Issue 3/2022
It’s a word that actually does not exist at all in German: “degrowth”, a neologism that has been commonplace in the English-speaking world for some years, but can only be rendered in German by paraphrase-type constructions. That means there is often talk, and has been for some time, about “growth critique” or about the somewhat more zeitgeisty term of “post-growth”. “Growth reversal” would be another (quite literal but rather awkward) variant, while “growth decline” does not really hit the mark, since it would suggest some kind of almost automatic shrinkage that would not do justice to the active dimension of the term. What is behind this? And what does all this have to do with the arts sector? Even in the face of mounting crises, growth and prosperity are still among the fundamental ideological constants of our supposedly post-ideological... » read more
Regeneration in Virtual Space
On Lawrence Lek's Multimedia Work "Nepenthe Valley"
Lorenz Ecker
Digital Coloniality and Forensic Contemporaneity
Adla Isanović
Taubenzucht und Repression
Barbara Seyerl
Beweismaterial
Vera Tollmann
Wolken aus Zement
Christoph Marischka
Degrowth and the Arts
A challenge of its own kind
Daphne Dragona
Return to Sender
Nest Collective
Postwachstum!
Ulrich Brand
Jatiwangi Art Factory
Konviviale Technik
Andrea Vetter
Apocalypse in the Rear-View Mirror
Economic-Ecological Downward Spirals and Authoritarian Capitalism
Magdalena Taube, Krystian Woznicki
Más Arte Más Acción (MAMA)
Grüne Energiewende und Rohstoffausbeutung
Kristina Dietz
Dismantling the World
The Capitalocene, Effective Constructivism, and the Inhuman
Frédéric Neyrat
INLAND
Still Present!
Michael Hauffen
Anita Leisz – Würdigungspreis des Landes Steiermark für bildende Kunst 2020
Christian Egger
Ein Krieg in der Ferne. Prolog
Hedwig Saxenhuber
The Living and the Dead Ensemble – Lanjelis
Carmela Thiele
When Faith Moves Mountains
Vitalii Atanasov
Emergency Exit
Milena Dimitrova
Biennale Matter of Art 2022
Ada Karlbauer
Manifesta 14
Herwig G. Höller
Bruce Nauman – Contraposto Studies
Teresa Retzer
Katrina Daschner – BURN & GLOOM! GLOW & MOON! Thousand Years of Troubled Genders
Melanie Letschnig
Kuba Szreder:
The ABC of the Projectariat Living and Working in a Precarious Art World
Christoph Chwatal
Maja und Reuben Fowkes:
Art and Climate Change (World of Art series)
Katalin Cseh-Varga
Zoran Terzic:
Zukunft. Kunst des Ungewissen
Justin Hoffmann
James Bridle:
Ways of Being. Beyond Human Intelligence
Christian Höller