2019
28.01. - 13.02
From January 28 until February 13, everyone had the chance to read their own name on the BIX façade. This was thanks to the winning project in the Kunsthaus BIX competition for FH Joanneum students, supported by Energie Graz.
2018
22.09. - 27.01
On the occasion of the Congo Stars exhibition, the text "Loneliness 12" by Fiston Mwanza Mujila runs on the BIX Media Facade.
2018
27.08. - 21.09
Bernhard Wolf sends a growing column of symbols into the urban space. Not easy to decipher, they are pretty and spooky at the same time.
2018
15.06
The video work Isomorph, which was specially developed for the facade of the Kunsthaus Graz, works on the threshold between form and line. Generative noise patterns slowly emerge from simple lines, which in turn merge into complex patterns.
2018
16.05
On the "International Day of Light", Energie Graz and the Universalmuseum Joanneum are realizing a project together that invites you to join in: Make the lights on the BIX Facade pulsate and set an example for community!
2018
28.04. - 30.04
GUILT flickers as a stylish signet on the BIX Facade of the Kunsthaus and a group of different identities interweave on the baroque Mariahilf church.
2018
11.04. - 26.08
The letter sequence "GUILT" is a statement, a reminder and a denunciation without a specific addressee. The term can be found in two different places: on the BIX Media Facade at nightfall and as a mirrored object in Space01 in the group show Faith Love Hope.
2017
11.12. - 11.04
Daniel Egg has employed cigarette smoke as a means of communication, developing a semantic vocabulary of forms that manifests itself in smoke.
2017
24.11. - 29.11
With Bixtris, two people can build against each other on the BIX facade. Similar to the cult game Tetris, your mobile phone becomes the cursor and the facade becomes a competitive building site.
2017
27.09. - 29.10
As part of the exhibition play! Graz collective brings the blockchain on the BIX Media Facade of the Kunsthaus Graz.
2017
07.09. - 11.09
The [{Ghost}] project is an artificial neural network, artificial intelligence that inhabits two different art institutions.
2017
01.09
What do we want from VR—Virtual Reality? What lies behind the technological development of VR? We will be looking for answers to these key questions on the podium from a range of perspectives—from a VR scientist, an artist, a curator and a game critic.
2017
13.07. - 10.12
“Love is the measure for learning.” This poetic quote comes from Ghost, a machine intelligence created in the metaspace of the Kunsthaus Graz. Ghost is a digital organism that learns from its environment, lives in the architecture of the Kunsthaus, and from time to time makes an appearance.
2017
01.06. - 30.06
Visuals shown on the BIX Media Facade create an "exchange" between building and sound structures.
2017
20.05
Questions on the meaning of public space as socio-political material will be discussed within the framework of Licht 2017 with Mischa Kuball, Barbara Steiner, Elisabeth Fiedler and Bernhard Rinner. Moderated by Katrin Bucher Trantow.
2017
21.04. - 31.05
Kuball is showing public preposition | (Dys)(U)topia, a script that mutates from the term Utopia to Dystopia and back again. In an endless loop of repetitions on the facade, he questions shifting perspectives on both architectonic and social developments, here and everywhere.
2017
01.04. - 20.04
Pendule shifts vision from the two-dimensional to the three-dimensional and turns the BIX Facade into a mirror of the imagination as well as a real moving object in the urban space.
2017
01.02. - 28.02
Colombian Andrés Ramírez Gaviria, based in Vienna, is a conceptual artist who turns digital technology into his laboratory for the analysis of art-historical "truths". His work modal.patterns for the BIX Facade is about the abstracting of narration and the analysis of a principle important for abstract art.
2017
01.01. - 31.01
Little Star plays upon the suspense between the hectic pace of images that overwhelm us and the desire to contemplate the pattern.
2016
01.12. - 31.12
The BIX Media Facade and a monitor in the foyer show two works by Michelangelo Pistoletto. Titled “Third Paradise”, the works beckon toward a new age in the fusion of art and life.