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        MAK Schindler Scholarship Program at the Mackey Apartments, Los Angeles
        MAK Artists and Architects-in-Residence Program


        The Federal Ministry of Austria. Arts and Culture, Civil Service and Sport (BMKOES), Division Arts and Culture, in cooperation with the MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, is going to award a total of six scholarships for residency at the Mackey Apartments, Los Angeles, in 2024/2025. These scholarships are open to four free-lance artists, two advanced students of architecture (“2. Studienabschnitt”), and graduates of architecture immediately after completion of their degree.

        PREAMBLE
        MAK Schindler Initiative, Los Angeles


        The involvement of the MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art with Rudolph M. Schindler’s work began with one of the first exhibitions held at the new MAK in 1986 entitled R. M. Schindler, Architect, 1887−1953, which was the first time his œuvre was shown in Austria. This important exhibition revealed how little known this Austrian architect’s buildings were not only in his home country but internationally as well. When in winter 1991 the MAK explored what was left of Schindler's buildings in and around Los Angeles, it quickly became obvious that the situation had changed very little in the meantime. Retracing Schindler's steps led to La Jolla, to the Pueblo Ribera built in 1923/1925 and now heavily damaged, which was in the way of the developers, to his abandoned Kings Road House, which had once been the architect’s home and studio, to Silver Lake, where some of his “most elegant” villas can still be seen, and to Newport Beach, where the icon of the Lovell Beach House has been altered by later additions. The encounter with R. M. Schindler in L.A. turned more and more into a “commitment” towards the voluntary exile and, thus, into an opportunity for Austria, the country that had lost and exiled thousands of people. This was the starting point for the idea of an initiative that would not only encourage the preservation of R. M. Schindler’s buildings but—and perhaps even more importantly—also continue his vision in order to promote and influence today’s art and architecture.

        In 1994 the MAK Center for Art and Architecture was founded and its main activities in the first few years were the cooperation with Friends of the Schindler House (FOSH, August 1994), the purchase of the Mackey Apartments (June 1995), the inauguration of the MAK Schindler Scholarship Program Artists and Architects-in-Residence Program (October 1995), the completion of the first stage of the renovation of Schindler House and its opening as a house museum (December 1995), the beginning of activities at the MAK Center (April 1996), and the restoration of the Mackey Apartments (2000).


        Innovations in art and architecture, new trends, and interdisciplinary developments that follow spatial structures and conceptual and experimental approaches are the focus of the international connections between Vienna and Los Angeles, which have been realized at the MAK Center for Art and Architecture since 1994.
        In addition to exhibitions, MAK talks, symposia, and lectures held at Schindler House, the MAK Schindler Scholarship Program Artists and Architects-in-Residence Program at Schindler's Mackey Apartments is an important part of these activities. The main focus of the Scholarship Program is on the purposeful long-term support of individual young artists and architects / students of architecture and on creating new interdisciplinary opportunities and confrontations through a lively exchange program.

        The clear orientation towards experimentation at the borderline of art and architecture is at the center of the program. Due to its purposeful and practice-oriented structure (involvement in organizing the programs at Schindler House, cooperation with universities, artists and architects, and exhibition activities) the Scholarship Program provides an opportunity for a broad discourse with topical questions of art and architecture.

        © Joshua White
        Application deadline:
        21. August 2023 CET (Vienna)
        The application for the scholarship 2024/25 is closed.
         
        Awarding of Scholarships:
        The decision will be made by an international jury.
        All applicants will be notified in writing of the jury's decision.
         
        Jury meeting:
        11 September 2023

        Selected applicants will be asked to take part in an online interview with the jury and should therefore be available on 11 September 2023 at 5 pm CET (Vienna) and reachable by phone.
         
        Contact:
        Bärbel Vischer
        (Coordinator MAK Schindler Scholarship)
        baerbel.vischer@MAK.at
         
        Application Criteria:

        • freelance artist or
        • fine arts or architecture students at a university (who have completed the “2. Studienabschnitt”) or
        • architects or artists who have just graduated
        The scholarship is also open to teams (of up to 3 persons). All members of the team have to be present in L.A. for six months. Teams have to name a contact responsible for its members.

        As the scholarship is aimed at providing the prerequisites for the realization of certain projects, the Mackey Apartments will only be made available to the scholarship holders; family members (spouse, partner, children), relatives, and friends can only be accommodated for the limited period of two weeks during the duration of the scholarship. The visits have to be permitted beforehand by Jia Yi Gu, Director MAK Center for Art and Architecture, Los Angeles.
         
        Eligibility for a MAK Schindler scholarship is excluded if the applicant has been granted or will be granted another scholarship in the USA immediately before or after the MAK scholarship or if the data form is incomplete or the portfolio required for the application is lacking.


        © MAK/Georg Mayer
        The scholarship:
        The scholarship amounts to six monthly rates of 1,400 US dollars in total and includes the holder’s travel expenses for one round-trip flight ticket of 1,300 US dollars at the most, which is also the amount granted in the case of teams. The flights are booked by the scholarship holders; the costs will be refunded upon arrival by the MAK Center. It is important to ensure that arrival and departure take place on the start and end dates of the respective scholarship. All extra costs (health insurance for abroad, incidental accommodation expenses, phone, local fares, etc.) have to be paid from the scholarship. An apartment in the Mackey Apartments will be available for each Artist or Architect-in-Residence respectively the team.
         
        Duration and Time of Residency:
        Group LV:
        2 April 2024 – 1o September 2024 (2 artists, 1 architect)

        Group LVI:
        1 October 2024 – 11. March 2025 (2 artists, 1 architect)
         
        Addresses:
        Mackey Apartments
        1137 South Cochran Avenue
        Los Angeles, CA 90019, USA

        MAK Center for Art and Architecture, Los Angeles
        Schindler House
        835 North Kings Road
        West Hollywood, CA 90069, USA
        T +1 323 651 1510
        office@MAKcenter.org
        MAKcenter.org
         
        MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts
        Stubenring 5
        1010 Vienna
        Austria
        T +43 1 711 36-246
        baerbel.vischer@MAK.at
        MAK.at
         

        © Bildrecht Wien
        Applications for the MAK Schindler Scholarship Program Artists and Architects-in-Residence Program can be submitted online and must include the following:

        General information, exclusively in the English language (to be filled in on the online form (available on the MAK Homepage MAK.at)
         

        • contact data: name, address, phone and cell phone numbers, e-mail address;
        • nationality;
        • for organizational reasons, in the case of team applications, a responsible contact’s name and address must be given;
        • precise data relating to the applicant’s date and place of birth, studies, school/university, professor, date of diploma, individual and group exhibitions, scholarships, prizes;
        • for fine arts applications: designation of the artistic media
        • a project description which includes precisely formulated considerations, work approaches and strategies in connection with the applicant’s projected stay in Los Angeles;
        • a short definition of the applicant’s artistic objectives.
        In addition to the completed online data form, a portfolio is to be submitted:
        – a portfolio of the applicant’s realized or projected works which deal innovatively with the following issues:

        • space (also urban space, living space, social space),
        • the interface of art and architecture or
        • experimental spatial approaches in the form of objects, installations, video works, films, texts, and new media projects.
        We ask you to select, for your portfolio, a representative selection of your projects that conveys an impression of your distinctive approach.
        The intensive concern with architecture and issues of space is to be the subject of a critical reflection, which involves artistic, architectural, and socially relevant tasks and functions. What is of importance is the critical look at architecture and art as an aesthetic language that structures the present, as a medium of political and economic representation, as an expression of individuality and a part of social life. The focus is on the interaction of different media and strategies − built spaces and spatial installations, painting, video, models, sculptures, urban research, and projects in the public space.
         
        What is important for assessing the L.A. project is a high degree of independence in form and content; the ability to critically examine current trends in art, architecture, and society; the compelling connection with Los Angeles as the place of implementing or continuing the applicant's own work as well as a conceptual and experimental approach.
         
        Portfolio (including images and videolinks), 15 pages maximum, in English language:

        Format: .pdf
        10 MB maximum
        Please name it according to this scheme: LastName_FirstName.pdf
         
        Subsequent changes to the submission are not possible. Each application can only be submitted once.

         
        Additional requirements:
        The results of the projects have to be presented in an exhibition; the exhibition, which will last one or several days, must comply with the possibilities of the MAK Center for Art and Architecture. Participants in the MAK Schindler Scholarship Program may organize complementary events that serve as a presentation and discussion forum focusing on their work in progress.
        A regular cooperation at the MAK Center in the development and implementation of programs and the occasional assistance with exhibitions and events are expected.
         
        Data Protection:
        In submitting your documents, you agree to all personal data provided by you being processed by the MAK for the implementation and organization of the MAK Schindler Scholarship Program. With the exception of the jury members, your data will not be transmitted to a third party.
        Should your application be unsuccessful, the documents submitted by you and all associated data deleted after a lapse of four months.
        Should you be selected for the MAK Schindler Scholarship Program, your data and documents will be passed on to the MAK Center for Art and Architecture, Los Angeles, and in the public interest permanently stored for archiving purposes both in the MAK and in the MAK Center for Art and Architecture, Los Angeles. In addition, your photograph and name will be published on the homepage of the MAK Center for Art and Architecture, Los Angeles.
         

        Download Open Call 2024/25 as PDF
        © Esteban Schimpf/MAK Center for Art and Architecture
        The results of the jury meeting for 2024/2025

        Jury, MAK Schindler Scholarships 2024/2025 (from left to right):
        Lilli Hollein (General Director and Artistic Director, MAK), Michael Obrist (architect, feld72, professor at TU Wien), Almuth Spiegler (art critic, Vienna), Krist Gruijthuijsen (Director of the KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin) and Florian Reither (artist, Gelatin, Vienna)
        © Johannes Hloch /MAK



        Architecture

        2.4.–10.9.2024
        Uwe Brunner (Austria) and Dominic Schwab (Germany)

        10.2024–11.3.2025
        Paula Strunden (Germany)

        Architecture (alternates):
        Meghan Rolvien (Germany) and Florentin Aisslinger (Germany)


        Fine Arts

        2.4.–10.9.2024
        Karl Holmqvist (Sweden)
        Michèle Pagel (Germany) and Kris Lemsalu (Estonia)

        1.10.2024–11.3.2025
        Ursula Mayer (Austria) Artor Jesus Inkerö (Finland)

        Fine Arts (alternates):
        Evelyn Plaschg (Austria) David Fesl (Czechia)

        Jury Statement

        Out of the 220 projects submitted from 41 countries, we unanimously chose two from the field of architecture and four from the field of fine arts, together with three alternate projects.

        The jury was delighted to receive such a high number of outstanding submissions from Austria and other countries. This once again underlined the international relevance of the Schindler Scholarship supported by the Federal Ministry for Arts, Culture, the Civil Service and Sport. This year the jury focused on selecting two groups of recipients for the six-month residency who put forward projects that were engaging both in terms of concept and form. It was also important to ensure dialogue between generations of artists and architects who are at different stages of their careers. Previously this mix has resulted in a fruitful collaboration that has benefitted future development.

        Scholarship Recipients

        1995/96–2022/23
        © MAK/Georg Mayer

        1.10.1995–31.3.1996
        Swetlana Heger and Plamen Dejanov, Andrea Kocevar, Flora Neuwirth, Jochen Traar

        1.4.–30.9.1996
        Gilbert Bretterbauer, Marta Fuetterer, Kasper Kovitz, Andrea Lenardin Madden

        1.10.1996–31.3.1997
        Stephan Doesinger, Ulrike Müller, Judith-Karoline Mussel, Paul Petritsch and Johannes Porsch

        1.4.–30.9.1997
        Christine Gloggengiesser, G.R.A.M. (Martin Behr, Günther Holler-Schuster, Ronald Walter, Armin Ranner), Nicole Six, Christian Teckert and Christof Schlegel

        1.10.1997–31.3.1998
        Helena Huneke, Martin Liebscher, Isa Rosenberger, Zsuzsa Schiller

        1.4.–30.9.1998
        Gerry Ammann, Rochus Kahr, Marko Lulić, Constanze Ruhm

        1.10.1998–31.3.1999
        Johan und Åse Frid, Gelatin (Ali Janka und Tobias Urban), Raw 'n Cooked (Walter Kräutler und Carl Schläffer), Anna Meyer

        1.4.–30.9.1999
        Judith Ammann, Wolfgang Koelbl, Mathias Poledna, Michael Wallraff

        1.11.1999–31.3.2000
        Franka Diehnelt and Karoline Streeruwitz, Béatrice Dreux, Sophie Esslinger, Jun Yang

        1.4.–30.9.2000
        Birgitta Rottmann, Markus Schinwald, Meike Schmidt-Gleim

        4.10.2000–25.3.2001
        Siggi Hofer, Susanne Jirkuff, Florian Zeyfang, Lisa Schmidt-Colinet and Alexander Schmoeger

        4.4.–25.8.2001
        Dorit Margreiter, Florian Pumhösl and Martha Stutteregger, Michael Wildmann, Barbara Kaucky

        4.10.2001–28.2.2002
        Richard Hoeck, Kobe Matthys, Mauricio Rafael Duk Gonzáles, Jose Pérez de Lama

        4.5.–30.9.2002
        Luisa Lambri, Karina Nimmerfall, Lorenzo Rocha Cito, Bernhard Sommer

        4.10.2002–31.3.2003
        Thomas Gombotz and Antonietta Putzu, Pia Rönicke, Una Szeemann, Zlatan Vukosavljevic

        4.4.–30.9.2003
        Christoph a. Kumpusch, Suwan Laimanee, Roland Oberhofer and Nicolas Février, Corinne L. Rusch

        4.10.2003–31.3.2004
        Catrin Bolt and Marlene Haring, Robert Gfader, Oliver Croy, Deborah Ligorio

        4.4.–30.9.2004
        Paul Rajakovics and Barbara Holub (transparadiso), Miriam Bajtala, Constanze Schweiger, Florian Hecker

        29.1.–27.5.2005
        Sabine Bitter and Helmut Weber, Annja Krautgasser and Dariusz Krzeczek, David Zink Yi, Stefan Röhrle

        1.6.–30.9.2005
        Milica Topalovic and Bas Princen, Christoph Kaltenbrunner, Hans Schabus, Songül Boyraz

        10.10.2005–31.3.2006
        Robert Huebser, Benjamin Haupt and David J. Emmer, Sonia Leimer, Elena Kovylina, David Moises

        10.4.–22.9.2006
        Wulf Walter Böttger, Andreas Fogarasi, Alfredo Barsuglia, Sonja Vordermaier

        9.10.2006–23.3.2007
        Alexander Dworschak and Anke Freimund, Matias Del Campo and Sandra Manninger, Julien Diehn, Nine Budde

        9.4.–21.9.2007
        Gerhard Treml, Christina Linortner, Zenita Komad, Marc J. Cohen, Katharina Stoever and Barbara Wolff

        8.10.2007–21.3.2008
        Bernhard Eder and Theresa Krenn, Johann Neumeister, Hank Schmidt in der Beek, Sabine Müller and Andreas Quednau (SMAQ)

        7.4.2008–19.9.2008
        Paul Dallas, Eldine Heep and Oona and Paul Peyrer-Heimstätt, Manuela Mark, Raimund Pleschberger

        6.10.2008–20.3.2009
        Stefan Rutzinger and Kristina Schinegger, Alan Cicmak, Markus Hanakam and Roswitha Schuller, Simon Fujiwara

        6.4.–18.9.2009
        Wouter Osterholt and Elke Uitentuis, Anna Kovacs and Bernhard Wolf, Bara, Rainer Prohaska

        5.10.2009–19.3.2010
        Tobias Klauser, Edmund Ming Yip Kwong, Stephan Lugbauer, Maruša Sagadin

        5.4.–17.9.2010
        Markus Zeber, Zameer Basrai, Sarah Ortmeyer and Felix Burrichter, Mandla Reuter

        4.10.2010–20.3.2011
        Ivan Niedermair, Julia Koerner and Adam Vukmanov, Dennis Loesch, Patrycja German

        4.4.2010–18.9.2011
        Gregor Holzinger, Florian Schafschetzy and Eva Sommeregger, Jae Rhim Lee, Borjana Ventzislavova, Peter Fritzenwallner

        3.10.2011–16.3.2012
        Christoph Eppacher, Shima Roshanzamir and Morteza Farhadian Dehkordi, Lasse Schmidt Hansen,  Johann Lurf

        2.3.–14.9.2012
        Mechthild Weber, Moritz Heimrath and Lukas Allner, Kostis Velonis, Kamen Stoyanov, Johannes Schweiger

        1.10.2012–15.3.2013
        Steffi Alte and Eva Seiler, Anton Savov, Lucie Stahl, Markus Krottendorfer

        1.4.–20.9.2013
        Katrin Hornek, Julia Wieger, Benjamin Hirte, Anahita Razmi

        7.10.2013–31.3.2014
        Michael Hieslmair, Heidrun Holzfeind, Christian Mayer, Deniz Soezen and Johannes Zotter

        7.4.–19.9.2014
        Peter Jellitsch, Sushant Verma und Pradeep Devadass, Maria von Hausswolff, Björn Kämmerer

        6.10.2014–20.03.2015
        Evelyn Temmel and Bernhard Luthringshausen, Josef Schröck and Elisabeth Haid, Eric Bell and Kristoffer Frick, Mirjam Thomann

        6.4.–18.9.2015
        Lukas Stopczynski and Andreas Bauer and Kaya Kürten, Robert Schwarz, Monica Rizzolli Gomes and Sofia Porto Bauchwitz, Christoph Meier

        5.10.–18.3.2016
        Daniel Springer, Anca Benera and Arnold Estefan, Thea Moeller, Kerstin von Gabain

        4.4.–16.9.2016
        Julia Hohenwarter and Julian Feritsch, Carl Fransson and Thomas Paltiel, Kathi Hofer, Nadim Vardag

        3.10.2016–17.3.2017
        Nico King, Anastasiya Yarovenko, Petrit Halilaj and Alvaro Urbano

        3.4.–15.9.2017
        Alessandro Bava, Luis Ortega Govela and Octave Perrault: ÅYR, Anna Jermolaewa, Alina Schmuch

        2.10.2017–16.3.2018
        Alejandra Avalos, Guillermo Acosta and Alan Rios, Flora Hauser, Baptist Penetticobra

        2.4.–14.9.2018
        Noemi Polo, Gerry Bibby, Aleksandra Domanovic

        1.10.2018–15.3.2019
        Eva Engelbert, Philipp Timischl, Jenni Tischer

        1.4.–13.9.2019
        Peter Behrbohm und Markus Bühler, Jeehee Park, Ovidiu Anton

        30.9.2019–13.3.2020
        Jakob Sellaoui, Veronika Eberhart, Ting-Jung Chen

        5.10.2021–23.3.2022
        Julia Obleitner & Helvijs Savickis, Emilija Škarnulytė, Manuel Gorkiewicz

        5.4.–20.9.2022
        Robin Durand, Kamilla Bischof, Cana Bilir-Meier & Betül Seyma Küpeli

        4.10.2022–21.3.2023
        Louise Morin, Melanie Ebenhoch, Cathleen Schuster & Marcel Dickhage

        4.4.2023–19.9.2023
        Simona Ferrari, Céline Brunco, Philipp Fleischmann

        3.10.2023–19.3.2023
        Bianca Gamser, Evan Ifekoya, Anna-Sophie Berger    


        Exhibitions and Events 1995-2023 (Selection)
        © Dorit Margreiter
        7.12.1995
        Opening Schindler House

        15.3.1996
        Final Projects, Group I (Schindler House): Swetlana Heger and Plamen Dejanov, Andrea Kocevar, Flora Neuwirth, Jochen Traar

        10.–15.4.1996
        Opening MAK Center for Art and Architecture, L.A. with the exhibitions “The Havana Project − Architecture Again” (Schindler House, 13.4.–11.9.1996) and “The Garage Project” (Mackey Apartments, 13.4.–14.7.1996)

        18.–30.9.1996
        Final Projects, Group II (Schindler House): Gilbert Bretterbauer, Marta Fuetterer, Kasper Kovitz, Andrea Lenardin Madden

        18.09.1996
        Art in the Center (Schindler House): Round Table-Gespräch with Catherine David

        20.–22.3.1997
        Final Projects, Group III (Mackey Apartments): Stefan Doesinger, Ulrike Müller, Judith-Karoline Mussel, Paul Petritsch and Johannes Porsch

        13.–28.9.1997
        Final Projects, Group IV (Schindler House): Christine Gloggengiesser, G.R.A.M., Nicole Six, Christian Teckert and Christof Schlegel

        10.10.1997
        World Cup of Art − Missing the Goal? (Schindler House):
        Panel discussion with Okwui Enwezor and others

        19.11.1997–15.2.1998
        Anarchitecture: Works by Gordon Matta-Clark (Schindler House)

        2.12.1997
        Roland Rainer: Confessions (Schindler House)

        13.–29.3.1998
        Final Projects, Group V (Schindler House): Helena Huneke, Martin Liebscher, Isa Rosenberger, Zsuzsa Schiller

        10.07.–11.10.1998
        Martin Kippenberger: The Last Stop West (Schindler House)

        19.–26.9.1998
        Final Projects, Group VI (Mackey Apartments): Gerry Ammann, Rochus Kahr, Marko Lulić, Constanze Ruhm

        10.3.–30.5.1999
        Architecture and Revolution: Escuelas Nacionales de Arte en La Habana (Schindler House)

        19.–21.3.1999
        Final Projects, Group VII (Mackey Apartments): Johan und Åse Frid, Gelatin (Ali Janka und Tobias Urban), Raw 'n Cooked (Walter Kräutler und Carl Schläffer), Anna Meyer

        2.6.−11.7.1999
        Micro Space/Global Time: An Architectural Manifesto (Schindler House): Vito Acconci, Neil Denari, Craig Hodgetts and Ming Fung, Greg Lynn, Thom Mayne, Eric Owen Moss, COOP HIMMELB(L)AU (Wolf D. Prix and Helmut Swiczinsky), Andrea Zittel and Jonathan Williams

        22.7.–26.9.1999
        Raymond Pettibon, Jason Rhoades, Hans Weigand: LIFE / BOAT (Schindler House)

        18.9.1999
        MAK DAY: 1st Annual Community Day at the MAK Center (Schindler House)

        22.–26.9.1999
        Final Projects, Group VIII (Mackey Apartments): Judith Ammann, Wolfgang Koelbl, Mathias Poledna, Michael Wallraff

        13.10.1999–16.1.2000
        Beate Passow: Numbers (Schindler House)

        26.1.–20.2.2000
        Cindy Bernard: Location Proposals #2 (Schindler House)

        1.3.–28.5.2000
        Richard Prince: Upstate (Schindler House)

        14.–16.4.2000
        Final Projects, Group IX (Mackey Apartments): Franka Diehnelt and Karoline Streeruwitz, Béatrice Dreux, Sophie Esslinger, Jun Yang

        2.6.–17.9.2000
        American Pictures 1961–1967, Photographs by Dennis Hopper (Schindler House)

        16.9.2000
        MAK DAY: 2nd Annual Community Day at the MAK Center (Schindler House)

        27.9.–15.10.2000
        Final Projects, Group X (Schindler House): Birgitta Rottmann, Markus Schinwald, Meike Schmidt-Gleim

        6.12.2000–22.2.2001
        Frederick J. Kiesler: Endless Space (Schindler House)

        16.–18.2.2001
        This is my house (Mackey Apartments), organized by guest curator Eugenio Valdés Figueroa in cooperation with Siggi Hofer, Susanne Jirkuff, Lisa Schmidt-Colinet and Alexander Schmoeger, Florian Zeyfang

        13.3.–2.9.2001
        In between art and architecture (Schindler House): Sam Durant, Julia Fish, Félix González-Torres, Sharon Lockhart, Stephan Prina, Adrian Schiess, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Christopher Williams

        16.–18.3.2001
        Final Projects, Group XI (Mackey Apartments): Siggi Hofer, Susanne Jirkuff, Lisa Schmidt-Colinet and Alexander Schmoeger, Florian Zeyfang

        30.6.2001
        sound. at the Schindler House: James Tenney

        20.7.–2.9.2001
        In between outdoors (Schindler House) Inigo Manglano-Ovalle, Jorge Prado, Steve Roden

        28.7.2001  
        sound. at the Schindler House: Pauline Oliveros

        24.–25.8.2001
        sound. at the Schindler House: Stephan Prina "Sonic Dan"

        21.9.–28.10.2001
        Final Projects, Group XII (Schindler House): Barbara Kaucky, Dorit Margreiter, Florian Pumhösl und Martha Stutteregger, Michael Wildmann

        28.–29.9.2001
        sound. at the Schindler House: Glenn Branca "Harmonics Guitars (loud music for unusual electric guitars)"

        1.10.2001–28.2.2002
        16.2.–14.4.2002
        Final Projects, Group XIII (Schindler House, Mackey Apartments Garage und Flor y Canto): Richard Hoeck, und 26.02.02 Matthys Kobe, Mauricio Rafael Duk Gonzáles, José Pérez de Lama

        7.10.2001
        Schindler: Booksigning and Reception mit Judith Sheine (Schindler House)
        9.5.–8.9.2002

        Gerald Zugmann: Blue Universe. Architectural Manifestos by Coop Himmelb(l)au (Schindler House)

        28.–29.6.2002
        sound. at the Schindler House: John Cage

        27.7.2002
        sound. at the Schindler House: Joe Potts (sound within context)

        24.8.2002
        sound. at the Schindler House: Carl Stone

        30.8.2002
        Booksigning Gerald Zugmann: Blue Universe. Models Transforming into Pictures. Mit Julius Shulman (Schindler House)

        18.–29.9.2002
        Final Projects, Group XIV (Schindler House): Luisa Lambri, Karina Nimmerfall, Lorenzo Rocha Cito, Bernhard Sommer

        20.–21.9.2002
        sound. at the Schindler House: Nels Cline and Gregg Bendian: “Interstellar Space Revisited”

        10.–12.10.2002
        The man we want to hang: A Kenneth Anger Retrospective (Schindler House)

        21.–23.3.2003
        Final Projects, Group XV (Mackey Apartments): Thomas Gombotz, Antonietta Putzu, Pia Rönicke, Una Szeemann, Zlatan Vukosavljevic

        29.1.–27.7.2003
        Trespassing: Houses x Artists
        Kevin Appel, Barbara Bloom, Chris Burden, Jim Isermann, T. Kelly Mason, Julian Opie, David Reed, Renée Petropoulos, Jessica Stockholder (Schindler House)

        16.–23.2.2003
        “Plugged and Haunted” Garage Project at the Mackey Apartments by MAK Center Artist-in-Residence, Zlatan Vukosavljevic

        14.6.2003
        California Dreaming – Architecture Tour guided by David Reed

        6.8.–7.12.2003
        Schindler’s Paradise. Architectural Resistance (Peter Eisenman, Odile Decq, Zaha Hadid, a. o. ; Schindler House)

        6.8.2003 Roundtable Diskussion with Odile Decq, Richard Loring, Eric Owen Moss, Peter Noever, Carl Pruscha, moderated by Greg Goldin

        16.8.–3.9.2003
        Final Projects, Group XVI (Mackey Apartments): Nicolas Février and Roland Oberhofer, Christoph a. Kumpusch, Suwan Laimanee, Corinne Rusch

        22.10.2003
        Sundown Salon / Fritz Haeg (Schindler House)

        13.–17.3.2004
        Final Projects, Group XVII (Schindler House und Mackey Apartments): Oliver Croy, Catrin Bolt und Marlene Haring (halt+boring), Robert Gfader, Deborah Ligorio

        12.5.–29.8.2004
        Yves Klein. Air Architecture (Schindler House)

        8.–9.9.2004
        Final Projects, Group XVIII (Schindler House): Miriam Bajtala, Florian Hecker, Constanze Schweiger and transparadiso (Barbara Holub and Paul Rajakovics)

        19.9.–5.12.2004
        SHOWDOWN! Design and the Body at the Schindler House

        29.09.2004
        10 years MAK Center

        7.1.–20.2.2005
        Amir Zaki: Summer Through Winter (Schindler House)

        07.1.–20.2.2005
        Jesse Weber: Hitch (Outdoor Project Space)

        31.3.–26.6.2005
        Günther Domenig: Structures that Fit My Nature

        13.5.2005
        Final Projects, Group XIX (Mackey Apartments): Sabine Bitter und Helmut Weber, Anja Krautgasser and Dariusz Kreczek, David Zink Yi, Stefan Roehrle

        30.6.2005
        sound. at the Schindler House: Kelan Philip Cohran

        10.7.–28.8.2005
        Summer Sundays: Schindler Sampler

        15.7.–23.10.2005
        Isaac Julien / True North (Schindler House)

        26.8.–27.8.2005
        sound. at the Schindler House: Scores Composed for the Moving Image

        24.–25.9.2005
        Final Projects, Group XX (Mackey Apartments): Songül Boyraz, Christoph Kaltenbrunner, Milica Topalovic and Bas Princen

        5.10.–2.11.2005
        Out There Doing It, The Return (Schindler House)

        26.1.–7.5.2006
        Symmetry (Schindler House)

        11.–12.3.2006
        Final Projects, Group XXI (Mackey Apartments) Elena Kovylina, Sonia Leimer, David Moises, David J. Emmer, Benjamin Haupt und Robert Huebser (GRUPPOSENZA)

        7.–10.9.2006
        Final Projects, Group XXII (Schindler House): Alfredo Barsuglia, Wulf Walter Böttger, Andreas Fogarasi, Sonja Vordermaier

        29.10.2006–18.2.2007
        The Gen(h)ome Project (Schindler House)

        08.–11.3.2007
        Final Projects, Group XXIII (Schindler House): Matias del Campo und Sandra Manninger, Nine Budde, Julien Diehn, Alexander Dworschak und Anke Freimund

        17.05.–26.08.07
        Arnulf Rainer. Hyper Graphics (Schindler House)

        07.–09.09.07
        Final Projects, Group XXIV (Schindler House): Barbara Wolff, Katharina Stoever und Marc J. Cohen (Peles Empire), Christina Linortner, Zenita Komad, Gerhard Treml

        10.11.2007–24.2.2008
        Victor Burgin. The Little House (Schindler House)

        7.–9.3.2008
        Final Projects, Group XXV (Schindler House): Sabine Müller and Andreas Quednau (SMAQ), Bernhard Eder and Theresa Krenn, Hank Schmidt in der Beek, Johann Neumeister

        21.–24.8.2008
        Final Projects, Group XXVI (Schindler House): Oona Peyrer-Heimstätt, Paul Peyrer-Heimstätt and Eldine Heep, Paul Dallas, Manuela Mark, Raimund Pleschberger

        5.9.–26.10.2008
        Locus Remix. Three Contemporary Positions. Part I: Katie Grinnan. POLARIS (Schindler House)

        6.11.2008–4.1.2009
        Locus Remix. Three Contemporary Positions. Part II: Ismael Farouk. Cancelled without Prejudice (Schindler House)

        15.1.–8.3.2009
        Locus Remix. Three Contemporary Positions. Part III: Dorit Margreiter (Schindler House)

        14.–15.3.2009
        Final Projects, Group XXVII (Schindler House): Stefan Rutzinger und Kristina Schinegger, Alan Cicmak, Markus Hanakam und Roswitha Schuller, Simon Fujiwara

        28.5.–23.8.2009
        Nasrin Tabatabai and Babak Afrassiabi. THE ISLE. A Reading of the Island of Kish in the Persian Gulf

        4.–6.9.2009
        Final Projects, Group XXVIII (Mackey Garages): Wouter Osterholt and Elke Uitentuis, Anna Kovacs and Bernhard Wolf, Bara, Rainer Prohaska

        4.11.2009–31.1.2010
        Otto Neurath. Gypsy Urbanism (Schindler House)

        28.2.–30.5.2010
        How Many Billboards? Art in Stead (Schindler House)

        25.6.–25.9.2010
        Garage Project II. Fractional Systems (Mackey Garages)

        4.1.–11.2.2011
        91 92 93 / Part One: Warren Niesluchowski. In Residence (Mackey Apartments)
        91 92 93 / Part Two: Simon Leung, Andrea Fraser and Lincoln Tobier (Schindler House)

        11.–13.3.2011
        Final Projects, GROUP XXXI (Mackey Apartments): Ivan Niedermair, Julia Koerner and Adam Vukmanov, Dennis Loesch, Patrycja German

        9.–11.9.2011
        Final Projects, GROUP XXXII (Schindler House): Gregor Holzinger, Florian Schafschetzy and Eva Sommeregger, Jae Rhim Lee, Borjana Ventzislavova, Peter Fritzenwallner

        17.6.–6.8.2011
        Light Pavilion. Lebbeus Woods and Christoph a. Kumpusch (Mackey Garage Top, Mackey Apartments)

        28.9.2011–8.1.2012
        Sympathetic Seeing. Esther McCoy and the Heart of American Modernist. Architecture and Design (Schindler House)

        9.–11.3.2012
        Final Projects, Group XXXIII (Schindler House): Christoph Eppacher, Shima Roshanzamir, Morteza Farhadian Dehkordi, Lasse Schmidt Hansen and Johann Lurf

        14.–20.4.2012
        Flowers for Pauline. Haruko Takeichi (Schindler House)

        8.6.–22.9.2012
        Bend a Bow. Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles: Sonia Leimer and Stephanie Taylor with Barbara Hammer (Mackey Garage Top, Mackey Apartments)

        16.5.–12.8.2012
        Out Spoken: Lectures from the SCI-ARC Archives

        6.9.–9.12.2012
        Final Projects, Group XXXIV.  Material and Culture (Mackey Apartments): Lukas Allner, Moritz Heimrath, Mechthild Weber und Johannes Schweiger, Kamen Stoyanov, Kostis Velonis

        16.11.2012–2.3.2013
        Double Crossings. Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles: Hans Schabus & The Center for Land Use Interpretation

        8.–10.3.2013
        Final Projects, Group XXXV (Mackey Apartments and Mackey Garage Top): Steffi Alte und Eva Seiler, Anton Savov, Lucie Stahl, Markus Krottendorfer

        19.4.–10.8.2013
        Smooth Matter. Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles: Bernhard Sommer und Neil M. Denari (Mackey Garage Top)

        9.5.–4.8.2013
        Everything Loos Will Land (Schindler House)

        13.–15.9.2013
        Final Projects, Group XXXVI (Mackey Apartments and Garage Top): Katrin Hornek, Julia Wieger, Benjamin Hirte, Anahita Razmi

        17.10..2013–5.1.2014
        A Little Joy of a Bungalow (Schindler House)

        8.11.2013–1.3.2014
        Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles: Constanze Ruhm/Christine Lang and First Office (Mackey Garage Top)

        18.4.–16.8.2014
        Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles: Gerhard Treml & David Lamelas & Kaucyila Brooke. The Eden’s Edge Project (Mackey Garage Top)

        7.11.2014–7.3.2015
        Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles: Andreas Fogarasi & Oscar Tuazon. Black Earth (Mackey Garage Top)

        14.–16.3.2014
        Final Projects: Group XXXVII – jaywalk (Mackey Apartments). Christian Mayer, Heidrun Holzfeind, Johannes Zotter, Deniz Sözen, Michael Hieslmair

        4.–7.9.2014
        Final Projects: Group 38 (Mackey Apartments). Maria von Hausswolff, Peter Jellitsch, Björn Kämmerer, Pradeep Devadass and Sushant Verma

        7.11.2014–7.3.2015
        Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles: Andreas Fogarasi & Oscar Tuazon. Black Earth (Mackey Garage Top)

        21.1.–29.3.2015
        Renée Green: Begin Again, Begin Again (Schindler House)

        13.–15.3.2015
        Final Projects: Group XXXIX (Mackey Apartments and Garages)
        Eric Bell and Kristoffer Frick, Elisabeth Haid and Josef Schröck, Bernhard Luthringshausen and Evelyn Temmel, Mirjam Thomann

        17.4.–17.5.2015
        A Vast Furniture: Installation by Carmen Argote. Part one (Schindler House)

        1.5.–29.9.2015
        Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles: Nicole Six/Paul Petritsch and James Benning. Fictitious Tales about the History of Earth (Mackey Garage Top)

        23.5.–20.6.2015
        A Vast Furniture: Installation by Carmen Argote. Part two (Installation at High Desert Test Sites)

        10.6.–16.8.2015
        The New Creativity: Man and Machines (Schindler House)

        5.9.2015
        Final Projects: Group XL (Mackey Garages)
        Sofia Porto Bauchwitz and Monica Rizzolli Gomes, Andreas Bauer, Kaya Kürten and Lukas Stopczynski, Christoph Meier, Robert Schwarz

        10.9.–6.12.2015
        R.M. Schindler: The Prequel (Schindler House)

        12.11.2015–5.3.2016
        Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles: Marko Lulic and Sam Durant. Spomenici revolucije (Mackey Garage Top)

        28.1.–27.3.2016
        Erwin Wurm. One Minute Sculptures (Schindler House)

        11.–12.3.2016
        We Only Went to NASA Together: Final Projects Group XLI:
        Anca Benera and Arnold Estefan, Thea Moeller, Daniel Springer, Kerstin von Gabain (Mackey Apartments)

        9.4.–8.5.2016
        House Housing: An Untimely History of Architecture and Real Estate (Schindler House)

        21.4.–25.6.2016
        Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles: Past Future Housing–Morgan Fisher / Karina Nimmerfall (Mackey Garage Top)

        25.5.–14.8.2016
        Routine Pleasures (Schindler House)

        10.9.–11.9.2016
        Final Projects: Group XLII. Julian Feritsch and Julia Hohenwarter, Carl Fransson and Thomas Paltiel, Kathi Hofer, Nadim Vardag (Schindler House)

        20.10.2016–8.1.2017
        The Stephanie Taylor Kong Boos (Schindler House)

        3.11.2016–4.2.2017
        Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles: Jun Yang / Bruce Yonemoto (Mackey Garage Top)

        17.2.–4.6.2017
        Final Projects: Group XLIII. Petrit Halilaj und Alvaro Urbano, Nico King (Mackey Apartments)

        9.3.–4.2.2017
        Mandla Reuter: Wasser (Schindler House und Fitzpatrick-Leland House)

        23.3.–23.4.2017
        You may add or subtract from the work: On the work of Christopher D’Arcangelo and Michael Asher (Mackey Garage Top)

        11.5.–30.7.2017
        Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles. Sabine Bitter & Helmut Weber / Edgar Arceneaux (Mackey Garage Top)

        17.6.–6.8.2017
        LUSH (Schindler House)

        20.8.–4.9.2017
        Final Projects: Group XLIV. Alina Schmuch / Anna Jermolaewa (Mackey Garage Top)

        9.9.2017–14.1.2018
        How to Read El Pato Pascual: Disney’s Latin America and Latin America’s Disney. A JOINT EXHIBITION AS PART OF PACIFIC STANDARD TIME: LA/LA (Schindler House)

        9.11.2017–6.1.2018
        Gravity’s Peacock: Johann Lurf & Brice Bischoff (Mackey Garage Top)

        03.2.–15.4.2018
        Public Fiction: The Conscientious Objector (Schindler House)

        25.2.–04.3.2018
        HOME, HOOD, HILL, Final Projects: Group XLV (Mackey Apartments)

        9.3.–5.5.2018
        Garage Exchange: The Visitor – Alfredo Barsuglia & Alice Könitz (Mackey Garage Top)

        11.5.–12.8.2018
        Fiona Connor: Closed Down Clubs (Mackey Garage Top)

        30.6. –2.9.2018
        POETIC STRUCTURE: ART + ENGINEERING + ARCHITECTURE – Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (Schindler House)

        16.9.2018–6.1.2019
        Edmund de Waal: -one way or other- (Schindler House)

        23.–31.9.2018
        Final Projects: Group XLVI (Mackey Apartments)

        17.10–8.12.2018
        Garage Exchange: SPAN (Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger) and Jay Yan (Mackey Garage Top)

        12.10.2019–16.2.2020
        Soft Schindler

        23.11.2019–11.1.2020
        Garage Exchange: Christoph a. Kumpusch of Forward-slash ( / ) Architektur with Youmna Chlala

        6.3.2019
        Final Projects: Group XLVII (Mackey Garage Top)

        2.5.–29.6.2019
        Garage Exchange: Constanze Schweiger and 69

        5.3.–8.3.2020
        Final Projects: Group XLIX (Mackey Apartments)

        17.10.2020–28.3.2021
        DEMO: Margarethe Drexel, Nazgol Ansarinia, Lexis-Olivier Ray (Schindler House)

        1.5.–12.9.2021
        Autonomous Design: benandsebastian, Cecilie Bendixen/Sophus Ejler Jepsen, Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm, Kasper Kjeldgaard, Margrethe Odgaard, MBADV, Eske Rex (Schindler House)

        26.8.–3.10.2021
        Garage Exchange: Antwerp with Benjamin Hirte and Nancy Lupo (Mackey Garage Top)

        16.10.2021–20.2.2022
        Vincent Fecteau and Florian Pumhösl: I hear the ancient music of words and words, yes, that’s it. (Schindler House)

        21.10.2021–9.1.2022
        Garage Exchange: Aleksandra Domanović (Mackey Garage Top)

        21.11.2021–13.3.2022
        Florian Hecker – Resynthesizers (Fitzpatrick-Leland House)

        17.3.–3.7.2022
        Garage Exchange: Hanakam & Schuller. Cosmic Commissioner (Mackey Garage Top)

        17.3.–20.3.2022
        Final Projects: Group L (Mackey Apartments Garage Top)

        16.2.2023–12.3.2023
        Alex Katz

        1.4.2023–23.7.2023
        Seeking Zohn (Schindler House)

        7.9.2023–10.9.2023
        Final Projects: Group LIII (Macky Apartments Garage Top)

        7.9.2023–10.9.2023
        Final Projects: Simona Ferrari, Céline Brunko, Philipp Fleischmann

        8.6.2023–6.8.2023
        Garage Exchange: Kerstin von Gabain and Ellen Schafer. Plastic. Plastic, Plastic (Mackey Garage Top)




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