Events

 

 

12th-14th of June 2025

Save the Date:

Opening of the International Research Center Gender and Performativity

 

 

10th of December 2024, 6 pm at the Library of mdw (ub.mdw) - Bruno Walter Reading Room

Book presentation (in German): 

  Populismus kritisieren Kunst – Politik – Geschlecht

The editors Evelyn Annuß,  Ralf von Appen, Sarah Chaker, Silke Felber, Andrea Glauser, Therese Kaufmann and Susanne Lettow present the newly published volume Populismus kritisieren Kunst – Politik – Geschlecht.

 

Program:

- Evelyn Annuß and Monika Mokre: "Populismus revisited"
- Birgit Sauer: "Faschisierung und Maskulinismus. Die autoritäre Rechte in Österreich"
- Kai Ginkel: "Populäre Musik und Rechtspopulismus in Österreich"
- Julia Roth: "Male Again? Die US-Wahl aus intersektionaler populismuskritischer Perspektive"

 

The volume is already available in German in open access here: https://www.transcript-verlag.de

Find out more in the mdw event calendar.

 

 

12th of December 2024, 7 pm, at the Arthouse-Kino

Film screening:

Moretones (2023), 90 min

 

followed by a discussion between the director Ginan Seidl and Wei-Ya Lin (Artistic Research Center)

More information in the mdw event calendar.

 

 

Save the Date: 08th of May 2025

Prof. Dr. Evelyn Annuß and Dr. Isabel Frey

are participating in the event series "Abdrift ins Autoritäre, oder Kunsthochschulen als Ort der Kritik" in the summer semester 2025.

More about the event series at: https://krisol-wissenschaft.org/facing-the-drift/

 

 

16th of May, 2024, 5pm

Pre-opening of the International Research Center Gender and Performativity  

with

Jack Halberstam - Unworlding: Trans* Architectures

 

In cooperation with the FWF PEEK-project (AR598) Navigating Dizziness Together (www.on-dizziness.com).

 

 

 

mdw-GENDER STUDIES LECTURE SERIES: Performing Challenges

The Gender Lecture Series explores the relationships between performing arts and interdependent social, political, and ecological challenges. Challenge is meant here in the literal sense of a questioning or doubting, but also as a suggestion, invitation, provocation, or taking on. We want to ask, on the one hand, how current global challenges find form in the arts, that is to say, how they are performed, and on the other, how performative practices themselves challenge, invite, and potentially provoke change. In this context, it is the aesthetic means and conditions of performing today, situated at the intersections of performing arts, activism, politics and theory, that are to be at the centre of our joint engagement with and discussion of gender issues.

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CRITICISING POPULISM

 

Since autumn 2020, the lecture series has regularly included lectures, workshops and panel discussions with renowned experts from science and the arts.,

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FACING_DRAG Film and Lecture Series with

 

  • Fatima Naqvi (Yale): Fassbinder’s Fascist Drag
  • Diedrich Diederichsen (Vienna): No Climax no Highlight – Jack Smith, Das Kapital, Vol I to III
  • Stephan Geene (Berlin): SHAYNE. eine mini-serie in 6 teilen

 

Find more information here

 

 

War in Ukraine: Intersectional Perspectives

Talk and lecture series:

Lecture and Talk: A. Haaron Akram-Lodhi (Trent University, Canada): War, Ukraine and Food: a Global Crisis

War in Ukraine: Intersectional perspectives from the Belarusian opposition
Talk with Olga Shparaga (European College of Liberal Arts in Belarus, Minsk/ Wissenschaftskolleg Berlin)

War in Ukraine: Intersectional Perspectives
Talk with Monika Mokre (The Institute of Culture Studies and Theatre History )

 

Find more information here.

 

 

 

You can find information on past events here.