Group Exhibition
Location: alte WU, Library, Augasse 2-6, 1090 Vienna
Exhibition Duration: 08. to 14.11.2025
Vernissage and Party: Sat, 08.11.2025: 5 PM - 10 PM
Finissage: Fri, 14.11.2025: 5 PM - 10 PM
Opening Hours: Sun - Fri: 1 PM - 6 PM
X FRAMES PER SPACE – DIFFERENT LOGICS • SHARED QUESTIONS
Curators: Annette Tesarek, Sebastian Pfeifhofer, Melina Steiner
Hosted by:
LBI-NetMed, WEST & VCAS
VCAS - Artists:
Manuel Bachinger, Danijela Bagarić, Mina Banabak, Ziegi Boss, Tomiris Dmitrievskikh, Annika Eschmann, Jonas Fliedl, Lisa Glonti, Maria Gvardeitseva, Julia Hahnl, OU Jiun-You, June Kitho, Anthony Kroytor, Sanja Lasić, Nadine Lemke, Meike Legler, Oliver R. Meschnig, Peter Moosgaard,freakygreenfish, Sebastian Pfeifhofer, Laurie Schram, Melina Steiner, Sarah Steiner, Daniela Trinkl, Sarah Wilhelmy, Aga Zagraba, Q+I
LBI-NetMed - Scientists and Artists:
Angela Andorrer, Die Aschenbrecher, Albert-László Barabási, Friedrich Bliem, Katy Börner, Patryck Chan, descent, ECHTZEITKUNSTWELT, Thomas Feuerstein, Funkyfiona, Dominik Grünbühel, Begi Guggenheim, Felice Gotthardt, Christiane Hütter, Julian Jankovic, Martin Krammer, T(n)C, LBI-NetMed, LBG OIS Center, Monica LoCascio, Mary Maggic, Rica Fuentes Martinez, Daniel Mazanik, Vanessa Mazanik, Ernst Miesgang, Stella Mondin, Oskerhase, Monika Pietrzak-Franger, projectvime & Te En Chen, Sebastian Pirch, Luca Ruzsics, Chris Schratt, Bettina Schülke, Clemens Stecher, STUDIO 101010, Annette Tesarek, The Meaningful Noise Collective, Norbert Unfug, Oleg Ustinov, Ana Vollwesen, Alexander Zaloopin
In the present-day flood of images, we often overlook the frame that determines what becomes visible.
X FRAMES PER SPACE • DIFFERENT LOGICS - SHARED QUESTIONS explores these framings as a fundamental basis for our view of the world and creates an open space where art and science interlock and unfold. The exhibition sheds light on complex relationships: it asks how scientific data inspires art and how art engages with contemporary scientific questions. The show is inspired by the interfaces between science, art, technology, data visualization, social imagination, and processes of exploration and transformation. It examines how different modes of thought lead to similar questions, or, conversely, how different questions lead to comparable results. In the multi-logical interplay of Virtual Reality, Artificial Intelligence, robotics, video, installation, painting, and drawing, spaces for thought open up beyond established categories. By experiencing different perspectives, the exhibition invites visitors to question the apparent self-evidence of our worldview and to go beyond the frame to discover new paths.
Concept
Special thanks to:
Bezirksvertretung Alsergrund for sponsoring the event
WEST for providing the exhibition space
