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ISSUE 30 (WINTER 2011) FEELING JAZZY? GET A PRINT COPY >> https://shop.spikeartmagazine.com/products/30-winter-2011 ARTIST’S FAVOURITES by/von Saâdane Afif ESSAY Changes in the Economy of the kunstbetrieb, Part 3: The Freedom of the Curator by/von Daniel Baumann ARTISTS TALK Markus Schinwald talks to DAVID CRONENBERG about cinematic sublimation and blank beginnings CURATOR’S KEY FABRICE STROUN, forthcoming director of the Kunsthalle Bern on “O-ism” by Jim Shaw GALLERIES Jennifer Teets on the new programmgalerie MARCELLE ALIX, Paris INSTITUTION DAVID ROBERTS ART FOUNDATION in London is a new and innovative exhibition space by a private collector by/von Adam Carr COLLECTIONS A secret history of art: STEVEN LEIBER’S collection of art ephemera in San Francisco by/von Matthew Post PORTRAIT TOM BURR Camp, appropriation and politics meet in the work of this American artist An Interview by Gianni Jetzer PORTRAIT MOYRA DAVEY Fionn Meade finds an obsession with collecting, systematic listing and nostalgic resistance in the photographs of this Canadian artist PORTRAIT PETER FRIEDL ThisAustrian artist never fails to surprise with unexpected strategies that defy all trends by/von Raimar Stange ART & POLITICS Adam E. Mendelsohn takes a look at Occupy Wall Street and asks some players in the art world what they make of it ARTIST’S READINGS ANNIKA VON HAUS SWOLF F talks to Mika Hannula about Maurice Blanchot’s “The Madness of the Day” ARCHITECTURE Charles Moore’s Piazza d’Italia in New Orleans reveals the topicality of postmodernism by/von Michele D’Aurizio SEDUCTION oder Die Dinge, die wir mögen / or the things we like REVIEWS Reviews of international exhibitions / Besprechungen internationaler Ausstellungen THE PFAFF BROTHERS A Child is Born on the Internet / Ein Kind ward geboren im Internet Impressum/Imprint #spikeartmagazine

ISSUE 31 (SPRING 2012) FEELING JAZZY? GET A PRINT COPY >> https://shop.spikeartmagazine.com/products/31-spring-2012 MIKE KELLEY (1954–2012) By/von Adam E. Mendelsohn ARTIST’S FAVOURITES By / von Adrian Piper: Leonid Mezheritski, James Gregory Atkinson, Tisha Mukarji, Jakob Schaible, Beny Wagner 7TH BERLIN BIENNALE The Berlin Biennial is going to be curated for the second time by an artist, Artur Żmijewski. Andreas Schlaegel met with him and also asked artist Paola Yacoub and philosopher Mika Hannula for statements on the BB7 programme CURATOR’S KEY Bettina Steinbrügge, Curator at the Austrian Gallery Belvedere in Vienna, on “White Women” by Loulou Cherinet GALLERIES Karol Sienkiewicz sees Galeria Stereo in Poznań as one of Poland’s most important young galleries INSTITUTION Extra City in Antwerp has one of the highest profiles among discourse-oriented exhibition spaces. Its director, Mihnea Mircan, in conversation with Koen Brams PORTRAIT LILI REYNAUD-DEWAR Sun Ra comes face to face with the artist’s mother, Jean Genet meets her professor, and Rastafarians spread their message in the USA. Julien Fronsacq on French artist Lili Reynaud-Dewar PORTRAIT RIRKRIT TIRAVANIJA The Thai artist talks about the origins of his art in Far Eastern thought. An interview by Raimar Stange PORTRAIT PAUL SIETSEMA Jonas Žakaitis takes a narrative approach to the works of this enigmatic American artist ARTIST’S READINGS FranzWest in conversation with Andreas Reiter Raabe on the importance of reading in his life and work NO IDEA Thought samples by Noël Akchoté on music, contemporary art, authenticity and representation KILLING THE ARCHIVE Why we have to jettison the ballast of the past By Nick Currie WHY PAINT CATS? Karen Archey on a subgenre of contemporary art: cat art SEDUCTION oder Die Dinge, die wir mögen / or the things we like REVIEWS Reviews of international exhibitions / Besprechungen internationaler Ausstellungen THE PFAFF BROTHERS Lo

