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BIO
after ten years of film business alexandra reill focused on the development of experimenteal new media projects and - with a special view on interactive dramaturgies - transported all activities to the online platform kanonmedia, orginally founded in 1996 as the gallery kanon, situated in vienna / austria. today kanonmedia serves as a networking / content providing / exhibition platform for innovative & experimental new media projects as much as for the presentation of inhouse productions.
SCREENING: GRANDCHILDREN's QUESTIONS
Dates:
Wed Jun 23, 2010 00:00 - Wed May 26, 2010
Location:
Austria
SCREENING: GRANDCHILDREN’s QUESTIONS [EXISTENZ ENKEL]
A documentary film by Alexandra Reill
continuing the work of coming to terms with NS-past in Vienna
As part of the Südwind Festival which took place in Vienna in the courtyard of the Old General Hospital on May 29th 2010, the film maker Alexandra Reill asked people questions which perhaps still are not posed often enough. The film maker researches the specific history of Vienna: in the interviews held, she examines relationships between contemporary xenophobia and historical traces of fascist or fascistoid identity in a Viennese 'majority' society by not only interviewing people on their opinions on integration and interculturalism but also posing a personal question: which "stories" from the Nazi era the family passed down to offspring?
This question leads far: How common are traditional myths of denial of active naziship or opportunism still today? Are there regularities in the repetition of standard answers and, if so, which? What are the connections with today's everyday racism, and how do such traces contribute to today's xenophobia? What is current status of consciousness regarding interculturalism and multiculturalism?
Alexandra Reill, in a number of projects, i.e. the tour against everyday racism REAL ONES ALWAYS SURVIVE or WOULD WE SAY NO ? with which she and a team of cultural and social workers toured almost all "workers’" districts of Vienna, has led dozens of conversations with people on the subject. She learned one thing: the more myths of Naziship denial are hidden the stronger they affect so many obstacles in the context of interculturalism and integration. The more they lay hidden because having passed on to the next generation the stronger they can live on.
The results of the interviews the film maker shows in a documentary:
GRANDCHILDREN’s QUESTIONS is screened on Wednesday, 23 June 2010, 7 PM, in the conference room of the district council of 1090 Vienna, Währinger Straße 43. The head of the district council Martina Malyar speaks the welcoming and opening words. After the screening, Alexandra Reill is available for questions and discussion. The roundtable iis moderated by Gilda Horvath from the ORF editorial department for ethnic questions. Admission is free.
Press contact and further inquiries
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kanonmedia, ngo for new media
Alexandra Reill
call: + +43 [0] 6991 820 70 03, mail to: alexandra.reill@anonmedia.com
write to: 12/24 richter alley, a 1070 vienna, visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com
For the download of print photos in high resolution please visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com/portfolio/films/ex.html
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A documentary film by Alexandra Reill
continuing the work of coming to terms with NS-past in Vienna
As part of the Südwind Festival which took place in Vienna in the courtyard of the Old General Hospital on May 29th 2010, the film maker Alexandra Reill asked people questions which perhaps still are not posed often enough. The film maker researches the specific history of Vienna: in the interviews held, she examines relationships between contemporary xenophobia and historical traces of fascist or fascistoid identity in a Viennese 'majority' society by not only interviewing people on their opinions on integration and interculturalism but also posing a personal question: which "stories" from the Nazi era the family passed down to offspring?
This question leads far: How common are traditional myths of denial of active naziship or opportunism still today? Are there regularities in the repetition of standard answers and, if so, which? What are the connections with today's everyday racism, and how do such traces contribute to today's xenophobia? What is current status of consciousness regarding interculturalism and multiculturalism?
Alexandra Reill, in a number of projects, i.e. the tour against everyday racism REAL ONES ALWAYS SURVIVE or WOULD WE SAY NO ? with which she and a team of cultural and social workers toured almost all "workers’" districts of Vienna, has led dozens of conversations with people on the subject. She learned one thing: the more myths of Naziship denial are hidden the stronger they affect so many obstacles in the context of interculturalism and integration. The more they lay hidden because having passed on to the next generation the stronger they can live on.
