Information

Wednesday, 26.6. to Saturday, 29.6., daily 11 am to 9 pm

• OKP-Ferstel-Trakt
  OKP-Schwanzer-Trakt
  Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna
  

• VZA
  Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, 1030 Vienna
  

• PSK (former PSK)
  Georg-Coch-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna
  

• AAA Summer 24 (Angewandte Abschluss Arbeiten)
  
  The majority of the final theses are exhibited in the university buildings as part of the festival. Since winter semester 21/22 the final theses of Angewandte are presented digitally at aaa.dieangewandte.at – the website grows with each semester.

The program also takes place in various annexes and at external locations in various districts of Vienna. For example, the final works of the Sculpture and Space department and the Site-Specific Art department can be visited at Paulusplatz. Exhibitions and festival contributions also take place in the annex at Rustenschacherallee and in the University Gallery of the Angewandte at Heiligenkreuzerhof.

• Annex Paulusplatz
  Paulusplatz 5, 1030 Vienna

• University Gallery of the Angewandte in Heiligenkreuzerhof
  Schönlaterngasse 5, Stiege 7, ground floor, 1010 Vienna

• further external locations at 1010, 1020, 1030, 1050, 1060, 1070 und 1200 Vienna

Multidisciplinary program contributions frame the exhibitions and final theses and reflect the trans- and interdisciplinarity of the Angewandte.

The program includes the following formats:

Book, discourse, film, guided tour, intervention, reading, performance, game, sound, tour, video, workshops, workshop.

The guided and educational program offers insights into the exhibitions and final projects of the past academic year.

Press material and photo download at this link: Press-Release Angewandte Festival 2024

The Infopoint (OKP) is located next to the main entrance of the Angewandte on Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz. During the opening hours of the exhibitions from 11am to 9 pm, it is staffed by students and festival guides are available for free.

The Infopoint is the meeting point for guided tours (unless otherwise stated) and the contact point for general questions and awareness issues.

For contributions with registration note, we recommend prior registration at angewandtefestival.at/anmeldung (If there are still free places available, these can also be taken up directly on site).

For further information or questions about the Angewandte Festival 2024 please feel free to get in touch: angewandte.festival@uni-ak.ac.at or info@uni-ak.ac.a

Download Festivalguide (PDF)
Download Timetable (PDF)

The festival guide and timetable are available at the Infopoint and can be used for on-site navigation.

This year's festival design was developed by Mandy Zaninovic and Cheyenne Cattaneo in collaboration with Verena Müller (all three students of the Department of Design and Narrative Media) and directs curious glances in different directions. Ambiguous objects with spiky eyelashes move in space - partly arbitrary, motivated, partly rebellious.

The Angewandte strives to make the festival and especially the guided tours more barrier-free. Therefore, this year certain program points will be simultaneously translated into sign language.

One guided tour will be held in simple language and other program items will focus on multisensory communication. 

You can find more information about visiting the Angewandte Festival 2024 under Accessibility.


We look forward to hearing from you in advance if you have any specific requests: angewandtefestival@uni-ak.ac.at

Offers with sign language interpreting (ÖGS):

• Festival opening on the square 
  Wednesday, June 26, 2024, 5 p.m., Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz

• Guided tour with sign language interpretation (ÖGS)
  Wednesday, June 26, 2024, 18:00, meeting point: OKP-Infopoint 

• Master's final reading of the Institute of Language Arts
  Friday, June 28, 2024, 6:30–8:30 p.m., Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, 2nd floor, terrace

  
  Further inclusive program: 

• Guided tour “Jenseits des Sichtbaren” ("Beyond the Visible")
  Friday, June 28, 2024, 13:00–14:00, meeting point: OKP-Infopoint 
  

• Guided tour in simple language through the exhibition “A Poem is Being Written”
  Saturday, June 29, 2024, 11:00–12:30, meeting point: OKP-Infopoint 

  
  Prior registration is required for these guided tours at: angewandtefestival.at/registration. Detailed information about the inclusive program at angewandtefestival.at/accessibility

The University of Applied Arts Vienna invites you to the Angewandte Festival 2024: artists, designers, scientists and graduates from all institutes and departments show works from the arts, design and theoretical disciplines as well as from inter-, trans- and cross-disciplinary programs. We present new forms of contemporary art practice, positions ranging from photography and installations to fashion, models, readings and transmedia interventions. With the festival, we bring people, perspectives and discourses together; we show what is possible at the Angewandte in terms of ideas, visions and realizations; what moves us and could move the world.

For the duration of the festival, Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz will be transformed into a car-free place for celebrations and gatherings.

Together, we will open up the university and its premises and invite you to discover new artistic practices, design and science during the festival and to get to know the positions of students and graduates.

The Angewandte Festival marks the end of the semester and has become an integral part of the university and the city. The annually changing temporary redesign of Oskar Kokoschka Square makes this inscription immediately tangible. The design of the “Piazza Novissima” was developed in a collaborative effort by Petra Gruber and Sam Jacob and realized by students and the Angewandte workshops. Colorful column-like elements test the square anew in order to draw attention to its qualities and alternative uses - in addition to its function as a street. The design of the square as part of the festival reflects what the festival is intended to be - an experiment, a space for possibilities, a place for exchange, discussion, critical, joyful and celebratory debate. The festival design by Mandy Zaninovic and Cheyenne Cattaneo, students of the Design and Narrative Media department, follows on directly from this by directing curious glances in different directions. Ambiguous objects with spiky eyelashes move through the space - partly arbitrary, motivated, partly rebellious - creating new connections in an experimental way. The dense program, which frames the exhibitions of the different departments as well as the final works, also reflects the diversity of the Angewandte. Have fun!

We would like to thank Hornbach and TIBA AUSTRIA GmbH for their generous support for this year's “Piazza Novissima” square design, which was developed by Sam Jacob together with Petra Gruber.

Archive Angewandte Festival 2023
Photo and video documentation 2023

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Photo and video documentation 2022

Archive Angewandte Festival 2021
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Archive Angewandte Festival 2020
Photo and video documentation 2020