyone now looking after themselves, or do collective processes also have a future? Who is excluded and how, and how can we create a public space – in which autonomy and self-determination do not merely support the interplay of existing milieus and classes? What positions can art and culture take on this? What is known as “urban gardening” in cities like Vienna helps in many places to meet basic food needs in times of crisis and to ensure survival. When we look at international art and cultural events, we get the feeling that the biggest problems are those between ethnic groups, different religious groups, between Covid deniers and alarmists – and that class does not play a major role. Social division in all its forms and on a permanent basis – in a time of crisis of representation, which was not caused by Covid-19 alone, these existing dynamics are exacerbated. We are seeking questions, answers, actions, interventions and “best practice” examples of social engagement in the production of public discourse.
Participating artists and collectives: Andre De Vasconcelos (Vienna), Blind Date Collaboration (Vienna), Context Cocktail (Vienna), eastKost – Julia Portnowa & Jürgen Rendl (Berlin/Bratislava), Kolxoz Kолхоз (Tiraspol/Prague), Margareten gegen Rechts (Vienna), Panzerschokolade (Vienna), Queer Museum Vienna, Salon Bildung (Vienna), Sasha Pevak (Paris), Ulrich Formann (Vienna).
A project by Kitchen – Zentrum der Tat:
Alexander Nikolic and Michael Kalivoda (Boem*), Alisa Beck and Marie-Christin Rissinger (Olympionik*innen Productions), Andre De Vasconcelos, Eszter Korodi (and others).
Supported by: shift – Basis.Kultur.Wien #shiftwien
