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VIENNA BIENNALE FOR CHANGE © buero bauer

Thomas Bayrle, Greta Thunberg (Blutkörperchen) [Blood Corpuscles], 2019
Pigment print on cotton
© Thomas Bayrle/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 
Courtesy the artist and neugerriemschneider, Berlin
 

CLIMATE CARE: Reimagining Shared Planetary Futures
Thomas Wrede, Rhonegletscher-Panorama II [Rhône Glacier, Panorama II],
2018, carbon print on fine art paper, 80 × 260 cm/120 × 390 cm
Courtesy of Beck & Eggeling
© Thomas Wrede/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn

Roya Aghighi, Living photosynthetic textile.
What if textiles were alive and photosynthesized?, 2018
© Roya Aghighi
 

Graph: Warming Stripes, Vienna 1775–2020
© Ed Hawkins (University of Reading), #ShowYourStripes
 

Shigeru Ban Architects, Swatch and Omega HQ
© Nicolas Grosmond
 

Uriel Orlow, Theatrum Botanicum Trilogy, 2017
© Bildrecht Wien, 2021

ECOLOGIES AND POLITICS OF THE LIQUID, SOLID, AND GLOWING
(working title)
Living and non-living things, 1966–2020
© Nkrumah Voli
 

ECOLOGIES AND POLITICS OF THE LIQUID, SOLID, AND GLOWING
(working title)
Living and non-living things, 1966–2020
© Nkrumah Voli
 

INES DOUJAK: Landscape Painting
Ines Doujak, from the series landraub [Land Grab], 2019
© Ines Doujak

urbanthinktank_next: Hubert Klumpner and Michael Walczak,  studio mobil / think tank station, 2021 © urbanthinktank_next: Hubert Klumpner and Michael Walczak

EAT LOVE: Tomorrow’s Food and Food Spaces
Hut & Stiel – Die Wiener Pilzkultur
(growing mushrooms in used coffee grounds), 2015
© Freunde von Freunden/Philipp Forstner

A new commission by SUPERFLUX
Superflux, After the Fire
© Superflux 

Superflux, The Possibility of a Forest, 2021
© Superflux 
 

Key Visual for FOSTER: The Soil and Water Residency, created with Branching Algorithm
© Process – Studio for Art and Design
 

CLIMATE PANDEMICS (working title)
Kerstin von Gabain, leek (human thigh bone), 2020
© Kerstin von Gabain

Ivan Pérard, Blush, 2021
Lacquer, inks, acrylics on PLA, steel wire
© Ivan Pérard

VIENNA BIENNALE FOR CHANGE 2021

PLANET LOVE. Climate Care in the Digital Age

Fri, 28.05.2021–Sun, 03.10.2021

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

VIENNA BIENNALE FOR CHANGE 2021

PLANET LOVE. Climate Care in the Digital Age

Fri, 28.05.2021–Sun, 03.10.2021

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

With its motto PLANET LOVE the VIENNA BIENNALE FOR CHANGE 2021 is dedicated to the greatest challenge of our digital age: climate care. PLANET LOVE means a fundamentally new relationship between people and planet, which aims at using the Earth’s resources considerately rather than maximizing their exploitation, and whose approach is characterized by humility, respect, and appreciation of its biological diversity and beauty. Climate care is considered a central aspect of PLANET LOVE and goes far beyond decarbonizing the economy and society: it encompasses the question of how we can build a sustainable foundation for our relationship to the Earth and always involves a social dimension.
 
The VIENNA BIENNALE FOR CHANGE 2021 with its title PLANET LOVE. Climate Care in the Digital Age will open on 27 May 2021. In exhibitions and discussion projects its organizers—the MAK, the University of Applied Arts Vienna, the Kunsthalle Wien, the Architekturzentrum Wien, and the Vienna Business Agency, as well as the KUNST HAUS WIEN as a new partner and the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology as a non-university research partner—are bringing together visionary designs and exceptional ideas by artists, designers, and architects who make a radical change to our societies and economies irresistible in the interests of PLANET LOVE and sustainable climate care.
 
The VIENNA BIENNALE FOR CHANGE 2021 aspires to fire our imaginations, promote the vision of ecosocially sustainable societies and economies, and offer innovative ideas and solutions: to mitigate the climate crisis, to restore and preserve ecosystems, to maintain biodiversity, and to use digital technologies for the benefit of the climate and environment. It not only encourages visitors to stop and reconsider but also demands that every sociopolitical force and every individual take resolute action to overcome the climate and ecological crisis.

