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Wiener Aktionismus Museum, Eva Badura-Triska, Julia Moebus-Puck
Eva Badura-Triska, Julia Moebus-Puck, Lisa Moravec
194 mm x 262 mm
Hardcover
Available in German and English
German edition: 978-3-96912-156-6
English edition: 978-3-96912-157-3
February 2025, 287 pages, 264 photos, printed in Austria
DCV
Dr. Cantz’sche Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG
WHAT IS VIENNA ACTIONISM? is published on the occasion of the eponymous opening exhibition of the Wiener Aktionismus Museum (WAM, Vienna Actionism Museum) and is intended to serve as an easily
accessible introduction to one of the internationally most important artistic manifestations of the twentieth century. It focuses on the 1960s and early 1970s, the core period of this movement, with brief glimpses into
the period afterward, when Brus, Nitsch, and Muehl were no longer in such close contact and artistic exchange with each other and Schwarzkogler was already dead.
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Four Actions
14.02.2025 – 27.07.2025
Exhibition: 14.02.2025 – 27.07.2025
Four Actions
With its second exhibition, the WAM is now going into greater depth. The opening exhibition WHAT IS VIENNA ACTIONISM? first offered an overview of the multi-layered developments of this movement in the 1960s, whereby the individual actions were only presented with exemplary photos. Now, under the title FOUR ACTIONS, an exhibition series is being launched that presents selected actions with all the available historical material. In this way, it will be possible for the first time to understand the actions in all their detail. The aim of the exhibition is to open up new perspectives on the reception of Vienna Actionism through the precise examination of individual actions.
Exhibition: 28.05. – 27.07.2025
Arbeit am Fleisch.
Thomas Feuerstein
Thomas Feuerstein is one of the most exciting and versatile artists of his generation. In his works, he combines art with science, literary history and philosophy – always with an eye on the boundaries of body, identity and life.
Following on from the tradition of Vienna Actionism, Feuerstein addresses central themes such as corporeality, transformation and the merging of art and life. The focus is particularly on the question: How is our relationship to the body changing in a world that is increasingly digital, technological and networked?
June 2025
June 12, Thursday, 6:00 pm
The Vienna Actionism Museum (not just the Museum of Viennese Actionism) is currently presenting numerous results of the work of contemporary Thomas Feuerstein. The exhibits are not marvelled at and admired as works of art, but as the tools of the cognitive work to which Feuerstein,…
June 17, Tuesday, 6:00 pm
The Austrian artist Thomas Feuerstein leads through the exhibition ARBEIT AM FLEISCH.
June 19, Thursday, 5:00 pm
Tour through the current exhibition.
July 2025
July 3, Thursday, 6:00 pm
The Austrian artist Thomas Feuerstein leads through the exhibition ARBEIT AM FLEISCH.
July 05, Saturday, 3:00 pm
Tour through the current exhibition.
July 6, Sunday, 4:00 pm
Our director Julia Moebus-Puck gives a personal insight into the development of Vienna Actionism.
July 17, Thursday, 5:00 pm
Tour through the current exhibition.
July 26, Saturday, 6:00 pm
The Austrian artist Thomas Feuerstein leads through the exhibition ARBEIT AM FLEISCH.
Wednesday 30, July 2025, 7:00 pm
Young Boy Dancing Group has been creating site-specific live performances since 2014 that are characterised by physical intensity, improvisation and a striking DIY aesthetic. …