The results of the interviews the film maker shows in a documentary:
GRANDCHILDREN’s QUESTIONS is screened on Wednesday, 23 June 2010, 7 PM, in the conference room of the district council of 1090 Vienna, Währinger Straße 43. The head of the district council Martina Malyar speaks the welcoming and opening words. After the screening, Alexandra Reill is available for questions and discussion. The roundtable iis moderated by Gilda Horvath from the ORF editorial department for ethnic questions. Admission is free.
Press contact and further inquiries
---
kanonmedia, ngo for new media
Alexandra Reill
call: + +43 [0] 6991 820 70 03, mail to: alexandra.reill@anonmedia.com
write to: 12/24 richter alley, a 1070 vienna, visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com
For the download of print photos in high resolution please visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com/portfolio/films/ex.html
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PREMIERE: GRANDCHILDREN's QUESTIONS
Dates:
Tue Jun 22, 2010 00:00 - Wed May 26, 2010
Location:
Austria
PREMIERE: GRANDCHILDREN’s QUESTIONS [EXISTENZ ENKEL]
A documentary film by Alexandra Reill
continuing the work of coming to terms with NS-past in Vienna
As part of the Südwind Festival which took place in Vienna in the courtyard of the Old General Hospital on May 29th 2010, the film maker Alexandra Reill asked people questions which perhaps still are not posed often enough. The film maker researches the specific history of Vienna: in the interviews held, she examines relationships between contemporary xenophobia and historical traces of fascist or fascistoid identity in a Viennese 'majority' society by not only interviewing people on their opinions on integration and interculturalism but also posing a personal question: which "stories" from the Nazi era the family passed down to offspring?
This question leads far: How common are traditional myths of denial of active naziship or opportunism still today? Are there regularities in the repetition of standard answers and, if so, which? What are the connections with today's everyday racism, and how do such traces contribute to today's xenophobia? What is current status of consciousness regarding interculturalism and multiculturalism?
Alexandra Reill, in a number of projects, i.e. the tour against everyday racism REAL ONES ALWAYS SURVIVE or WOULD WE SAY NO ? with which she and a team of cultural and social workers toured almost all "workers’" districts of Vienna, has led dozens of conversations with people on the subject. She learned one thing: the more myths of Naziship denial are hidden the stronger they affect so many obstacles in the context of interculturalism and integration. The more they lay hidden because having passed on to the next generation the stronger they can live on.
The results of the interviews the film maker shows in a documentary:
GRANDCHILDREN’s QUESTIONS is premiered on Tuesday, 22 June 2010 in a matinée at 10:30 AM in the conference room of the district council of 1090 Vienna, Währinger Straße 43. The head of the district council Martina Malyar speaks the welcoming and opening words. After the screening, Alexandra Reill is available for questions and discussion. The roundtable which wants to turn especially to school groups is moderated by Gilda Horvath from the ORF editorial department for ethnic questions. A second screening followed by a round of talks takes place on Wednesday, 23 June 2010 at 7:00 PM. This evening is also opened by the head of the district council Martina Malyar and moderated by Gilda Horvath. At both events, admission is free.
Press contact and further inquiries
---
kanonmedia, ngo for new media
Alexandra Reill
call: + +43 [0] 6991 820 70 03, mail to: alexandra.reill@anonmedia.com
write to: 12/24 richter alley, a 1070 vienna, visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com
For the download of print photos in high resolution please visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com/portfolio/films/ex.html
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A documentary film by Alexandra Reill
continuing the work of coming to terms with NS-past in Vienna
As part of the Südwind Festival which took place in Vienna in the courtyard of the Old General Hospital on May 29th 2010, the film maker Alexandra Reill asked people questions which perhaps still are not posed often enough. The film maker researches the specific history of Vienna: in the interviews held, she examines relationships between contemporary xenophobia and historical traces of fascist or fascistoid identity in a Viennese 'majority' society by not only interviewing people on their opinions on integration and interculturalism but also posing a personal question: which "stories" from the Nazi era the family passed down to offspring?