All exhibitions and projects
of the VIENNA BIENNALE FOR CHANGE 2021
viennabiennale.org


Curators, Artists, Designers and Architects
of the VIENNA BIENNALE FOR CHANGE 2021
 
 
The VIENNA BIENNALE FOR CHANGE 2021: PLANET LOVE. Climate Care in the Digital Age is organized by

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts
University of Applied Arts Vienna / Angewandte Innovation Lab
Kunsthalle Wien
KUNST HAUS WIEN
Az W – Architekturzentrum Wien Vienna Business Agency
Vienna Business Agency

Research partner: AIT Austrian Institute of Technology

Sponsor

Logo Wien Holding


Premium Partner of the exhibition CLIMATE CARE: Reimagining Shared Planetary Futures and Cooperation Partner of the project DIGITAL & CIRCULAR. Towards a Circular Society

Logo Verbund


Premium Sponsor of the exhibition CLIMATE CARE: Reimagining Shared Planetary Futures and Cooperation Partner of the project DIGITAL & CIRCULAR. Towards a Circular Society

Logo Wienerberger


Sponsor of the project DIGITAL & CIRCULAR: Towards Circular Society and the conference PLANET MATTERS 

Logo BMK

Further sponsors and supporters will be announced in the coming weeks on the website of the VIENNA BIENNALE FOR CHANGE 2021 (www.viennabiennale.org).

Program (1 Events)

Fri, 03.09.2021–Sat, 04.09.2021
Vienna Biennale for Change 2021

PLANET MATTERS

A Conference at the Architekturzentrum Wien (Az W)
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RESEARCH PROJECT

CREATIVE CLIMATE CARE

RESEARCH PROJECT

PLANET LOVE

Vienna Biennale For Change 2021

viennabiennale.org
ESSAY

FROM THE WIENER WERKSTÄTTE TO CLIMATE MODERNITY

THE MAK AS A MUSEUM OF ACTIVE HOPE


Media

<BODY>VIENNA BIENNALE FOR CHANGE © buero bauer</BODY>
VIENNA BIENNALE FOR CHANGE © buero bauer
<BODY><div>Thomas Bayrle, Greta Thunberg (Blutkörperchen) [Blood Corpuscles], 2019</div><div>Pigment print on cotton</div><div>© Thomas Bayrle/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn </div><div>Courtesy the artist and neugerriemschneider, Berlin</div><div> </div></BODY>
Thomas Bayrle, Greta Thunberg (Blutkörperchen) [Blood Corpuscles], 2019
Pigment print on cotton
© Thomas Bayrle/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 
Courtesy the artist and neugerriemschneider, Berlin
 
<BODY><div>CLIMATE CARE: Reimagining Shared Planetary Futures</div><div>Thomas Wrede, Rhonegletscher-Panorama II [Rhône Glacier, Panorama II],</div><div>2018, carbon print on fine art paper, 80 × 260 cm/120 × 390 cm</div><div>Courtesy of Beck & Eggeling</div><div>© Thomas Wrede/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn</div></BODY>
CLIMATE CARE: Reimagining Shared Planetary Futures
Thomas Wrede, Rhonegletscher-Panorama II [Rhône Glacier, Panorama II],
2018, carbon print on fine art paper, 80 × 260 cm/120 × 390 cm
Courtesy of Beck & Eggeling
© Thomas Wrede/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn
<BODY><div>Roya Aghighi, Living photosynthetic textile.</div><div>What if textiles were alive and photosynthesized?, 2018</div><div>© Roya Aghighi</div><div> </div></BODY>
Roya Aghighi, Living photosynthetic textile.
What if textiles were alive and photosynthesized?, 2018
© Roya Aghighi
 
<BODY><div>Graph: Warming Stripes, Vienna 1775–2020</div><div>© Ed Hawkins (University of Reading), #ShowYourStripes</div><div> </div></BODY>
Graph: Warming Stripes, Vienna 1775–2020
© Ed Hawkins (University of Reading), #ShowYourStripes
 
<BODY><div>Shigeru Ban Architects, Swatch and Omega HQ</div><div>© Nicolas Grosmond</div><div> </div></BODY>
Shigeru Ban Architects, Swatch and Omega HQ
© Nicolas Grosmond
 
