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VIENNA BIENNALE
Kontakt: MAK – Österreichisches Museum für angewandte Kunst / Gegenwartskunst | Stubenring 5
1010 Vienna
artists & participants
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apertus ,
Noise Aquarium Collective,
Rachel Ara,
Civic Architects,
SWAP Architekten,
UCLA Art Sci center,
automato.farm ,
Martin Backes,
Trisha Baga,
Alfredo Barsuglia,
Aram Bartholl,
buero bauer,
Sonja Bäumel,
Boris Belan,
Marcel Bencik,
Anna-Sophie Berger,
Catalin Betz,
Mladen Bizumic,
Juraj Blasko,
Stefan Bogner,
Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec,
Tega Brain,
breadedEscalope ,
James Bridle,
Glenn Bristol,
Giulia Bruno,
Oron Catts,
Daryn Chook,
Ocean Cleanup Inc,
Kristina Cranfeld,
Kate Crawford,
Masha Dabelka,
Josef Dabernig,
De / posium – Designer Platform,
Verena Dengler,
Simon Denny,
David Derksen,
Polka Design,
Energy Design Cody,
Front Design Studio,
Heather Dewey-Hagborg,
Tom Dixon,
Patrycja Domanska,
Louise Drulhe,
Zuzana Duchova,
Constant Dullaart,
Dunne & Raby,
Veronika Eberhart,
Yves Ebnöther,
Sylvia Eckermann,
Ecologicstudio,
Daryna Eder,
White Elephant Studio,
Olafur Eliasson,
Christoph Engemann,
EOOS ,
Sigrid Eyb-Green,
falkeis2architects ,
Janina Falkner,
vertical farm institute,
LIVIN farms,
Judith Fegerl,
Wagner Felipe dos Santos,
Nicholas Felton,
Thomas Feuerstein,
Isis Flatz,
Parley for the Oceans,
Sarah-Linda Forrer,
Peter Friedl,
Martina Fröschl,
Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg,
Fabien Giraud & Raphael Siboni,
Tina Gorjanc,
Nina Gospodarek,
Marti Guixe,
Nilbar Güres,
Elisabeth Haid,
Stephan Handschuh,
Juraj Haris,
Thomas Heatherwick,
Lynn Hershman Leeson,
Moya Hoke,
Atelier HOKO,
Katrin Hornek,
Jesse Howard,
Marlene Huissoud,
IDRV – Institute of Design Research Vienna,
Giovanni Innella,
No Isolation,
Sam Jacob,
Jan Janos,
Peter Jellitsch,
Ramon Jimenez Cardenas,
Sylvia Jokelova,
Vladan Joler,
Erwin K. Bauer,
Barbara Kapusta,
James King,
Diana Klepoch Majdakova,
Lina-Marie Koeppen,
Tomas Kral,
Lenka Kukurova,
Ebru Kurbak,
Self-Assembly Lab,
Suzanne Lambert,
Lanzavecchia + Wai,
Wolfgang Lehrner,
Tomas Libertiny,
David Link,
Armin Linke,
Thomas Lommee,
Tzou Lubroth Architekten,
Jonas Lund,
LWZ ,
Laura Lynn Jansen,
Marlene Maier,
Chelsea E. Manning,
Studio Marco Dessi,
Magdalena Marie Friedl,
Ruth Mateus-Berr,
Patryk Mateusz Senwicki,
Keiichi Matsuda,
Christina May Yan Carli,
Lauren McCarthy,
Vidhi Mehta,
Christien Meindertsma,
Peddy Mergui,
Mia Meusburger,
MIT ,
Maurizio Montalti,
mostlikely ,
United Motionlabs,
Vukheta Mukhari,
Mvrdv,
Pavel Naydenov,
Gerald Nestler,
Verlag Neue Arbeit,
Next Nature Network,
Burton Nitta,
Marcia Nolte,
Charlotte Nordmoen,
Julian Oliver,
Tamara Orjola,
Neri Oxman,
Trevor Paglen,
Julian Palacz,
Hektor Peljak,
Pratchaya Phinthong,
Johanna Pichlbauer,
Some Place Studio,
crafting plastics studio,
Studio PLAYFOOL,
Polycular ,
Space Popular,
Marlies Pöschl,
Bertjan Pot,
pulswerk ,
Talia Radford,
Patrick Rampelotto,
Dyllon Randall,
Realarchitektur ,
Alexander Reben,
Delphine Reist,
Repairably ,
Tabita Rezaire,
Studio Roosegaarde,
Julijana Rosoklija,
Robert Rüf,
Valentin Ruhry,
Pia Scharler,
Diana Scherer,
Klemens Schillinger,
Johanna Schmeer,
Maros Schmidt,
Philipp Schmitt,
Philipp Schmitt und Steffen Weiss,
Thomas Schwaha,
Anna Schwarz,
Jerszy Seymour,
Martin sichman,
Tessa Silva,
Bengt Sjölen,
SPAN ,
Sputniko ,
Luc Steels,
Basse Stittgen,
Assemble Studio,
Process Studio,
Silvia Sukopova,
Phillip Sulke,
Superflux,
Studio Swine,
Liquifer Systems Group,
Barbara Szöke,
Studio Thomas Vailly,
Time´s Up,
Harald Trapp,
Gabriela Urrutia Reyes,
Olivier Van Herpt,
Sarah van Sonsbeeck,
Martijn van Strien,
Vandasye ,
Dirk Vander Kooij,
Anna Vasof,
Alfred Vendl,
Victoria Vesna,
Science Visualization Lab Angewandte,
Marije Vogelzang,
Jorinde Voigt,
Ottonie von Roeder,
Addie Wagenknecht,
wechselstrom ,
Steffen Weiß,
Michael John Whelan,
Universität Wien,
Vet-Med Wien,
Robo Wunderkind,
Lei Xue,
Miao Ying,
