ADMISSION€ 15 / € 12 reduced / Free Admission for children and teens under 19 / MoreAn Architecture Performance by Rainer Prohaska.In his Toy-Kit Architectures project, the Austrian artist and former MAK-Schindler resident Rainer Prohaska creates temporary structures from prefab elements. With his interventions, he alters the appearance of spaces and existing structures, with the building itself as a performative act playing a central role. In the MAK NITE Lab framework, the Vienna-based Coded Cultures platform curates one of his spectacular architecture performances.A monolithic block of more than 1,000 wood moldings provides the starting point for the three-hour performance. Together with the audience, large space-taking objects are constructed only to be dismantled again and disappear at the end of the evening. The modular structure of the Toy Kit system enables easy setup and dismantling on site; planning and design stages fuse into the building process proper, facilitating an open outcome dramaturgy.Curator Marlies Wirth
An Architecture Performance by Rainer Prohaska.
In his Toy-Kit Architectures project, the Austrian artist and former MAK-Schindler resident Rainer Prohaska creates temporary structures from prefab elements. With his interventions, he alters the appearance of spaces and existing structures, with the building itself as a performative act playing a central role. In the MAK NITE Lab framework, the Vienna-based Coded Cultures platform curates one of his spectacular architecture performances.
A monolithic block of more than 1,000 wood moldings provides the starting point for the three-hour performance. Together with the audience, large space-taking objects are constructed only to be dismantled again and disappear at the end of the evening. The modular structure of the Toy Kit system enables easy setup and dismantling on site; planning and design stages fuse into the building process proper, facilitating an open outcome dramaturgy.
Curator Marlies Wirth
In his Toy-Kit Architectures project, the Austrian artist and former MAK-Schindler resident Rainer Prohaska creates temporary structures from prefab elements. With his interventions, he alters the appearance of spaces and existing structures, with the building itself as a performative act playing a central role. In the MAK NITE Lab framework, the Vienna-based Coded Cultures platform curates one of his spectacular architecture performances.
A monolithic block of more than 1,000 wood moldings provides the starting point for the three-hour performance. Together with the audience, large space-taking objects are constructed only to be dismantled again and disappear at the end of the evening. The modular structure of the Toy Kit system enables easy setup and dismantling on site; planning and design stages fuse into the building process proper, facilitating an open outcome dramaturgy.
Curator Marlies Wirth