This extensive project allows residents of Graz to experience art in everyday life in all districts throughout the year. With the aid of this project, Grazer Kunstverein is broadening people’s understanding of where culture can be situated in our urban surroundings and which different forms of involvement are possible. As part of this project, twenty artists from more than seventeen nations are speculatively relocating the site of Grazer Kunstverein into urban space. The temporary events and art projects are taking place in public space with a close link to the cultural diversity of the seventeen districts.
Grazer Kunstverein at Palais Trauttmansdorff acts as an information centre, production site, office space and studio. This is the location of the headquarters—a system of modular structures commissioned to Edward Clydesdale Thomson. The separate elements can be taken along to the various venues around the city and serve as a catalogue of temporary architectures. Each of the speculative art associations embodies a different kind of idea: conceptual, aesthetic, performative and formal.
The documentation of the project will take the form of a printed guide to the city and an app.
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Events
01 Jan2020bis 31 Dec2020
Der Grazer Kunstverein zieht in den Botanischen Garten
// Ort: Botanischer Garten
24Jan2020
Eröffnung des Depots
19:00
// Ort: Grazer Kunstverein Depot
28Feb2020
Der Grazer Kunstverein zieht in die Stadtbibliothek
18:00
// Ort: Stadtbibliothek Zanklhof
04Mar2020
Der Grazer Kunstverein zieht zum Fußballstadion
18:00
// Ort: Treffpunkt bei der Straßenbahnstation "Stadion Liebenau"
03Jul2020
[postponed:] Der Grazer Kunstverein zieht nach Andritz
// Ort: Hilmteich
24Jul2020
[postponed:] Der Grazer Kunstverein in den Wald
18:00
// Ort: Treffpunkt in der Heurigenschenke Sattler
07Aug2020
[postponed:] Der Grazer Kunstverein zieht in den Klimanotstand
19:00
// Ort: Haltestelle Volksschule Gösting
01 Sep2020bis 30 Sep2020
Der Grazer Kunstverein zieht in ein Badezimmer
// Ort: Öffentlicher Raum Lend
Der Grazer Kunstverein zieht in die Buschenschank
// Ort: Online