Zentrum für Politische Schönheit (ZPS),
Nadja Zerunian,
Ionat Zurr
curators
Anne Faucheret , Paul Feigelfeld , mischer traxler studio , Vanessa Joan Müller , Peter Noever , Nicole Stoecklmayr , Marlies Wirth
director
press release
Vienna Biennale For Change 2019
BRAVE NEW VIRTUES. Shaping Our Digital World
May 29–October 6, 2019
Preview: May 28, 1–6pm
Opening: May 28, 6–11pm
We are living in a new era, which is changing our lives fundamentally: will we surrender to this Digital Modernity with no ifs, ands, or buts, or will we make use of the magnificent possibilities of digital technologies to keep developing as human beings? Human superspecialization seems obsolete as intelligent machines are becoming increasingly better at it. We now have the chance to rediscover ourselves as human beings and to use our most valuable qualities to shape the future. This will not happen automatically, we will need to change our lives. Which values will we need for a (digital) future we really want? A future in which the utopia of social and economic justice and ecological sustainability can become reality?
“We dared to approach a sensitive topic with our search for new values for a digital world. The result is a Vienna Biennale For Change 2019 inspiring in manifold ways with reflexive and provoking but also feasible approaches. Within the artistic realm of the Biennale, an eco-social Digital Modernity begins to take shape,” Christoph Thun-Hohenstein, General Director of the MAK as well as initiator and head of the VIENNA BIENNALE states.
Artists, designers, and architects from all continents will take a stance towards the future we really want. With nine exhibitions, one comprehensive conference, and numerous projects and events the Vienna Biennale For Change 2019: BRAVE NEW VIRTUES. Shaping Our Digital World will focus on brave visions on handling artificial intelligence and new technologies, on shaping innovative lifestyles, (urban) working models, and on responsible consumption.
The Vienna Biennale is organized by MAK – Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, University of Applied Arts Vienna, Kunsthalle Wien, Architekturzentrum Wien, Vienna Business Agency, Slovak Design Center as associate partner, and AIT Austrian Institute of Technology as research partner.
Curators of the Vienna Biennale For Change 2019:
Erwin K. Bauer (Designer, buero bauer), Janina Falkner (New Concepts for Learning, MAK), Anne Faucheret (Curator, Kunsthalle Wien), Paul Feigelfeld (Media Theorist), mischer'traxler studio (Katharina Mischer, Thomas Traxler, Designers), Vanessa Joan Müller (Curator, Kunsthalle Wien), Nicole Stoecklmayr (Scenes of Architecture), and Marlies Wirth (Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection)
Exhibitions and projects Vienna Biennale For Change 2019
UNCANNY VALUES. Artificial Intelligence & You
An exhibition of the MAK
MAK DESIGN LAB
A project of the MAK in cooperation with the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research
CLIMATE CHANGE! From Mass Consumption to a Sustainable Quality Society
A cooperation between the MAK and the Federal Ministry for Sustainability and Tourism
SPACE AND EXPERIENCE. Architecture for Better Living
An exhibition of the MAK in cooperation with Wienerberger
FUTURE FACTORY. Rethinking Urban Production
A project of the Vienna Business Agency in collaboration with the MAK and in cooperation with the Ottakringer Brewery
HYSTERICAL MINING
An exhibition at Kunsthalle Wien
CHANGE WAS OUR ONLY CHANCE
An exhibition of the University of Applied Arts Vienna
City of Temperaments
A project by designers Johanna Pichlbauer and Mia Meusburger in collaboration with Wien 3420 and the MAK
Human by Design. Probing Social and Methodological Innovation in Design
An exhibition of the Slovak Design Center
Changing Values
A conference of the MAK and the Slovak Design Center together with the Architekturzentrum Wien and Kunsthalle Wien in the context of the program INTERREG V-A Slovakia–Austria