ISSUE 32 (SUMMER 2012) FEELING RAZZY? GET A PRINT COPY >> https://shop.spikeartmagazine.com/products/33-autumn-2012 DAVID WEISS (1946–2012) By/von Cathérine Hug ARTIST’S FAVOURITES By/Von Ion Grigorescu: Florina Coulin, Ovidiu Fenes, Bogdan Vladuta, Paul Gherasim, Matei Lazarescu ESSAY The fifth part in our series exploring multiple roles in the art world: Markus Miessen’s plea for the incompetent master CURATOR’S KEY Charles Esche on/über den Raum der Gegenwart (1930/ 2009) by/von László Moholy-Nagy GALLERIES Communication is more important than sales. Gregor Quack on the Berlin-based Chert gallery INSTITUTION What role can an Egyptian art institution play during a time of upheaval? Sarah Rifky speaks with William Wells about Townhouse Gallery in Cairo COLLECTION Curator Ami Barak is in charge of the Pomeranz Collection in Vienna By/von Maximilian Geymüller PORTRAIT ROE ETHRIDGE From still lifes and fashion shoots to the everyday. Fionn Meade talks with the American artist A PUBLIC PLATFORM John Beeson on the recent performance-related works by Wojciech Kosma, Gerry Bibby, Juliette Blightman, and Malin Arnell PORTRAIT URSULA MAYER The artificial, modernist architecture, dreamlike image sequences Filipa Ramos on the Austrian-born artist PORTRAIT JIMMIE DURHAM Jonas Žakaitis dives into the two themes that are essential to Durham’s work: language and material JUNGE SCHWEIZER SZENE Lo-fi and clean surfaces. Tenzing Barshee on the brand of the »young Swiss artist« ARTIST’S READINGS Daniel Baumann and British artist Alan Kane speak about John Berger’s Ways of Seeing PERFORMANCE Facing those parts of the past that have been hushed up. The Living Dance Studio from China at the Wiener Festwochen By/Von Georg Petermichl SEDUCTION or the things we like REVIEWS Reviews of international exhibitions /Besprechungen internationaler Ausstellungen THE PFAFF BROTHERS Found Commandments /Gefundene Gebote Impressum/ Imprint The SUBSCRIBE T

ISSUE 33 (AUTUMN 2012) FEELING SNAZZY? GET A PRINT COPY >> https://shop.spikeartmagazine.com/products/33-autumn-2012 ARTIST’S FAVOURITES Von /By Haegue Yang: Jimmie Durham, Abraham Cruzvillegas, Damián Ortega, Yiso Bahc, Beom Kim DOCUMENTA 13 French curator Nicolas Bourriaud and American critic Fionn Meade have different views on the most important exhibition in the world ESSAY Tal Beery, member of Occupy Museums, on the artist as activist CURATOR’S KEY Krist Gruijthuijsen über /on On becoming something else (2009) von/by Ben Kinmont GALLERIES 47 Canal, the young gallery in Downtown Manhattan owned by artist Margaret Lee and ex-director of Alexander-and-Bonin, Oliver Newton. By/Von Karen Archey INSTITUTION Marina Fokodis founded Kunsthalle Athena with the goal of bringing the public arena into closer contact with art. A conversation with Filipa Ramos FRANZ WEST The Austrian artist passed away in July Pier Luigi Tazzi, Stefan Ratibor, Gelitin, and Denys Zacharopoulos remember him PORTRAIT NICOLE EISENMAN Between pathos and horseplay, dirty jokes and serious politics. Joanna Fiduccia on the work of the American painter PORTRAIT CHRISTIAN FALSNAES The language and symbolism of demonstrations, powerful emotions, crowd surfing, karaoke, glam-rock costumes and 80s-style music videos. Carson Chan in conversation with the performance artist Christian Falsnaes PORTRAIT OSKAR FISCHINGER The abstract animations of the German artist, an emigrant to LA, were long appreciated only by radical formalists and avant-garde visionaries. Fionn Meade on a rediscovery ARTHUR BOTO CONLEY’S MUSIC WORKSHOP Two records by the elusive ethnomusicologist Arthur Boto Conley Von/By John Beeson EMOTIONAL COMMUNISM The spectre of communism is haunting the art biennials of Europe. Von/By Nick Currie SLOW FADING LA Von/By Jon Leon SEDUCTION or the things we like REVIEWS Reviews of international exhibitions THE PFAFF BROTHERS Bodenkunde /Soil happens Impressum/ Imprint S