This question leads far: How common are traditional myths of denial of active naziship or opportunism still today? Are there regularities in the repetition of standard answers and, if so, which? What are the connections with today's everyday racism, and how do such traces contribute to today's xenophobia? What is current status of consciousness regarding interculturalism and multiculturalism?
Alexandra Reill, in a number of projects, i.e. the tour against everyday racism REAL ONES ALWAYS SURVIVE or WOULD WE SAY NO ? with which she and a team of cultural and social workers toured almost all "workers’" districts of Vienna, has led dozens of conversations with people on the subject. She learned one thing: the more myths of Naziship denial are hidden the stronger they affect so many obstacles in the context of interculturalism and integration. The more they lay hidden because having passed on to the next generation the stronger they can live on.
The results of the interviews the film maker shows in a documentary:
GRANDCHILDREN’s QUESTIONS is premiered on Tuesday, 22 June 2010 in a matinée at 10:30 AM in the conference room of the district council of 1090 Vienna, Währinger Straße 43. The head of the district council Martina Malyar speaks the welcoming and opening words. After the screening, Alexandra Reill is available for questions and discussion. The roundtable which wants to turn especially to school groups is moderated by Gilda Horvath from the ORF editorial department for ethnic questions. A second screening followed by a round of talks takes place on Wednesday, 23 June 2010 at 7:00 PM. This evening is also opened by the head of the district council Martina Malyar and moderated by Gilda Horvath. At both events, admission is free.
Press contact and further inquiries
---
kanonmedia, ngo for new media
Alexandra Reill
call: + +43 [0] 6991 820 70 03, mail to: alexandra.reill@anonmedia.com
write to: 12/24 richter alley, a 1070 vienna, visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com
For the download of print photos in high resolution please visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com/portfolio/films/ex.html
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VIDEO STATION: GRANDCHILDREN's QUESTIONS
Dates:
Sat May 29, 2010 00:00 - Wed May 26, 2010
Location:
Austria
GRANDCHILDREN’s QUESTIONS [EXISTENZ ENKEL]
A video station + documentary film by Alexandra Reill
continuing the work of coming to terms with NS-past in Vienna
As part of the Südwind Festival taking place in Vienna in the courtyard of the Old General Hospital on May 29th 2010, the film maker Alexandra Reill asks people questions which perhaps still are not often enough. The film maker researches the specific history of Vienna: in the interviews held, she examines relationships between contemporary xenophobia and historical traces of fascist or fascistoid identity in a Viennese 'majority' society by not only interviewing people on their opinions on integration and interculturalism but also posing a personal question: which "stories" from the Nazi era the family passed down to offspring?
This question leads far: How common are traditional myths of denial of active naziship or opportunism still today? Are there regularities in the repetition of standard answers and, if so, which? What are the connections with today's everyday racism, and how do such traces contribute to today's xenophobia? What is current status of consciousness regarding interculturalism and multiculturalism?
Alexandra Reill, in a number of projects, i.e. the tour against everyday racism REAL ONES ALWAYS SURVIVE or WOULD WE SAY NO ? with which she and a team of cultural and social workers toured almost all "workers’" districts of Vienna, has led dozens of conversations with people on the subject. She learned one thing: the more myths of Naziship denial are hidden the stronger they affect so many obstacles in the context of interculturalism and integration. The more they lay hidden because having passed on to the next generation the stronger they can live on.
Alexandra Reill’s video installation at the Südwind Festival creates the opportunity to unveil such myths of denial that are potentially undetected and classified as "normal" - by talking about the myths, the past and what was passed down.
The results of the talks the film maker shows in a documentary:
GRANDCHILDREN’s QUESTIONS is premiered on Tuesday, 22 June 2010 in a matinee at 10:30 AM in the conference room of the district council of 1090 Vienna, Währinger Straße 43. The head of the district council Martina Malyar speaks the welcoming and opening words. After the screening, Alexandra Reill is available for questions and discussion. The roundtable which wants to turn especially to school groups is moderated by Gilda Horvath from the ORF editorial department for ethnic questions. A second screening followed by a round of talks takes place on Wednesday, 23 June 2010 at 7:00 PM. This evening is also opened by the head of the district council Martina Malyar and moderated by Gilda Horvath. At both events, admission is free.
