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Programme Overview 2018 (chronological) Month Title Page Opening Begin End Museum January Shirin Neshat. Frauen in Gesellschaft 8 17.01., 7pm 18.01.2018 22.04.2018 Neue Galerie Graz Bertl & Adele. Two Children from Graz in the Holocaust 15 25.01., 7 pm 26.01.2018 27.12.2020 History Museum Dejan Marković. Shape of Things Before My Eyes 12 26.01., 7 pm 27.01.2018 04.03.2018 Neue Galerie Graz, studio February Peter Rosegger. Forest Home and a Changing World 16 08.02., 7 pm 09.02.2018 06.01.2019 History Museum Haegue Yang: VIP´s Union – Phase II, Surrender 4 14.02., 7 pm 15.02.2018 02.04.2018 Kunsthaus Graz March The Drawing Obsession 13 01.03., 7 pm 02.03.2018 02.09.2018 BRUSEUM, Neue Galerie Graz Who’s Next? From the Series 'Schauplatz Natur' 20 03.03.2018 03.03.2018 Natural History Museum / Education Hotspot Mur. Concealed Emeralds 18 08.03., 7 pm 09.03.2018 09.12.2018 Natural History Museum DASCHNER 12 09.03., 7 pm 10.03.2018 15.04.2018 Neue Galerie Graz, studio Rebel with a Vision. Vjenceslav Richter Retrospective 9 22.03., 7 pm 23.03.2018 02.09.2018 Neue Galerie Graz Archduke Johann. The world of Styrian iron 21 23.03., 7 pm 24.03.2018 31.10.2018 Agriculture Museum Schloss Stainz Conflicting Faiths. Art in Graz during the Counter-Reformation Already running 2017 23.03.2018 31.10.2018 Alte Galerie “Whom Does the Großglockner Belong to?” 22 24.03., 11 am 24.03.2018 31.10.2018 Rosegger Museum Krieglach God and the World. What do we Believe in? Already running 2017 24.03.2018 04.11.2018 Schloss Trautenfels April The Impact of Passarowitz. 300 Years of Continuity in Europe 24 05.04., 7 pm 06.04.2018 04.11.2018 Styrian Armoury Faith Love Hope. 800 Years of the Graz-Seckau Diocese 5 12.04., 6 pm 13.04.2018 26.08.2018 Kunsthaus Graz 100 Years of Border. An exhibition in 3 Chapters 100 Years Border I: 1900–1918. The Period before Demarcation 17 18.04., 7 pm 19.04.2018 02.09.2018 History Museum Yasaman Hasani. LeftOver 12 19.04., 7 pm 20.04.2018 03.06.2018 Neue Galerie Graz, studio Presence and Appearance 27 21.04., 11 am 21.04.2018 04.11.2018 Schloss Trautenfels My portraIt and YOU. An Exhibition for Young People 23 26.04., 7 pm 27.04.2018 31.10.2018 Schloss Eggenberg May Archaeology Museum, Schloss Razor sharp. 6000 years chert mining in Rein near Graz 25 17.05., 7 pm 18.05.2018 31.10.2018 Eggenberg Female Slaves of Virtue. Ladies' Orders in Old Austria 26 17.05., 7 pm 18.05.2018 31.10.2018 Coin Cabinet, Schloss Eggenberg Spring Celebration 28 27.05., 2 pm 27.05.2018 27.05.2018 Austrian Sculpture Park 2 Month Title Page Opening Begin End Museum June Nicole Prutsch. Beyond the measuring principle 12 14.06., 7 pm 15.06.2018 19.08.2018 Neue Galerie Graz, studio Art Controversies 10 14.06., 7 pm 15.06.2018 31.03.2019 Neue Galerie Graz Musger Motion Blur – Clemens Luser 29 29.06. Art in Public Space Inverting Battlefields – For a Borderless Future 29 June 2018 Art in Public Space August Susanne Schuda. You need Therapy! 12 07.09., 7 pm 08.09.2018 21.10.2018 Neue Galerie Graz, studio September Late Summer Celebration 28 09.09., 2 pm 09.09.2018 09.09.2018 Austrian Sculpture Park 100 Years of Border. An Exhibition in 3 Chapters 100 Years of Border II: 1919–1945. Life at the Border 17 13.09., 7 pm 14.09.2018 24.02.2019 History Museum World Peace Day 2018. Action Days and Programme 24 20.09.2018 22.09.2018 ZH / MfG / VKM / Education Congo Stars 6 22.09., 11 am 22.09.2018 27.01.2019 Kunsthaus Graz As if with the Scalpel. The Actionist Drawings of Günter Brus 14 27.09., 7 pm 28.09.2018 27.01.2019 BRUSEUM, Neue Galerie Graz COMRADE CONRADE. Democracy and Peace on the Street 30 September 2018 Art in Public Space October Hrdlicka/Martinz. „Call for Mistrust“ 11 04.10., 7 pm 05.10.2018 06.01.2019 Neue Galerie Graz November Artothek Styria 2018 12 08.11., 7 pm 09.11.2018 02.12.2018 Neue Galerie Graz, studio BIG WIRBEL 7 09.11.2018 11.11.2018 Kunsthaus Graz / Education December Art Space Styria 2018. Stipend Awardees 12 06.12., 6 pm 07.12.2018 17.03.2019 Neue Galerie Graz, studio Climate Change and Styria. From the Series 'Schauplatz Natur' 20 12.12.2018 12.12.2018 Natural History Museum / Education Science Center 19 Spring 2019 Natural History Museum 3 Haegue Yang: VIP´s Union Phase II, Surrender Opening: 14.02.2018, 7 pm Duration: 15.02.