Guest Projects

FLATZ. Physical Machine / Wolfgang FLATZ - Photo: a_kep

Exhibitions

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Guest Projects

Our festival would not be possible on this scale without the essential support of our partners. Through their projects and events, the festival will be enriched with a diverse supporting program, which will take place from 3 to 7 September 2025 in Linz.

  • CALIBRATION MUM: I PREFER NOT TO

    Elisa Jule Braun (DE)

    The exhibition CALIBRATION MUM: I PREFER NOT TO by Elisa Jule Braun explores tensions between motherhood, art, and society. With critical sensitivity, she questions care, visibility, and normative ideas of productivity in the art world.

  • ENAR DE DIOS RODRIGUEZ | hosted by Ars Electronica

    Enar de Dios Rodríguez (ES)

    In cooperation with the Ars Electronica Festival 2025, Bildraum 07 presents the new audiovisual essay Above All, alongside a site-specific installation by Enar de Dios Rodríguez.

  • False Gods

    Adi Anna Telezhynski (IL/UA)

    Outside a tower, a rigid Golem stands—a monument to human hubris. Inside, an iridescent flame flickers—elusive, alive. Together, they speak to a moment of collaps—where panic births idols and salvation hides in the unseen. What have we built to protect us? What have we buried to survive?

  • FLATZ. Physical Machine

    Wolfgang FLATZ (AT)

    The OK Linz shows a cross-section of the work of Wolfgang Flatz (born 1952 in Dornbirn/Vorarlberg). In addition to sculptural works, FLATZ is best known for his provocative performances.

  • Francisco Carolinum

    As a house for photography and media art, the Francisco Carolinum is highly relevant in the international art discourse and enjoys a high reputation.

  • STWST84x11 FOG MANIFESTO

    Stadtwerkstatt / STWST (AT)

    With STWST84x11 FOG MANIFESTO, Stadtwerkstatt (STWST) explores fog as a material, medium, and network. In its showcase extravaganza, STWST presents disoriented works and foggy continuities between theory and artistic practice.

  • This World Will Disappear Before You Read It

    Andrius Arutiunian (AM/LT)

    Resonance, disappearance and hypnotic rituals are recurrent themes in Andrius Arutiunian’s practice. His works often rely on vernacular knowledges, speculative cosmologies, and sound as “a fluid architecture of time”.