All programme items
Archive
2014
14.11. - 15.02.
Damage Control
Art and Destruction Since 1950
From the mid-twentieth century onwards, one can observe an increased interest in the concept of destruction and dismantling in all areas of art production.
2014
14.11. - 15.02.
Damage Control
Body Art and Destruction 1968-1972
BRUSEUM The exhibition is dedicated to an aspect of artistic destruction: Body Art in its early days from the special angle of actionist self-harming.
2014
07.11. - 22.02.
Towards Modernity?
Paul Schad-Rossa and the Arts in Graz
In the autumn of 1900 the painter, sculptor and artisan Paul Schad-Rossa (1862-1916) moved from Munich to Graz. Attracted by a lively arts scene, he started numerous initiatives that set out to unite art and life, in the spirit of Secessionism.
2014
25.10. - 09.11.
Architecture of Utopia
Project presentation of the Institute for Architectural Theory, Art and Cultural Sciences, Graz University of Technology
The exhibition gathers independent designs of modern architectural, utopian thinking, finding the right setting for this in the biomorphic Kunsthaus Graz.
2014
24.10. - 22.02.
Die Kunst des Herrn Nestler
The Art of Mr. Nestler
As a sculptor, graphic artist, performer and art teacher, Norbert Nestler (1942–2014) had a longstanding influence on the art world in Graz.
2014
16.09. - 11.01.
Ophrys Flowers
Studies by Hildegard Könighofer
Portraits of Ophyrs flowers in pencil, Indian ink, watercolour and coloured pencil.
2014
04.07. - 26.10.
The Private Perspective
Brus in Styrian Private Collections
BRUSEUM The exhibition allows an insight into Styrian collecting activity, showing the varied approaches to the work of Günter Brus.
2014
28.06. - 05.07.
2014
18.06. - 19.10.
Karl Neubacher
Media Artist, 1926-1978
An extensive retrospective of Karl Neubacher's exciting and progressive work in conceptual art and graphic design recalls Graz as the bastion of the avant-garde in Austria.
2014
13.06. - 05.10.
2014
06.06. - 12.10.
Katharina Grosse
Who, I? Whom, you?
In the Kunsthaus Graz Katharina Grosse is concerned with the significance of the reduced allusion and the theatrical contained in colour.
2014
16.05. - 30.06.
Bone Code
Bodies Tell the Story of War
The exhibition marks the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War, 2014, by displaying the vestiges of violence on skeletons.
2014
30.04. - 29.06.
2014
12.04. - 31.10.
The Forest and Humans
A History in 100 Stations
Specific themes from the realms of culture, nature and art explore the subject of the forest, setting it in regional, national and international contexts.
2014
06.04. - 31.10.
The Mystery of Wood
From Roofing to Mountain Biking
This special exhibition shows the multifarious uses of wood from basic material to finishing, from the simple tool to the completed artwork.