All programme items

Architectures of Life

This work show is for all visitors* who want to explore the possibilities of social inclusion through and with art.

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.

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.

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.

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. 

Ingrid Wiener, Martin Roth

From far away you see more

An interwoven world of wonders, a living symbiosis of things; man at the edges observing, enabling, learning. 

Kellerkino: Maximilian Seegert presents Hannah Senoner

Maximilian Seegert presents his film Edge Effects (2022) and invites Hannah Senoner and her work Als ich älter wurde (2022) as a dialogue partner.

Hito Steyerl

Animal Spirits

What is a garden, a habitat, a sphere, a cave? In a direct dialogue with the Kunsthaus Graz, the important German artist and essayistic documentary film-maker Hito Steyerl is planning an installation in Space01’s dark dome that multiply interlocks on both digital and analogue levels.

Faking the Real

The Art of Enticement

Around the explosive term Fake, the exhibition at Kunsthaus Graz traces the development of the interfaces between graphic design and art since 1971, reflecting both political upheavals and technological developments.

Kellerkino: Robert Bergmann presents Maximilian Seegert

Robert Bergmann presents his film Geister die mich, sprechen (2020) and invites the artist and filmmaker Maximilian Seegert and his work Edge Effects (2022) as a dialogue partner.

Kellerkino: Julian Ernst presents Robert Bergmann

In response to the invitation, Robert Bergmann will present his short film "Geister die mich, sprechen", 2020 and thus continues the cinematic dialogue with Julian Ernsts' "Gargoyles", 2021.

Kellerkino: Cosima Roth presents Julian Ernst

In response to the invitation, Julian Ernst will present his short film Gargoyles, 2021 and thus continues the cinematic dialogue with Cosima Roth’s Annahmelose Aufnahme, 2016.

Kellerkino: Daphne von Schrader presents Cosima Roth

In response to the invitation, Cosima Roth will present her short film "Annahmelose Aufnahme", 2016 and thus continues the cinematic dialogue with Daphne von Schrader’s "Träum was schönes!" (“Sweet Dreams!”), 2021

Amazons of Pop!

Women artists, superheroines, icons 1961–1973

Amazons of Pop! extensively addresses the diverse pop art of a generation of women from Europe and North America who constitute the less-well-known side of the movement confidently and expressively.

Monica Bonvicini

I Don't Like You Very Much

The focus of the three-part exhibition, which is being conceived and realised together with the Kunsthaus Graz and the Kunst Museum Winterthur, is the house and the spatial orders and power structures associated with it. 

The Golden Pixel Cooperative

Indizien

The cooperative's work is located at the interface between exhibition space and cinema, and its work is always committed to the dialogical process of collaborative action.

Kellerkino: Jennifer Mattes presents Michael Gülzow

For the revival, Jennifer Mattes has reworked her film Bars von Atlantis (2020) and chosen filmmaker Michael Gülzow and his work Die ultimative Frage auf alle Antworten (The Ultimate Question to All Answers, 2019) as her dialogue partner.

SUPERFLEX

Sometimes As A Fog, Sometimes As A Tsunami

The exhibition of the Danish artist group SUPERFLEX shows a selection of new as well as already existing works. The focus is on capitalist economics as a dissolving factor of social realities, as a fluid form that seeps into people’s lives, into every crack and corner of our reality – sometimes as a fog, sometimes as a tsunami.

Helmut & Johanna Kandl

Palette

Palette pursues the question of where the paints, pigments and binding agents used in a painting come from. In this sense, every painting also represents a map.

Jennifer Mattes

Atlantis Bars

A silvery, melancholic glitter world where time stands still. Mirages, ships, and tears have come to rest here, while the world keeps turning. Jennifer Mattes assembles found material from film, music, and furnishings into fantastical hybrid figures of abandoned film sets.