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The position of the minute hand in relation to midnight on the Doomsday Clock serves as a metaphor for how close humanity is to self-inflicted global catastrophe. The time is now set closer than at any other time in history: 90 seconds to midnight. 90 Seconds to Midnight is thus intended to encourage artists to address, with time running out, themes of: the environment and climate change, political upheaval, technological and scientific developments as a whole, and ecological catastrophe.

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Chronos Film Screening

November. 10th, 2024 at 2:30 CEST

This event brings together contributors from the newly published ‘ARTIST COLLECTIVES: conversations, methods and practices 2023-2024’, for 30 minutes of experimental art and creation. We will build a space for everyone whether online or in person to be able to participate and explore the film Chronos and take part in activities. This is an opportunity to connect with fellow artists, share your ideas, and experience collective expression.

90 Seconds to Midnight

Group Art Exhibition, part of Vienna Art Week 2024

November. 9th-15th, 2024

Public Premiere Screening:
Borders: shaping place and movement

Experimental video and short film showreel

October 30th, 6:30pm
Hosted by Blickle Kino in Belvedere 21

Borders: shaping place and movement is an experimental video and short film showreel exploring the nature of borders and their impact on society, culture, and the human experience. This curation brings together the work of artists and filmmakers from around the world, representing different perspectives, as well as experimental approaches to visual expression. The works in this showreel explore cultural and geopolitical boundaries and how they can impact the opportunities and experiences of individuals and communities.