TechnoCare (Kunstraum Niederoesterreich)

How can care and technological intervention be compatible with one another, when care is mostly expressed through direct contact? Does caring for someone work cross-species or is it a phenomenon that we only find in humans? How do we deal with digitization efforts in the care sector as a result of the demographic change, which will have a lasting impact on our society?

The curators of the exhibition TechnoCare, Katharina Brandl and Friederike Zenker, will answer these questions and address the issues at the threshold between ethics and the aesthetics of care based upon the artistic works displayed.

Critical Care. Architecture for a Broken Planet (Architekturzentrum Wien)

A planet in crisis. The earth in intensive care. Man-made environmental and social catastrophes are threatening to render the planet uninhabitable. The situation is critical and, dominated by the interests of capital, architecture and urbanism are caught up in the crisis. The exhibition 'Critical Care' shows how architecture and urbanism can contribute to repairing the future and keeping the planet and its inhabitants alive.

The curators Angelika Fitz and Elke Krasny guide through the exhibition.

Registration not required.
Admission Az W 9 Euro + guided tour ticket 2.40 Euro

“Lost and Found”

a picnic on the grounds of the former Nordbahnhof train station with Thomas Romm, urban mining expert, and the social designers Clara Rindler-Schantl, Eva Maria Mair, and Klaus Kodydek. 

Meeting point: Nordbahn-Halle, Leystraße/Taborstraße, 1020 Vienna