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tit for tat (wie du mir)
Counter Images for Transcultural Thinking and Acting
62% visual arts
22% theory
8% familiarity
8% foreignness


Happiness in life for everyone! It fails. The categorical imperative stops at the other, the unknown, the unfamiliar. Foreign customs, religion, other languages, even skin colours form the elements for barricades of fear, equally around Fortress Europe. Strategies of breaking them down seem increasingly helpless. Xenophobic thinking and acting becomes a calamity for all those who leave their homelands, setting out not only with their needs but also their ideas and dreams in search of a better future.
Those stereotypes that become fixed in our minds as a concomitant of xenophobia are a central aspect of ”Counter Images for Transcultural Thinking and Acting“.
This is the point where a field of activity opens up for art: Alternative images are possible and we can work on developing the present situation under different auspices. Such counter-concepts empower us to hone our view and revise the conceptions stored in our own minds. ”tit for tat“ works on counter images for thinking and acting beyond national, cultural and religious boundaries.

„tit for tat“ at < rotor >
Curated by Anton Lederer & Margarethe Makovec (A)
Vernissage: Sat 04/10, 6 pm

With: Ingo Abeska (A), Libia Castro & Ólafur Ólafsson (NL), Tanja Dabo (HR), Enks (A), Igor Grubić (HR), Delaine und Damian Le Bas (GB), Lisl Ponger (A), Nada Prlja (GB / MKD), Khaled D. Ramadan (DK), Andrea Ressi (A), Szu Szu (POL), Sylvia Winkler & Stephan Köperl (D)

Interventions at public places: Libia Castro & Ólafur Ólafsson (NL), Enks (A), Nada Prlja (GB / MKD), Khaled D. Ramadan (DK), Delaine und Damian Le Bas (GB)

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"tit for tat" at Minoritengalerien im Priesterseminar
Curated by Roman Grabner (A), Alois Kölbl (A) and Johannes Rauchenberger (A)
Vernissage: Sat 04/10, 2 pm

With: Danica Dakic , (BHI), Tomáš Džadoň, (SK), Donna Conlon (US), Ergin Çavuşoğlu, (BG), Juan Manuel Echavarría (CO), Christan Eisenberger (A), Gyula Fodor (H), Shilpa Gupta (IN), Taline Kechichian (LB), Magdalena Kunz/Daniel Glaser (CH), Via Lewandowsky (D), Ariel Orozco (CU), Martin Osterider (A), Adrian Paci (AL), Lidwien van de Ven (NL), Daphna Weinstein (IS), Gernot Wieland (A)

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Co-produced by steirischer herbst, Afro-Asiatisches Institut, KHG, Kulturzentrum bei den Minoriten & rotor


04/10 - 29/11

Afro-Asiatisches Insitut
Chiala Afriqas
ISOP
KHG-Galerie
Megaphon, Ausschlössl
Minoriten-Galerien
rotor
Universitätszentrum Theologie
and public places

Tue - Sat 10 am - 6 pm
Sun 11 am - 4 pm

"tit for tat" – guided tour



Curated by
Roman Grabner (A), Alois Kölbl (A), Anton Lederer (A), Margarethe Makovec (A), Astrid Polz-Watzenig (A) & Johannes Rauchenberger (A)

Afro-Asiatisches Institut

Chiala' Afriqas

ISOP

"tit for tat" exhibition at
Minoriten-Galerien im Priesterseminar and KHG

rotor





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