All, who are here, are from here

Rotor, Graz

An exhibition about diversity and living together in Styria. The artistic contributions analyse the current situation within our society and develop visions of living together in diversity, without exclusion and discrimination.

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Participating artists:
Florin-Marian Asei, Beba Fink, KRI Kammerhofer, Meta Krese / Thomas Wolkinger, Maryam Mohammadi / Joachim Hainzl, NAHTLOSKUNST, Samson Ogiamien, Edith Payer / Markus Wait, Wendelin Pressl, Philip Schütz, Clara Wildberger, Bernhard Wolf

The exhibition “All, who are here, are from here“ is realised within the framework of the project “Spannungsfeld gesellschaftliche Vielfalt“ (Social Diversity – An Area of Tension), initiated by ISOP – Innovative Social Projects and the University of Graz. In response to an open call, many artists submitted project proposals, from which a jury made a selection. The artistic contributions analyse the current situation within our society and develop visions of living together in diversity, without exclusion and discrimination.
According to Katharina Scherke (University of Graz) and Robert Reithofer (ISOP) this requires “thinking about how social living environments can be designed which do not exclude anybody on the basis of his or her gender, origin, age, or sexual orientation. Thus essential questions of social justice and mobility are also addressed.”

Jury: Daniela Grabovac (Antidiscrimination Office Styria), Can Gülcü (part of the management team of WIENWOCHE and lecturer at the Karl-Franzens University Graz), Eva Meran (< rotor >), Robert Reithofer (ISOP – Innovative Sozialprojekte) und Maren Richter (freelance curator)

CMRK GRAZ / June 12th, 2015
Starting from 6pm, openings will take place on this day at Grazer Kunstverein, Künstlerhaus KM- Halle für Kunst & Medien and < rotor >. Camera Austria is open on this day until at least 9pm.

CMRK-SUMMER PARTY
June 12th, from 9pm
Location: Künstlerhaus KM- & Kombüse
Burgring 2, 8010 Graz

With a multi-media concert performance by DUBAIS

Press contact:
Eva Meran T+F +43 316 688306 eva.meran@mur.at

Opening: 12 June 2015, from 7pm

< rotor > Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst
Volksgartenstraße 6a, 8020 Graz, Austria
Opening Hours: MON–FRI 10am–6pm, SAT 12pm–4pm
Closed on Sundays and bank holidays
Dialogic tours through the exhibition for school classes and other groups by prior appointment
Admission free

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The art of urban practice
dal 13/3/2015 al 21/5/2015