Press contact and further inquiries
---
kanonmedia, ngo for new media
Alexandra Reill
call: + +43 [0] 6991 820 70 03, mail to: alexandra.reill@anonmedia.com
write to: 12/24 richter alley, a 1070 vienna, visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com
For the download of print photos in high resolution please visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com/portfolio/films/ex.html
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A video station + documentary film by Alexandra Reill
continuing the work of coming to terms with NS-past in Vienna
As part of the Südwind Festival taking place in Vienna in the courtyard of the Old General Hospital on May 29th 2010, the film maker Alexandra Reill asks people questions which perhaps still are not often enough. The film maker researches the specific history of Vienna: in the interviews held, she examines relationships between contemporary xenophobia and historical traces of fascist or fascistoid identity in a Viennese 'majority' society by not only interviewing people on their opinions on integration and interculturalism but also posing a personal question: which "stories" from the Nazi era the family passed down to offspring?
This question leads far: How common are traditional myths of denial of active naziship or opportunism still today? Are there regularities in the repetition of standard answers and, if so, which? What are the connections with today's everyday racism, and how do such traces contribute to today's xenophobia? What is current status of consciousness regarding interculturalism and multiculturalism?
Alexandra Reill, in a number of projects, i.e. the tour against everyday racism REAL ONES ALWAYS SURVIVE or WOULD WE SAY NO ? with which she and a team of cultural and social workers toured almost all "workers’" districts of Vienna, has led dozens of conversations with people on the subject. She learned one thing: the more myths of Naziship denial are hidden the stronger they affect so many obstacles in the context of interculturalism and integration. The more they lay hidden because having passed on to the next generation the stronger they can live on.
Alexandra Reill’s video installation at the Südwind Festival creates the opportunity to unveil such myths of denial that are potentially undetected and classified as "normal" - by talking about the myths, the past and what was passed down.
The results of the talks the film maker shows in a documentary:
GRANDCHILDREN’s QUESTIONS is premiered on Tuesday, 22 June 2010 in a matinee at 10:30 AM in the conference room of the district council of 1090 Vienna, Währinger Straße 43. The head of the district council Martina Malyar speaks the welcoming and opening words. After the screening, Alexandra Reill is available for questions and discussion. The roundtable which wants to turn especially to school groups is moderated by Gilda Horvath from the ORF editorial department for ethnic questions. A second screening followed by a round of talks takes place on Wednesday, 23 June 2010 at 7:00 PM. This evening is also opened by the head of the district council Martina Malyar and moderated by Gilda Horvath. At both events, admission is free.
Press contact and further inquiries
---
kanonmedia, ngo for new media
Alexandra Reill
call: + +43 [0] 6991 820 70 03, mail to: alexandra.reill@anonmedia.com
write to: 12/24 richter alley, a 1070 vienna, visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com
For the download of print photos in high resolution please visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com/portfolio/films/ex.html
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do artists make a living with their art ?
i did a study and an interview series on these questions - between 2006 and 2009 - you can find all infos on http://www.kanonmedia.com/portfolio/voices.htm, some of the interviews are in English, the study is in German only, we did not have enough resources to translate it, the main result is that most of the artists cannot live from their art production and that creative industries is no solution to this question as they - as the word industries indicates - are embedded in commercial, i.e. applied businesses, in a high number of cases service-oriented. The idea of improving the situation of the arts by changing the approaches and goals, thus identities of art production more and more into the profile of the creative industries is a neoliberal idea coming from the 90ies. one could say that about all ec-studies prove that economically it does not work. but one can also notice that through such approaches the arts have been turning more and more into a theme and event business where artists loose more and more the freedom and choice to choose what they are striving for to work on but still are the loosers of the game.
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REAL ONES ALWAYS SURVIVE or WOULD WE SAY NO? VI
Dates:
Tue Apr 13, 2010 00:00 - Sun Mar 21, 2010
Location:
Austria
REAL ONES ALWAYS SURVIVE or WOULD WE SAY NO? VI
goes back to the street - restaging of a tour against racism and polemics in every day language and thinking through a number of districts of Vienna
Between April 13th and 28th, 2010, an interdisciplinary team of cultural and social workers meets again to discuss daily racism with people in the streets in highly frequented streets and food markets in the Vienna districts Leopoldstadt, Landstraße, Wieden, Favoriten, Simmering, Meidling, Ottakring, Hernals, Brigittenau and Donaustadt:
Katharina Gollonitsch, youth worker, Karin Gruber, social worker, Marie Miklau, actor, Alexandra Reill, media artist, Ambrol Stoika, media designer, Klaus Tauber, actor, and in cooperation with the teams of Back Bone 20, Back on Stage 10, Streetwork Wieden.
The team spreads “strange” [post-]cards with "odd" image and text quotations from the media. Historical images document the situation of unemployed people in the 30ies, Nazi propaganda on the term of work and the strong enthusiasm of a much to high share of the population of Vienna to the “Anschluß” in 1938. Contemporary populism such as polemics of bloggers on some of the online platforms of Austrian newspapers are compared with the historic situation. Is it the same hostility to "foreigners" we already had to do with in Nazi times?
In the discussion with people, prejudices and populist arguments are talked about to show how they have been used by racist forces at all times. Today's controversies surrounding the issues of work, wealth and poverty are discussed on the street - fields of social life that are still strongly abused for racist slogans vilifying and threatening people with different cultural backgrounds.
With the project REAL ONES ALWAYS SURVIVE or WOULD SAY NO? VI, a sixth adaptation of the original sequence installed in shops and restaurants in Kirchengasse and Siebensterngasse in 1070 Vienna in autumn 2008 in cooperation with entrepreneurs who gave the cards to their clients, Alexandra Reill and the interdisciplinary team afresh stand up to everyday racism and xenophobia, prejudice and populist polemic and the fear of the unknown.
When and where:
1020 Vienna, in front of Karmeliterkirche / Taborstraße
TUESDAY, APRIL 13th, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
if it does not rain, otherwise:
FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
1030 Vienna, Rochusmarkt
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14th, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
if it does not rain, otherwise:
SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 2010, 10 am to 2 pm
1040 Vienna, Alois Drasche Park
in cooperation with Streetwork Wieden
THURSDAY, APRIL 15th,l 2010, 3 to 7 pm
if it does not rain, otherwise:
TUESDAY, APRIL 27th, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
1100 Vienna, Reumannplatz
in cooperation with Back on Stage 10
FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
1110 Vienna, Simmeringer Hauptstraße in front of EKZ Grillgasse
SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 2010, 10 am to 2 pm
1120 Vienna, Meidlinger Hauptstraße
MONDAY, APRIL 19, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
1160 Vienna, Brunnenmarkt / Yppenplatz
TUESDAY, APRIL 20th, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
if it does not rain, otherwise:
MONDAY, APRIL 26th, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
1200 Vienna, Maria-Restituta-Platz / Wehlistraße
in cooperation mit Back Bone 20
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21st, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
1220 Vienna, in front of Donauzentrum
Dr.-Adolf-Schärf-Platz / Anton-Sattler-Gasse
THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
if it does not rain, otherwise:
Mi, 28. April 2010, 15 bis 19 Uhr
Production
kanonmedia, Vienna 2010
Concept and Press Contact
Alexandra Reill, call: + +43 [0] 6991 820 70 03, mail to: alexandra.reill@kanonmedia.com,
visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com/portfolio/concepts/amf.htm
to download high resolution photos and further infos
Support
REAL ONES ALWAYS SURVIVE or WOULD WE SAY NO? VI is supported by Grüne Bildungswerkstatt Minderheiten, Grüne Bildungswerkstatt, Karl Renner Institut as well as by the District Councils of Brigittenau, Donaustadt, Favoriten, Hernals, Leopoldstadt, Landstraße, Margareten, Meidling and Simmering and the NGOs Back Bone 20, Back on Stage 10, Kultur in Favoriten, Kulturverein Liebenswertes Hernals, Streetwork Wieden, Wiener Jugendzentren and Wiener Volksbildungswerk.
