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Flyer by @isaprae Meshwar to Palestine: Workshop & Listening Session Date/Time: Thursday, March 12, 18:00–20:00Location: VBKÖParticipation is free – Please register at info@vbkoe.org Meshwar Mixtapes is an international project for collective listening that brings cultures of the Global South into lived experience through music and storytelling, making space for voices that are often marginalised. This

FOREST STRUGGLES: composition for sound art and sign poetry Date/Time: Thu, March 5th, 2026, 18:00Location: VBKÖ Forest Struggles by Tahereh Nourani is a composition for sign poetry and sound art created in collaboration with Anja Burghardt. Drawing on texts by Fowota Mortoo and Sophie Chao published in the 47th issue of The Funambulist, the piece

VBKÖ: When Archives Speak The VBKÖ archive documents over a century of artistic practice and ever-changing queer feminist organizing by women* artists since VBKÖ’s foundation in 1910 – as well as the association’s complicated and contradictory history.  Zoe Gudović has developed VBKÖ: When Archives Speak—a project centered on listening to those who work with archives

––THE WORKSHOP UNFORTUNATELY HAD TO BE CANCELLED!–– El Beat del Bullerengue: Percussion Workshop & Rueda with Daniela Serna / @akupercu Sat, July 5th, 11:00–13:00 An Afro-Colombian percussion workshop para todxs! In the session, we will explore 2 rhythms, bullerengue sentao and chalupa, by learning how to play them on Tambor Alegre, Tambora, Llamador, and Maracas.

Marimba Percussion Workshop with Jessianber & Jaritza Narvaez Thu, June 19, 3pm–5pmMaysedergasse 2/28, 4th floor, 1010 Vienna Please register at info@vbkoe.org as space is limited!No previous experience is necessary.   Step into the rhythm of the Colombian Pacific with Marimba, an electrifying music and dance experience led by the powerful voices of two young cultural

“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

Community Archives: Collecting and Preserving Histories Speaker: Saadia Gacem (online) from Archives des luttes des femmes en AlgérieDate: Friday, May 23rd, 18:30-20:00Location: VBKÖ Archive (Maysedergasse 28/2, 4th floor)     Archives des luttes des femmes en Algérie (Archives of Women’s Struggles in Algeria) is an independent project founded in 2019, by researcher Awel Haouati, whose

gyenjaimma khaon: লজ্জা edition 26 april saturday 6-9pm ‘gyenjaimma khaon’ is a series of food gatherings for Black people, Indigenous people & People of the Global Majority. across two seasons, we will explore food together with emotions.for the spring edition, together we will cook fish & explore our shame. you are invited on this gentle

totalement ok – Contemporary Matters Zine Release Party totalement ok This publication was produced as part of a public workshop organized by Contemporary Matters in December 2024 and January 2025 at the invitation of the Austrian Association of Women Artists (VBKÖ), Vienna. Workshop participants brought materials, artworks, texts or ideas to be developed in the

Contemporary Matters – Zine and Self-Publication Workshop Contemporary Matters is pleased to invite you to a two-part zine and self-publication workshop at VBKÖ, Vienna. The results will be presented at the end of January 2025. It is an opportunity to publish your (artistic) work in the context of a community of artists and other cultural

“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 series draws on the slang term “tea” – meaning to share truth or gossip – to create a space where participants spill

“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 series draws on the slang term “tea” – meaning to share truth or gossip – to create a space where participants spill

REVOLUCION PUTA by Maria Galindo Screening and talk with the directorJune 25Th, 8pm, VBKÖ(BO 2023 / 52 min., Spanish with English subtitles) What is the real door and what is the false door to enter the whore’s universe with a camera? Arrive with a sign that calls it as sex work and thus pay with

Feminist Percussion Workshop