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In preparation for Matthew T. Huber’s lecture, an adO/Aptive Reading Group will take place in the TQW library.

Matthew T. Huber’s lecture will give an overview of the argument in his book "Climate Change as Class War: Building Socialism on a Warming Planet". The basic argument asserts the climate crisis is at its core a class struggle over who owns and controls the means of energy production.

The Saturday Hangouts take place every other day of performances as part of the Rakete festival: a programme devised by various guests to pass the time, to listen and perhaps take notes in lectures, readings, workshops, listening sessions and artist talks.

An overview of Lower Austria's diverse architectural landscape is now available in book form, with 2,300 buildings and projects – organised by topography and sorted by type.

How do people react to racism, sexism and capitalism in public space? The short film shows invisible theatre and interviews on topics such as single parenthood, citizenship, housing and artistic activism against discrimination.

Exhibition at Typopassage

Young slam poets, word artists and lyricists take note! Here you can tell stories, rhyme, rap, whisper, scream, read or freely narrate. The only conditions are a time limit of 5 minutes, a self-written and performed text and the renunciation of props, disguise and singing.

The Saturday Hangouts take place every other day of performances as part of the Rakete festival: a programme devised by various guests to pass the time, to listen and perhaps take notes in lectures, readings, workshops, listening sessions and artist talks.

TQW DOC+ is a monthly interdisciplinary, inter-university forum for theorists on topics concerned with choreography, performance, body, art and politics at Tanzquartier Wien.

Paris, Barcelona, Lisbon, Vienna: hopping to a different city for the weekend has become part of a lifestyle. In addition to city breaks as an economic factor and contributing to international flair, conflicts in many cities are becoming increasingly apparent.

The Az W is participating once again in the Austria-wide "Long Night of Research", which is being held at over 280 venues across the country. In all nine federal states, you can discover things that otherwise often remains hidden, with free admission: the exciting, the surprising and the astonishing!

The "Box of Truth" is a glass container in the courtyard of Vienna’s MuseumsQuartier. It contains two chairs and a lie detector. Every "Vienna Trial" weekend will start with two public figures being attached to the lie detector and subjected to a public hearing by actor Bibiana Beglau.