Join the open rehearsal to get first insights into the new show by Camilla Schielin.

Following the great success of "L’Étang/Der Teich" (Wiener Festwochen 2022), choreographer Gisèle Vienne presents "EXTRA LIFE" at Tanzquartier Wien, once again featuring actor Adèle Haenel (e.g. "Portrait of a Lady on Fire"), this time alongside Katia Petrowick and Theo Livesey.

Wild brushstrokes, bright shades of green! Alongside the landscape paintings by Richard Gerstl, the garden paintings by Theodor von Hörmann also whet the appetite for the warm season and experiences in the great outdoors. Together we will welcome the awakening plant world in the museum and be inspired to create floral paper paintings in the studio!

The breast has an important symbolic significance in the art of the old masters and its depiction still has cultural, social and political meaning today. Using selected works from the collection of Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna and the exhibition Darker, Lighter, Puffy, Flat, you will learn how breasts have been depicted throughout history and which cross-connections, parallels, and shifts can be discovered.

Tormented by the noise of everyday life, a man collapses one day: His ears go on strike. But suddenly a fairy godmother appears who has set herself the goal of helping his ears back on their feet with various sounds.

Renate Wagner-Rieger (1921– 1980) was the first woman to hold a chair as a professor at the Department of Art History in Vienna, in 1971. Her groundbreaking research project on the Vienna Ring Road initiated a reevaluation of the era of Historicism. By asking uncomfortable questions, women’s research set trends that contributed significantly to redefining the discipline.