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2025


Rund um den toten Pfirsichbaum

Stefanie Hintersteiner, Veronika Dirnhofer, Simon Nagy, (Peach) Gardens, Sebastian Kraner, maria mercedes, + Intervention by 1zwei3



A quiet Hum, not a Bang

T(n)C


2024


Led Wig

Wolfgang Matuschek & Stephanie Kaiser



All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace

Julia Haugeneder & Johanna Pichlbauer



Ansaugen,Verdichten, Arbeiten, Ausstoßen

Anna Lerchbaumer & Joanna Zabielska



WOOORD!

Gregor Beiwl, Kirsten Borchert, Shirin Omran, 
Yemo Park, Marie-Andrée Pellerin, Tracing Spaces, Esther Straganz, Aleksandar Todorović



A Guided Tour to Escape the Artworld

Amelie Bachfischer, Veronika Beringer, Charlotte Klobassa, Magdalena Kreinecker, Erin Sankey, Paul Schnecker, Titania Seidl, Pawel Szostak



Schlepplift

Claudia Holzinger


you are becoming ugly

Sarah Sternat

2023


Die Ersten auf der Piste

Ada Höchtl & Amelie Bachfischer, Carina Luksik


Soft Edges, Hard Fill: pls understand

Lino Gasparitsch


goods could be lost in transit

Michael Reindel


Aren’t you afraid to swing on Russian swings?

Ida Kammerloch


Etwas Blaues

Hans & Franz, Kevin Klamminger, Anna Klasz, Gašper Kunšič, Jürgen Münzer, Michèle Pagel, Lena Sieder-Semlitsch, Kundry Reif

    1zwei3 is an exhibition space run by Amelie Bachfischer, Theresa Hattinger and Magdalena Kreinecker. It is located in a Gemeindebau in Vienna’s 20th district: Jägerstraße 62-64, Stiege 13, Vienna 1200

    Photo by Lea Sonderegger from the exhibition by Lino Gasparitsch

    With kind support of Kulturabteilung Stadt Wien MA7, Bezirk Brigittenau & Grätzlmarie WieNeu+


    Aren’t you afraid to swing on Russian swings?

    FILMSCREENING
    A film by Ida Kammerloch and Vladimir Alin



    1.9.2023

    This film by Ida Kammerloch based on material of her grandfather Vladimir Alin (b. 1949), which consists of 400 hours of home video material.

    „A colorful market scene with tired vendors standing or sitting while 90s hits blast from tape recorders on every corner. Plastic toys and colorful clothes mingle in the confusion of the crowd with puppies and kittens sold in cardboard boxes. The year is 1996 and Vladimir Alin takes us to his workplace. Today is his day off, which he uses to stroll around the market. While my grandfather films, I point my little index finger tirelessly in various directions, holding puppies and chewing gum.“