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2024

12.11. - 08.12.

Elfie Semotan

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

25.10. - 10.11.

Choir of Kin – Lichenography

Choir of Kin – Lichenography

by Transformative Narratives (Tony Wagner & Lena Kuzmich)

At Neue Galerie Graz, the collective Transformative Narratives presents their music notation technique, Lichenography, as an audiovisual installation.

2024

08.10. - 08.12.

Mathias Kessler

Mathias Kessler

Pump it Up!

‘Airdancers’ on the BIX facade playfully visualise the interplay between work, movement and energy. The hybrid art project Pump it Up! combines the themes of energy generation, sustainability and work as well as analogue and digital space.

2024

02.10. - 10.11.

Peter Gerwin Hoffmann

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

12.07. - 27.10.

Unmistakably Waldorf!

Unmistakably Waldorf!

Waldorf processed trends in (Austrian) painting in the second half of the 20th century in an unmistakable way.

2024

05.07. - 06.10.

Azra Akšamija 

Azra Akšamija 

Sanctuary

What is sacred? Azra Aksamija's "shelters" can be actively experienced and focus on social, ethical and ecological sustainability.

2024

22.06. - 06.10.

Haus-Geist

Haus-Geist

Abdul Sharif Oluwafemi Baruwa

The installations of artist Abdul Sharif Oluwafemi Baruwa are subtle questionings of social and political realities. 

2024

19.06. - 30.06.

Adolf A. Osterider

Adolf A. Osterider

Adolf A. Osterider is one of the prominent representatives of lyrical expressionism in Styria.

2024

14.06. - 06.01.

Listen! Listen!

Listen! Listen!

100 Years of Radio

2024

24.05. - 27.10.

Janz Franz

Janz Franz

A first retrospective of the work of an exiled Styrian whose art is characterized by the Graz (sub)culture of the 1960s.

2024

23.05. - 30.06.

Plamen Dejanoff

Plamen Dejanoff

Heritage Project II 

The garden sculpture brings together three work complexes from the exhibition Plamen Dejanoff. Heritage Project (2023). All of them can take on both purely aesthetic and concrete functions and refer to the long-term project in Dejanoff's home town of Veliko Tarnovo.

2024

16.05. - 18.08.

Loopy Loonies

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

11.05. - 09.06.

Gabriela Golder @ Sol LeWitt's Wall. Performed

Gabriela Golder @ Sol LeWitt's Wall. Performed

2024

09.05. - 06.10.

Günter Brus

Günter Brus

A Mad Scrap of Paper

2024

01.05. - 19.01.

24/7

24/7

Work between meaning and imbalance

In the age of 24/7 access, traditional working hours have long ceased to be the norm. Bike couriers, previously a symbol of physical and flexible work, are now part of the revolution in digital distribution, their gaudy colours a lively addition to the appearance of cities.

2024

25.04. - 07.01.

Who Are You, Styria?
 

Who Are You, Styria?  

A project on collection objects and their stories

2024

19.04. - 31.10.

The Shaped World

The Shaped World

Archaeology of the ArchaeoRegion Southwest Styria

2024

12.04. - 18.08.

Show!

Show!

Highlights from the Collection

2024

05.04. - 05.05.

Eva Egermann, Cordula Thym

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

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.