ISSUE 35 (SPRING 2013): Materialising the Unthinkable FEELING IMPOSSIBLE? GET A PRINT COPY >> https://shop.spikeartmagazine.com/products/materialising-the-unthinkable-35-spring-2013 ARTIST’S FAVOURITES von/by Darren Bader: Gustave Courbet, Sandro Botticelli, Roe Ethridge, John Finneran, Clarice Lispector TALK Rita Vitorelli interviews Nicolaus Schafhausen about his curatorial vision, the value of discourse and causing a stir CURATOR’S KEY Chris Fitzpatrick über / on “Serial Protest Signs” by Frank Chu GALLERIES The Tokyo-based gallery Take Ninagawa discovers a new generation of artists comfortable with incongruity. Von/By Nick Currie INSTITUTION Clémentine Deliss re-imagines the collection of the World Cultures Museum in Frankfurt through collaborations with artists. Von/By Jan-Philipp Possmann PORTRAIT ED ATKINS The perfect surfaces of the digital take on a deathly sheen in the videos of the British artist, creating a fertile ground for zombies. Von/By Jennifer Krasinski PORTRAIT HEINRICH DUNST His experience in conceptual practice with roots in 80s Vienna, has made the Austrian artist well versed in art’s discursive powers, and their limitations. Von/By Hans-Jürgen Hafner PORTRAIT COSIMA VON BONIN Oliver Basciano considers the impact of varying professional expectations, poses and ploys in the practice of the Cologne based artist. 88 21ST CENTURY THEORY The nature of objects, the role of science and the problematics of aesthetics are being approached by a new generation of thinkers. Our ongoing series of 21st century thought opens with Quentin Meillassoux’s proposal for a new philosophical materialism. With an introduction by Armen Avanessian. THE BODY UNDERSTOOD AS AN OBJECT Performativity’s promise of emancipation has expired, according to performer and choreographer Mårten Spångberg. Von/By Filipa Ramos ACID IN THE STYLE OF CAROLYN CHRISTOVBAKARGIEV Digital composer Florian Hecker releases his documenta 13 sound work »Chimeri

ISSUE 36 (SUMMER 2013): The Return of the Regional Curator FEELING PROVINCIAL? GET A PRINT COPY >> https://shop.spikeartmagazine.com/products/the-return-of-the-regional-curator-36-summer-2013 ARTIST’S FAVOURITES von / by Tobias Madison Mathis Altmann; Jean-Pierre Gorin; Stefan Tcherepnin; Michael Asher, David Hammons, Maria Eichhorn @ Kunsthalle Bern; Carissa Rodriguez TALK Curators Aaron Moulton and Carson Chan discuss the challenges of a regional context, the legacy of land art and the influence of Mormonism in the Mountain West. CURATOR’S KEY Nav Haq über / on “Acid Brass” von / by Jeremy Deller GALLERIES Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler gallery in Berlin represents primarily technology-savvy artists from the post-internet generation. Von / By Pablo Larios PORTRAIT LUTZ BACHER Poignant eulogies, black feminist humour. Californian artist Lutz Bacher dodges a signature style in favour of artistic unruliness. Von / By Karen Archey PORTRAIT CLAIRE FONTAINE A sentiment of political impotence is both means and subject of the work of these French »ready-made-artists«. A critical appraisal by Raimar Stange PORTRAIT MARIA LASSNIG The representation of bodily experience and the discrepancies be tween sensory perceptions and external forces have occupied the Austrian painter for sixty years. Von / By Joanna Fiduccia 21ST CENTURY THEORY A roundtable about the origins of speculative philosophical thought and its impact on contemporary art. Moderated by Armen Avanessian SYMBIONESE BREAK Harmony Korine’s new film Spring Breakers is an exercise in postpolitical terror. Von / By Alex Kitnick PUTTING FICTION INTO PRACTICE David Shields’ How literature saved my life weaves together fiction, autobiography and criticism, sparking Oliver Basciano to ruminate on new directions for art criticism. THE POSTCONCEPTUAL PRESENT Peter Osborne’s recent book Anywhere or Not at All proclaims a new philosophy of contemporary art. Von / By John Chilver SEDUCTION or the t

