All programme items
Archive
2024
12.11. - 08.12.
Elfie Semotan
Siolence. Combat violence against women
On the occasion of Orange the World, Kunsthaus Graz presents a collaborative photo series by the important Austrian photographer Elfie Semotan, which gives a strong voice to the female victims of violence.
2024
02.10. - 10.11.
Peter Gerwin Hoffmann
Du sollst töten
war is our way of life, our opponent is our fellow man and the world with all its beings.
we will win! (Peter Gerwin Hoffmann)
2024
05.07. - 06.10.
Azra Akšamija
Sanctuary
What is sacred? Azra Aksamija's "shelters" can be actively experienced and focus on social, ethical and ecological sustainability.
2024
16.05. - 18.08.
Loopy Loonies
Andrea Scrima
Andrea Scrima’s drawing series Loopy Loonies explores the violence imbedded in the comic and cartoon imagery endemic to contemporary visual cultures.
2024
05.04. - 05.05.
Eva Egermann, Cordula Thym
C-TV: Close Encounters of the Hamster Kind
With finery and pomp against the tyranny of the norm! The Diagonale cooperation is a convincing statement for a community of inclusion.
2024
04.04. - 05.05.
Alicja Kwade @ Sol LeWitt's Wall. Performed
What does the world sit on when we sit on it?
As in many of her works, Alicja Kwade questions our habits of perception within Sol LeWitt's Wall. Compared to harmoniously floating stones and bronze world chairs, rotation and gravity as the basic conditions of our life on the blue sphere might simply be a question of perspective.
2024
02.02. - 10.03.
Renate Krammer. Lines
@ Sol LeWitt’s Wall. Performed
The rigorous concept of the line becomes a multidimensional drawing in (and of) time and space.
2024
09.01. - 18.02.
2023
10.11. - 17.12.
Franz Vana
WORK : SLEEP @ Sol LeWitt’s Wall. Performed
Franz Vana's conceptual approach to language and image compositions makes him an exemplary counterpart to Sol LeWitt's modular wall.
2023
28.09. - 03.04.
The Other
Re-Imagine the Future
The group exhibition The Other at Space02 addresses themes of identity, history, belonging and exclusion, thus opening up a wide range of perspectives with many international positions.
2023
28.09. - 19.11.
Kellerkino: Raffaella Crispino, Il Mutuo Appoggio
Welt – Bild: Contingencies
During a walk through the greenhouses of the Botanical Garden in Meise, a group of young women discuss the survival strategies of certain plants. They explore various topics centred around Peter Kropotkin's theory of mutual aid. In contrast to the Darwinian hypothesis of survival of the fittest, Kropotkin showed that co-operation and mutual aid are the most important factors for evolution and progress.
2023
28.09. - 07.04.
Kellerkino
World – Image: Contingencies
The Kellerkino is curated by Branka Benčić (Director of the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rijeka, Croatia) as a film program from September 2023 - April 2024.
2023
28.09. - 09.06.
Sol LeWitt's Wall. Performed
Re-Imagine the Future
Sol LeWitt's monumental work Wall is reactivated after almost 20 years and recontextualized in a dialogue with current artistic positions.
2023
04.07. - 27.08.
Architectures of Life
This work show is for all visitors* who want to explore the possibilities of social inclusion through and with art.
2023
08.06. - 27.08.
Plamen Dejanoff
Heritage Project
Plamen Dejanoff's solo exhibition at the Kunsthaus Graz shows new works, precisely researched in terms of craftsmanship, which investigate a common European cultural heritage.
2023
26.05. - 27.08.
Body and Territory
Cross-border Dialogues. A cooperation with MSU Zagreb
Body and Territory is to be understood as a dialogue between neighbours, in which connecting elements of artistic practices around the themes of body and identity are made visible.
2023
23.03. - 30.04.
Anna Spanlang
Baby better have my menstruation. I ain’t no museum
In the Kunsthaus, Anna Spanlang as last year's Diagonale winner in the category "Best Innovative Film" shows her collaborative work in film interspersed with props (the giant tampon stands in the forecourt) and films that overlay the existing setting.
2023
10.02. - 01.05.
Isa Rosenberger
Shadows, Gaps, Voids
Shadows, Gaps, Voids is Isa Rosenberger’s most comprehensive show to date and features older works and a new piece, a co-production with Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau.