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Projects

Austria (10) / Bosnia and Herzegovina (1) / Bulgaria (1) / Croatia (1) / Czech Republic (2) / Hungary (3) / Moldova (1) / Poland (1) / Romania (1) / Serbia (2) / Slovak Republic (2) / Ukraine (2)


Alpine Peace Crossing 2009

Alpine Peace Crossing 2009

A unique chapter in world history was written in Krimml, Austria in 1947 when 5,000 Jewish refugees embarked on an arduous journey to freedom across [...]
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Prague 1968. Photographs: Franz Goess

Prague 1968. Photographs: Franz Goess

This exhibition of photographs by the Austrian journalist and photographer Franz Goess was held from 18 August to 12 September 2008 on Wenceslas [...]
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European Voices II. Cultural Listening and Local Discourse in Multipart Singing in Europe

European Voices II. Cultural Listening and Local Discourse in Multipart Singing in Europe

This symposium, featuring speakers from across the globe, is accompanied by three concerts by music groups from six European countries (Austria, [...]
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Flow - Festival of Conversation in Culture and Science

Flow - Festival of Conversation in Culture and Science

Flow is an innovative cross-border communication and networking platform for today’s and tomorrow’s young producers of culture, art and [...]
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CLOSE ENCOUNTERS 08, Vienna * Bratislava * Budapest

CLOSE ENCOUNTERS 08, Vienna * Bratislava * Budapest

Within the scope of this project, 30 artists from Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest arrange exhibitions, presentations and DJ sets on the theme of [...]
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Friedrich Ohmann (1858 – 1927) – An Architect Between Disciplines

Friedrich Ohmann (1858 – 1927) – An Architect Between Disciplines

This exhibition shows the works of architect Friedrich Ohmann that have survived to this day. Several of his buildings have been maintained in [...]
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Jewish Witness to a Romanian Century: Pictures and Stories from the Interviews of Centropa.org

Jewish Witness to a Romanian Century: Pictures and Stories from the Interviews of Centropa.org

This exhibition about Jewish life in Romania comprises old family pictures and the stories that go with them. Within the scope of the exhibition, 100 [...]
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Franz Goess. Fortieth Anniversary of the Prague Spring

Franz Goess. Fortieth Anniversary of the Prague Spring

The Prague Spring, and its brutal crushing, happened forty years ago. Vienna’s WestLicht gallery of photography, working with the photographer [...]
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Parish Centre St. Leopold: Pfarrer Weber Hall Inaugurated

Parish Centre St. Leopold: Pfarrer Weber Hall Inaugurated

Father Johann Baptist Weber was parish priest in St. Leopold from 1816 to 1830. On 4 October 1819 he opened the “Erste Oesterreichische [...]
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Ganz unten. Die Entdeckung des Elends (At Rock Bottom. Uncovering Misery in Vienna, Berlin, London, Paris and New York)

Ganz unten. Die Entdeckung des Elends (At Rock Bottom. Uncovering Misery in Vienna, Berlin, London, Paris and New York)

 “Ganz unten”, an exhibition of a fascinating aspect of cultural history, investigates representations of misery in the big cities [...]
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Prague Spring – The End of an Illusion? (conference)

Prague Spring – The End of an Illusion? (conference)

What was the cultural dimension of the Prague Spring and how great is its historical significance in the European context? These questions were [...]
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Research on the History of Law in South Eastern Europe

Research on the History of Law in South Eastern Europe

This international conference at the Faculty of Law at Vienna University brought together renowned scientists and young researchers from South [...]
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Symposium and Joint Young Visual Artist Awards Exhibition in Belgrade, Serbia, July 2008

Symposium and Joint Young Visual Artist Awards Exhibition in Belgrade, Serbia, July 2008

This exhibition was held in July 2008 in the capital city of Serbia, Belgrade. The Young Visual Artists Awards program (YVAA) is a major [...]
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Vertriebenes Recht – Erinnerung im Exil (Expelled Law – Exiled Memories)

Vertriebenes Recht – Erinnerung im Exil (Expelled Law – Exiled Memories)

Based on the reconstruction of the family history of Karen Frostig, daughter of the displaced Austrian lawyer Benjamin Frostig, Vienna [...]
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