ISSUE 37 (AUTUMN 2013): The Berlin Issue FEELING SWAMPY? GET A PRINT COPY >> https://shop.spikeartmagazine.com/products/the-berlin-issue ARTIST’S FAVOURITES von / by Mariana Castillo Deball: Ulises Carrión, Roger Caillois, Irene Kopelman, Mathematical Models of Göttingen University, Monsieur Teste TALK The curators Jay Sanders and Daniel Baumann discuss the Carnegie International, the significance of the museum, the playground and the art world’s increased interest in performance. CURATOR’S KEY Ellen Blumenstein on Mark Leckey’s “Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore” (1999) GALLERIES In just three years, São Paulo start-up Mendes Wood have built a firm base for their artists, as well as a broad international network. Von / By Oliver Basciano INSTITUTION Banner Repeater is an artist-run space and book store located on a London train station, who are contextualizing the digital through various projects. Von / By Alexander Scrimgeour PORTRAIT ASHLEY BICKERTON During the 80s, the American artist produced a series of »portraits« that he conceptualized into a brand and collectively titled Susie. Von / By John C. Welchman PORTRAIT PHILIPP QUEHENBERGER With his enraptured freecore blending of electronic, jazz and experimental noise, the Austrian musician is best witnessed live. Von / By Thomas Edlinger PORTRAIT LAURE PROUVOST Overlaying video material with idiosyncratic voiceovers, the London-based artist employs both sensory experience and formal experimentation. Von / By John Beeson 88 The Berlin Issue A collective portrait of one of the global capitals of the art world: essays by Ingo Niermann and Timo Feldhaus, talks among gallerists, Berlin in New York, Adam Linder and Wojciech Kosma about performance in the art context, Anselm Franke at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt and Paris project-space Shanaynay at abc. 21ST CENTURY THEORY Suhail Malik questions what Speculative Realism’s insistence on a realism independent of a thinking human subject could

ISSUE 38 (WINTER 2013): Models of Play FEELING FUN? GET A PRINT COPY >> https://shop.spikeartmagazine.com/products/models-of-play-38-winter-2013 ARTIST’S FAVOURITES von / by Antoine Catala:Margaret Lee, Franck Leibovici, Takeshi Murata, Donald Judd, Dean Kenning CURATOR’S KEY Raimundas Malašauskas on a letter by Argentinian artist Fernanda Laguna GALLERIES Ingo Niermann visits the Gallery of the Unbelievers in Dessau-Roßlau, Germany, and has an unusual experience. INSTITUTION In 1968, the Stockholm Moderna Museet was transformed by The Model, a children’s playground representing a model for a new qualitative society. Von / By Antony Hudek GAME OVER What does it mean to click? Alexander Scrimgeour discovers the online game Cow Clicker and speculates. 21ST CENTURY THEORY To French artist Benoît Maire, an image or an object can become theory and a text can be read as an image. PORTRAIT BRUCE McLEAN When it is no longer on the plinth, a sculpture can be anywhere – on the shoulder, or in the pocket of the Scottish artist. An interview with curator Vincent Honoré. PORTRAIT KWIEKULIK Life, art and politics. The couple documented their collective art/lifestyle in meticulous detail in the communist Poland of the 70s and 80s. A profile by Karen Archey. PORTRAIT DANIEL HOESL The Austrian film Soldate Jeannette was realised on a minimal budget, without subsidies nor script, although you’d never know it by seeing it. Thomas Edlinger speaks with the director. ESSAY Artists’ assistants are emerging from invisibility and asserting their roles as artists in their own right. Von / By Hans-Jürgen Hafner SEDUCTION or the things we like BOOKS Christian Egger examines three recent books by Hans-Christian Dany, Tiqqun, Robert Fitterman & Vanessa Place NEITHER NOR 2013 Our response to the end of year best/worst show ratings. Von / By Timo Feldhaus, Piper Marshall, Daniel Baumann, John Beeson, Krist Gruijthuijsen, Raimar Stange REVIEWS Wien, Graz, Berlin, W

ISSUE 39 (SPRING 2014): The Network FEELING RHIZOMATIC? GET A PRINT COPY >> https://shop.spikeartmagazine.com/products/the-network-39-spring-2014 ARTIST’S FAVOURITES von / by Antje Majewski: Issa Samb, Juliane Solmsdorf, Paweł Freisler, Olivier Guesselé-Garai, Leonore Mau TALK Alexander Scrimgeour talks to Ben Vickers about networks and institutions, new community-based social models, and the London post-Internet scene. CURATOR’S KEY Lars Bang Larsen über /on »Papkasseteatre« (1995) von / by Christian Schmidt-Rasmussen GALLERIES Colin de Land was a kind of anti-gallerist; his gallery American Fine Arts, Co. was a kind of artwork. Von / By Axel Wieder INSTITUTION The Vienna Secession is run by artists. Von / By Martin Fritz ESSAY The media theorist Alexander R. Galloway on the asymmetric nature of networks and the Internet as the most highly regulated mass medium to date. PORTRAIT BJARNE MELGAARD Jennifer Krasinski meets the artist in New York and talks to him about the death drive in homosexual culture and his contribution to the Whitney Biennial. PORTRAIT PETER WEIBEL The contradictions of technological progress, communication systems, and the world of technical media are the preoccupations of the Austrian artist. von / by Boris Groys PORTRAIT PUSSY RIOT Daniel Baumann on the Russian performance group and the difference between the local significance and global marketing of activism. EXHIBITION HISTORIES John Menick thinks back to the exhibition »GNS: Global Navigation System«. SITE REPORT Barbara Casavecchia on relationships and entanglements within Italy’s art scene. FILM A love affair in a post-digital world. Cécile B. Evans on Spike Jonze’s new film »Her«. WEB Oliver Basciano on Contemporary Art Daily and how it is changing our view of art. PLATFORM Dorothée Dupuis’ makes a case for an old concept: sisterhood. SEDUCTION or the things we like REVIEWS Wien, Graz, Berlin, Karlsruhe, München, Zürich, London, Paris, New

