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The Whole World is our Home & The Spectre in the House / Elke Auer & Tea Hvala Book presentationThursday, July 30th, 202619:00VBKÖ, Maysedergasse 2/28, 1010 Vienna Asma Mendoza, a 48-year-old agency worker who cleaned the giant surfaces of the Reina Sofia Museum, wrote to her daughter in the Philippines: “I have never seen anything […]

Workshop: Collective Percussion with La Perla Wednesday, June 24, 18:00–20:00In Spanish & English The workshop focuses on instrumental performance, singing, and dance traditions from the rural music of Colombia’s Caribbean coast. Within the rich tradition of bailes cantados (sung dances), we explore rhythms such as bullerengue, chalupa, and fandango. Through the gaita ensemble tradition, participants

“Δiotima; or, Δeir*land: A fragmented stori of arkivs, kolektivism, imaginaʃon, & multituds” Book launch and reading by Anna T.Thursday, May 14, 202618:00-21:00 (reading and discussion with Mediterranean snacks)VBKÖ, Maysedergasse 2/28, 1010 Vienna About the bookThis book is an interactive experimental project about creative writing and language, collectivity and multitudes. It is a collection of fictional

“What’s the Tea?” is a series of events designed by and for trans* and queer individuals to share their personal stories, inspirations, aspirations, and creative work. Centered around the concept of storytelling, the event draws on the slang term “tea” – meaning to share truth or gossip – to create a space where participants spill their

Polyphonic Archive, Entangled Voices | Workshop #1 by Pêdra Costa Creative Infidelity: a research following Nísia Floresta’s strategies of cultural translation Date: April 11th, 2026Time: 15:00-18:00 Guest: Verena Melgarejo-Weinandt Creative Infidelity: a research following Nísia Floresta’s strategies of cultural translation is a project that approaches the archive as a living organism. Inspired by the Brazilian

Polyphonic Archive, Entangled Voices | Artist Talk Date: April 9th, 2026, 18:00-19:00Doors Open: 17:30 As part of the exhibition Polyphonic Archives, Entangled Voices and the VBKÖ Archive Residency Program, VBKÖ hosts an artist talk with Daniel Hill, Eszter Katalin, Vinko Nino Jaeger and Christina Werner, moderated by Natascha Bobrowsky. Based on their shared research within

“What’s the Tea?” is a series of events designed by and for trans* and queer individuals to share their personal stories, inspirations, aspirations, and creative work. Centered around the concept of storytelling, the event draws on the slang term “tea” – meaning to share truth or gossip – to create a space where participants spill their

“What’s the Tea?” is a series of events designed by and for trans* and queer individuals to share their personal stories, inspirations, aspirations, and creative work. Centered around the concept of storytelling, the event draws on the slang term “tea” – meaning to share truth or gossip – to create a space where participants spill their