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Timothy Nouzak

Michael Wimmer
lecturer, moderator, author of education and cultural policy texts – adviser of arts, cultural and educational individuals and institutions
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„The Autonomy of Art

The past and future of a highly charged concept in the context of Wolfgang Ullrich’s essay “Art after the End of Autonomy”

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European Citizenship through Arts and Culture

Best practices in the teaching of arts in schools

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Summit on European Cultural Politics and New Digital Solutions

Debating the Future of European Cultural Policy - and the Role Digital Spaces Could Play

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Reference in: Metropole "Corrupt Austria

The Art of Funding (Janima Nam) (2021): Austria is a cultural powerhouse and more than willing to invest public funds in the arts. But where does all the money go?

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Another Non-word of the Year: ArtandCulture

On a Specific Form of Laziness in the Art Business

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Arts and Culture in Education. Searching for a New Land of Cooperation

In: International Association of Educating Cities (IAEC) (2020): City, Culture and Education

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17/01/2025

"Was wir von einer FPÖ-geführten Kulturpolitik erwarten können."

Die FPÖ war zweifellos die treibende kulturpolitische Kraft der letzten Jahre. Vor allem mit ihren sprach-, bildungs-, migrations-, medien- oder sozialpolitischen Positionen hat diese rechtsextreme Partei das kulturelle Klima in Richtung, Entzivilisierung, Entsolidarisierung und Reprovinzialisierung nachhaltig verändert. Noch finden sich in ihren Reihen keine profunden Akteur*innen des Kulturbetriebs; ihr Verhältnis zu Künstler*innen ist vor allem […]

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Artist*Gallery

Michael Wimmer is in close contact with a young generation of artists. In dealing with their work he is experiencing the world in ever new ways and draws from it many inspiration. At regular intervals you will find here a selection of artistic works that have addressed Michael Wimmer in a special way.

> Timothy Nouzak
A young Austrian-American performance artist and choreographer whose artistic work is embedded in various movement-oriented “score” practices. He is interested in strategies of inter- and transnational collaboration to rethink decentralised work processes around the notion of “social choreography”.

> Barbara Maria Neu
A new artist who introduces herself here is Barbara Maria Neu. In addition to her work as a classical clarinettist in the chamber music field, she seeks in her own artistic work the integration of music and instrumental playing in a performative and scenic presentation as well as a connection of music to visual art.

>Naemi Latzer
The fifth artist to be introduced on this website is Naemi Latzer. Her artistic path led her from dance to acting. Since completing her acting studies at the MUK (with distinction), she has been working as a freelance artist. Her preferred forms of artistic expression include spoken theater, dance, performance, readings, radio and film.

> Verena Zangerle
Verena Zangerle was born in Rum/Tyrol, lives and works in Vienna/Austria. She has always been fascinated by the power that abstraction has not to imitate reality, but to generate something new. Medially she moves in the fields of drawing, painting and printmaking.

> Paul Schuberth
As the third artist I am now allowed to present the accordionist Paul Schuberth. He works as a freelance artist in the field of “classical, new music” as well as in the field of “jazz, improvised music, world music”.

> Mara Guseynova
Mara Guseynova is now the second artist I am allowed to present. She was born in Baku/Azerbaijan and since 2015 she is a graduate student in the class for solo singing at the University of Music and Performing Arts.

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