Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art
Carlos Aires Baltazar Torre
Madeleine Berkhemer
Herbert Brandi
Tony Cragg
Jan Fabre
Paolo Grassino
Alfred Haberpointner
Bertram Hasenauer
Tatsuo Miyajima
Paloma Navares
Bruno Peinado
Jaume Plensa
Fabrizio Plessi
Karl Pranti
Lois Renner
Claudia Rogge
Bernardi Roig
Barthelemy Toguo
Juan Usle'
Joana Vasconcelos
Bernar Venet
Group show with Tony Cragg, Jan Fabre, Paolo Grassino, Alfred Haberpointner and many more. In the contest of Salzburg festival 2011
Alongside Salzburg festival the summer exhibition of Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art will feature works by: Carlos Aires, Baltazar Torre, Madeleine Berkhemer, Herbert Brandi, Tony Cragg, Jan Fabre, Paolo Grassino, Alfred Haberpointner, Bertram Hasenauer, Tatsuo Miyajima, Paloma Navares, Bruno Peinado, Jaume Plensa, Fabrizio Plessi, Karl Pranti, Lois Renner, Claudia Rogge, Bernardi Roig, Barthelemy Toguo, Juan Usle', Joana Vasconcelos, Bernar Venet. The Salzburg Whitsun Festival was founded in 1973 by Herbert von Karajan as the "Salzburg Whitsun Concerts". Since it was incorporated in 1998 into the Salzburg Festival, the festival has been devoted mainly to baroque music. During the same year, a scenic opera production was part of the program for the first time, La Calisto by Francesco Cavalli. This was followed by Jean-Philippe Rameau's Les Boreades (1999) and George Frederic Handel's Radamisto (2002); Acis and Galatea (2000 and 2005) and Ariodante (2003) by Handel were given concert performances. In 2007, Riccardo Muti became Artistic Director of the Whitsun Festival and placed the thematic focus on Neapolitan composers of the 18th century. Under his baton, the operas Il ritorno di Don Calandrino by Domenico Cimarosa (2007), Il matrimonio inaspettato by Giovanni Paisiello (2008), Demofoonte by Niccolo' Jommelli (2009), Wolfgang A. Mozart's Betulia liberata (2010) and I due Figaro by Saverio Mercadante (2011) were performed in scenic productions.