goes back to the street - restaging of a tour against racism and polemics in every day language and thinking through a number of districts of Vienna
Between April 13th and 28th, 2010, an interdisciplinary team of cultural and social workers meets again to discuss daily racism with people in the streets in highly frequented streets and food markets in the Vienna districts Leopoldstadt, Landstraße, Wieden, Favoriten, Simmering, Meidling, Ottakring, Hernals, Brigittenau and Donaustadt:
Katharina Gollonitsch, youth worker, Karin Gruber, social worker, Marie Miklau, actor, Alexandra Reill, media artist, Ambrol Stoika, media designer, Klaus Tauber, actor, and in cooperation with the teams of Back Bone 20, Back on Stage 10, Streetwork Wieden.
The team spreads “strange” [post-]cards with "odd" image and text quotations from the media. Historical images document the situation of unemployed people in the 30ies, Nazi propaganda on the term of work and the strong enthusiasm of a much to high share of the population of Vienna to the “Anschluß” in 1938. Contemporary populism such as polemics of bloggers on some of the online platforms of Austrian newspapers are compared with the historic situation. Is it the same hostility to "foreigners" we already had to do with in Nazi times?
In the discussion with people, prejudices and populist arguments are talked about to show how they have been used by racist forces at all times. Today's controversies surrounding the issues of work, wealth and poverty are discussed on the street - fields of social life that are still strongly abused for racist slogans vilifying and threatening people with different cultural backgrounds.
With the project REAL ONES ALWAYS SURVIVE or WOULD SAY NO? VI, a sixth adaptation of the original sequence installed in shops and restaurants in Kirchengasse and Siebensterngasse in 1070 Vienna in autumn 2008 in cooperation with entrepreneurs who gave the cards to their clients, Alexandra Reill and the interdisciplinary team afresh stand up to everyday racism and xenophobia, prejudice and populist polemic and the fear of the unknown.
When and where:
1020 Vienna, in front of Karmeliterkirche / Taborstraße
TUESDAY, APRIL 13th, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
if it does not rain, otherwise:
FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
1030 Vienna, Rochusmarkt
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14th, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
if it does not rain, otherwise:
SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 2010, 10 am to 2 pm
1040 Vienna, Alois Drasche Park
in cooperation with Streetwork Wieden
THURSDAY, APRIL 15th,l 2010, 3 to 7 pm
if it does not rain, otherwise:
TUESDAY, APRIL 27th, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
1100 Vienna, Reumannplatz
in cooperation with Back on Stage 10
FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
1110 Vienna, Simmeringer Hauptstraße in front of EKZ Grillgasse
SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 2010, 10 am to 2 pm
1120 Vienna, Meidlinger Hauptstraße
MONDAY, APRIL 19, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
1160 Vienna, Brunnenmarkt / Yppenplatz
TUESDAY, APRIL 20th, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
if it does not rain, otherwise:
MONDAY, APRIL 26th, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
1200 Vienna, Maria-Restituta-Platz / Wehlistraße
in cooperation mit Back Bone 20
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21st, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
1220 Vienna, in front of Donauzentrum
Dr.-Adolf-Schärf-Platz / Anton-Sattler-Gasse
THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd, 2010, 3 to 7 pm
if it does not rain, otherwise:
Mi, 28. April 2010, 15 bis 19 Uhr
Production
kanonmedia, Vienna 2010
Concept and Press Contact
Alexandra Reill, call: + +43 [0] 6991 820 70 03, mail to: alexandra.reill@kanonmedia.com,
visit: http://www.kanonmedia.com/portfolio/concepts/amf.htm
to download high resolution photos and further infos
Support
REAL ONES ALWAYS SURVIVE or WOULD WE SAY NO? VI is supported by Grüne Bildungswerkstatt Minderheiten, Grüne Bildungswerkstatt, Karl Renner Institut as well as by the District Councils of Brigittenau, Donaustadt, Favoriten, Hernals, Leopoldstadt, Landstraße, Margareten, Meidling and Simmering and the NGOs Back Bone 20, Back on Stage 10, Kultur in Favoriten, Kulturverein Liebenswertes Hernals, Streetwork Wieden, Wiener Jugendzentren and Wiener Volksbildungswerk.