–02.04.2018 Curated by Barbara Steiner VIP’s Union enters its second phase in February 2018: the furniture which over the last nine months has been available for use throughout the Kunsthaus is now changing its status and will be on show in a spatial setting in Space02 designed by Haegue Yang. In June 2017, the Korean artist had asked ‘very important persons’ from the city of Graz and the province of Styria to submit a table or chair of their own choice. In total 100 from 137 people agreed to the request, with 143 furniture items being handed to the Kunsthaus. The Kunsthaus Graz initiated a radical step with VIP’s Union by having all the furniture in the building replaced by the loaned pieces for the duration of the project. Thus, the decisions made by the loaners and their generosity significantly helped shape the appearance of the institution in recent months. The question as to who is an important person in what context was answered differently in the course of the work, depending on the location and institution. VIP’s Union also produces a portrait of a particular place and reflects the relationship between private loaners as well as those institutions issuing invitations. To mark the presentation of VIP’s Union in Graz, all realizations to date of VIP’s Union will now be gathered together and presented in a publication. 4 Faith Love Hope 800 Years of the Graz-Seckau Diocese Opening: 12.04.2018, 6 pm Duration: 13.04.–26.08.2018 Curated by Katrin Bucher Trantow, Alois Kölbl, Johannes Rauchenberger and Barbara Steiner An exhibition to mark ‘800 Years of the Graz-Seckau Diocese’ together with KULTUM – the Minorites’ Cultural Centre. In cooperation with the Alte Galerie, the Folk Life Museum and the Diocese Museum of Graz. Even today, church and art have more in common than it may seem at first glance: both help shape society, create social identity and provoke discussions of the same. The exhibition seeks out possible connections between temporal and secular zones, it explores forms of artistic engagement with images and values forged by Christianity. Using specific projects that deal with museums and church institutions in situ, the exhibition plumbs a rich heritage of church-created traditions, throwing light on current social challenges. What duties do the divine virtues of faith, love and hope demand these days of a society so varied in thought and faith? With the works of some 30 artists and with projects by Maja Bekan, Thomas Bayrle, Birgit Jürgenssen, Kris Martin, Muntean/Rosenblum, Slavs and Tatars, Karol Radziszewski, Danh Vo among others. 5 Congo Stars Opening: 22.09.2018, 11 am Duration: 22.09.2018–27.01.2019 Curated by Sammy Baloji, Bambi Ceuppens, Fiston Mwanza Mujila, Günther Holler-Schuster and Barbara Steiner In cooperation with the Afrika Museum in Tervuren and the Kunsthalle Tübingen. In the words of Congolese painter Chéri Samba: ‘This painting comes from the people, concerns the people, is aimed at the people.’ He and other artists are important chroniclers of everyday life and political events in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The exhibition Congo Stars shows the wealth, special features and lines of tradition of locally oriented, popular painting from the 1960s to the present day from the Africa Museum in Tervuren and from Austrian collections. The Congolese writer resident in Graz, Fiston Mwanza Mujila, created an imaginary location in 2016 by the name of Tram 83. While this place proceeds from the reality of Congolese cities, it could nonetheless be almost anywhere – including Graz. This book forms the starting point for the Congo Stars exhibition. This connects recent contemporary art from the Congo and representatives of ‘Art Populaire’ to a similarly imaginary panorama of social, political, religious and other dynamics. Tram 83 and Congo Stars merge into one delirium as it were – the visual power of pictures, the driving pulse of the Congolese rumba. 6 BIG WIRBEL 09.–11.11.2018 Curated by Monika Holzer-Kernbichler The BIG WIRBEL takes place once a year, lasts two to three days, and focuses on material and technology – each one with fascinating links to current exhibitions in the Kunsthaus Graz, whose contents are thereby expanded, stimulating visitors to participate and reflect. In 2018 the connection will be to the Congo Stars exhibition. At the core is a varied, visitor-friendly programme, which promotes reflection and discussion on subjects which arise from the exhibition context. Numerous stations throughout the exhibition invite visitors to try things out, take part, play along, and watch. 7 Shirin Neshat Women in Society Opening: 17.01.2018, 7 pm Duration: 18.01.–22.04.2018 Curated by Holger Kube Ventura; coordination on site: Günther Holler-Schuster In cooperation with Kunsthalle Tübingen Shirin Neshat (born 1957) occupies a central role in the discourse on relations between the East and the West: her photographs and videos revolve around the situation of women in societies shaped by Islam, and the contradictions arising between western and oriental cultural traditions.