<BODY><div>Uriel Orlow, Theatrum Botanicum Trilogy, 2017</div><div>© Bildrecht Wien, 2021</div></BODY>
Uriel Orlow, Theatrum Botanicum Trilogy, 2017
© Bildrecht Wien, 2021
<BODY><div>ECOLOGIES AND POLITICS OF THE LIQUID, SOLID, AND GLOWING</div><div>(working title)</div><div>Living and non-living things, 1966–2020</div><div>© Nkrumah Voli</div><div> </div></BODY>
ECOLOGIES AND POLITICS OF THE LIQUID, SOLID, AND GLOWING
(working title)
Living and non-living things, 1966–2020
© Nkrumah Voli
 
<BODY><div>ECOLOGIES AND POLITICS OF THE LIQUID, SOLID, AND GLOWING</div><div>(working title)</div><div>Living and non-living things, 1966–2020</div><div>© Nkrumah Voli</div><div> </div></BODY>
ECOLOGIES AND POLITICS OF THE LIQUID, SOLID, AND GLOWING
(working title)
Living and non-living things, 1966–2020
© Nkrumah Voli
 
<BODY><div>INES DOUJAK: Landscape Painting</div><div>Ines Doujak, from the series landraub [Land Grab], 2019</div><div>© Ines Doujak</div></BODY>
INES DOUJAK: Landscape Painting
Ines Doujak, from the series landraub [Land Grab], 2019
© Ines Doujak
<BODY>urbanthinktank_next: Hubert Klumpner and Michael Walczak,  studio mobil / think tank station, 2021 © urbanthinktank_next: Hubert Klumpner and Michael Walczak</BODY>
urbanthinktank_next: Hubert Klumpner and Michael Walczak,  studio mobil / think tank station, 2021 © urbanthinktank_next: Hubert Klumpner and Michael Walczak
<BODY><div>EAT LOVE: Tomorrow’s Food and Food Spaces</div><div>Hut & Stiel – Die Wiener Pilzkultur</div><div>(growing mushrooms in used coffee grounds), 2015</div><div>© Freunde von Freunden/Philipp Forstner</div></BODY>
EAT LOVE: Tomorrow’s Food and Food Spaces
Hut & Stiel – Die Wiener Pilzkultur
(growing mushrooms in used coffee grounds), 2015
© Freunde von Freunden/Philipp Forstner
<BODY><div>A new commission by SUPERFLUX</div><div>Superflux, After the Fire</div><div>© Superflux </div></BODY>
A new commission by SUPERFLUX
Superflux, After the Fire
© Superflux 
<BODY><div>Superflux, The Possibility of a Forest, 2021</div><div>© Superflux </div><div> </div></BODY>
Superflux, The Possibility of a Forest, 2021
© Superflux 
 
<BODY><div>Key Visual for FOSTER: The Soil and Water Residency, created with Branching Algorithm</div><div>© Process – Studio for Art and Design</div><div> </div></BODY>
Key Visual for FOSTER: The Soil and Water Residency, created with Branching Algorithm
© Process – Studio for Art and Design
 
<BODY><div>CLIMATE PANDEMICS (working title)</div><div>Kerstin von Gabain, leek (human thigh bone), 2020</div><div>© Kerstin von Gabain</div></BODY>
CLIMATE PANDEMICS (working title)
Kerstin von Gabain, leek (human thigh bone), 2020
© Kerstin von Gabain
<BODY><div>Ivan Pérard, Blush, 2021</div><div>Lacquer, inks, acrylics on PLA, steel wire</div><div>© Ivan Pérard</div></BODY>
Ivan Pérard, Blush, 2021
Lacquer, inks, acrylics on PLA, steel wire
© Ivan Pérard

Exhibitions

Vienna Biennale for Change 2021

INVOCATION FOR HOPE

A new commission by SUPERFLUX
iCal Fri, 28.05.2021–Sun, 03.10.2021

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Vienna Biennale for Change 2021

EAT LOVE

Tomorrow’s Food and Food Spaces
iCal Fri, 28.05.2021–Sun, 03.10.2021

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Vienna Biennale for Change 2021

FOSTER

The Soil and Water Residency
iCal Fri, 28.05.2021–Sun, 03.10.2021

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Vienna Biennale for Change 2021

CLIMATE PANDEMICS

Dark Euphoria
iCal Fri, 28.05.2021–Sun, 03.10.2021

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Vienna Biennale for Change 2021

CLIMATE CARE

Reimagining Shared Planetary Futures
iCal Fri, 28.05.2021–Sun, 03.10.2021

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

DIGITAL & CIRCULAR

Towards a Circular Society
iCal Wed, 23.06.2021–Sun, 03.10.2021

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

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