Friday, 7 June - Saturday, 8 June 2019
Queering the Museum
In 2019, the Joint Ventures event series explores questions of good life and (co-) existence. What does community solidarity look like? How will we remain empowered to act even in troubled times? This program presents artistic projects and strategies around the topic of side income.
A forum was created for the purpose of these discussions, one in which artists and cultural workers, museum visitors and flaneurs, people interested and those committed, amateurs and professionals alike could exchange ideas and network. Four Saturdays this year will feature presentations, lectures, discussions, readings, and performances dedicated to current topics of community.
Each time, a local community project will be introduced or a local building group will present their project. In doing so, a specific format in which to experience the content and community will be created. A Friday evening program of selected films at the Blickle Kino will set the mood for topics subsequently presented throughout the day Saturday.
Address
Arsenalstraße 1, 1030 Vienna
Registration
Admission free
Limited seating
Language
German EnglishHashtag
#JointVentures21Organisers
Christiane Erharter
Claudia Slanar (Blickle Kino)
Videos
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Blickle Archive Series #36: Sabine Marte
Screening and discussion at the Blickle Kino
Friday, 7 June 2019 | 6.30 pm to 9 pm
Finale, AT 2007, 4 Min., without dialogue
No Beach Just Sand, AT 2017, 14 min., German with English subt.
Helen A/B + das Meer, AT 2006, 12 min., German
Farewell to Hell, AT 2014, 7 min., German and English
Gras A/B, AT 2003-04, 4 Min., German and English
b-star, untötbar!, AT 2009, 7 min., German
I Would Like to Make a Horror Movie Sometime, AT 1999, 13 min., German and English
PERFORMANCE Step behind the Ropes, Please! No. 2, AT 2002
In her videos, which are only part of her practice as performer, musician, and theater maker, Sabine Marte tends to lead the viewer into unstable terrain. Her works are unsettling and uncanny because they tamper with the familiar and aesthetic conditions. The artist experiments with popular narratives, histories, and gender roles and appropriates clichés from horror films, science fiction, or melodrama and fractures them in a humorous and joyful manner. The institution of language as well is not short-changed in this queer practice, for with the help of fragmentation, repetition, and exaggeration, it too is broken down into its individual parts and properly questioned.
The screening at the Blickle Kino ranges from the I Would Like to Make a Horror Movie Sometime (1999), a reflection on media, to her latest work, No Beach Just Sand (2017), a brilliant production in which the capitalist motivational slogans of “to carry on” are met with exhausted opposition. Followed by a conversation with Sabine Marte.
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Queering the Museum
Program at the Belvedere 21
Saturday, 8 June 2019 | 11 am to 6 pm
Event in English
The second program in the series Joint Ventures focuses on queer topics in museums. Que[e]rbau Vienna, a queer housing community, together with their groups Seestadt and Wildgarten present their joint building projects. The Viennese historian Andreas Brunner shows the queer side of Prince Eugene of Savoy. The London curator Clare Barlow talks about the exhibition Queer British Art 1861-1967, which she realized in 2017 for the Tate Britain in London. The Polish art historian and curator Paweł Leszkowicz presents his exhibition Ars Homo Erotica, which was shown at the Polish National Museum in Warsaw in 2010. Presentations of queer refugees and the re-staging of the performance Clever Gretel by artist Stefanie Seibold from 1999 conclude the program. During the lunch break, a guided tour of the exhibition Feuerstelle will offer a queer reading of Christian Ludwig Attersee's oeuvre.
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Program
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11 am
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Presentation
Que[e]rbau Vienna
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Noon
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Lecture
Andreas Brunner
Queer Prince Eugene of Savoy
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1 pm
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Joint lunch break
and Queering Attersee – guided tour of the ATTERSEE. Feuerstelle exhibition with Carola Fuchs
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2 pm
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Presentation
Clare Barlow
Queer British Art 1861–1967
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3 pm
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Presentation
Paweł Leszkowicz
Ars Homo Erotica
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4 pm
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Presentation
Queer Base – Initiative für LGBTIQ-Geflüchtete
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5 pm
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Performance
Stefanie Seibold
Clever Gretel 1999-2019, with Charlotte Gash, Mette Riise Kristensen, Gašper Kunšič, and Nora Kurzweil
Notice
On Sunday, June 9, at 1 pm an additional performance of Clever Gretel 1999-2019 will take place at the Belvedere 21.
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