ISSUE 40 (SUMMER 2014): Art under Capitalism FEELING SPECULATIVE? GET A PRINT COPY >> https://shop.spikeartmagazine.com/products/art-under-capitalism-40-summer-2014 MARIA LASSNIG (1919–2014) von / by Peter Pakesch ARTIST’S FAVOURITES von / by Metahaven: Johan Grimonprez, Katja Novitskova, Tapisserie de Bayeux, Öyvind Fahlström, NSA CURATOR’S KEY Polly Staple über »Ein Begräbnis in Ornans« / on A Burial at Ornans von / by Gustave Courbet TALK Gallerist Gavin Brown and curator Daniel Baumann gaze into a bleak future. NEOLIBERAL ENTITIES The Artist Pension Trust promises artists a land of milk and honey. Von / By Alexander Scrimgeour KUNSTBETRIEB People are spending unprecedented sums on art. Buying as a buzz. Von / By Andrew M. Goldstein & Homa Zarghamee ESSAY Kunst ist das neue Geld / Art is the new money. Von / By Kolja Reichert 21ST CENTURY THEORY Tiziana Terranova and Stefan Heidenreich talk about financialisation, workfare and debt. PORTRAIT LAURIE PARSONS The American artist spent only a few years in the art world. Bob Nickas thinks back on her work. PORTRAIT ALEX ISRAEL The Los Angeles-based artist’s work exudes a cool optimism. Jon Leon talks to him about nostalgia, style and taste. PORTRAIT RAINER GANAHL Marx, Lenin and Mao. The Austrian artist is passionately attached to left-wing figures and finds ways to bring them into the present. Von / By Adam Kleinman SHORT STORY Lasset die Kinder / Suffer the Children. Von / By Mark von Schlegell EXHIBITION HISTORIES »All this will one day be yours sweetheart«. Paul Maenz tells of a short evening in Frankfurt in 1967. ENCOUNTERS Jordan Wolfson’s dancing robot became the spectacular event of the New York spring. Von / By Timo Feldhaus BOOKS Curzio Malaparte wrote his novel The Skin in 1949. A re-reading by Michele D’Aurizio BERLIN Timo Feldhaus seeks out the nooks and crannies between work, power, and capital at the tenth Gallery Weekend. SEDUCTION or the things we like REVIEW

ISSUE 40 (SUMMER 2014): Art under Capitalism FEELING CELEBRATORY? GET A PRINT COPY >> https://shop.spikeartmagazine.com/products/art-under-capitalism-40-summer-2014 MARIA LASSNIG (1919–2014) von / by Peter Pakesch ARTIST’S FAVOURITES von / by Metahaven: Johan Grimonprez, Katja Novitskova, Tapisserie de Bayeux, Öyvind Fahlström, NSA CURATOR’S KEY Polly Staple über »Ein Begräbnis in Ornans« / on A Burial at Ornans von / by Gustave Courbet TALK Gallerist Gavin Brown and curator Daniel Baumann gaze into a bleak future. NEOLIBERAL ENTITIES The Artist Pension Trust promises artists a land of milk and honey. Von / By Alexander Scrimgeour KUNSTBETRIEB People are spending unprecedented sums on art. Buying as a buzz. Von / By Andrew M. Goldstein & Homa Zarghamee ESSAY Kunst ist das neue Geld / Art is the new money. Von / By Kolja Reichert 21ST CENTURY THEORY Tiziana Terranova and Stefan Heidenreich talk about financialisation, workfare and debt. PORTRAIT LAURIE PARSONS The American artist spent only a few years in the art world. Bob Nickas thinks back on her work. PORTRAIT ALEX ISRAEL The Los Angeles-based artist’s work exudes a cool optimism. Jon Leon talks to him about nostalgia, style and taste. PORTRAIT RAINER GANAHL Marx, Lenin and Mao. The Austrian artist is passionately attached to left-wing figures and finds ways to bring them into the present. Von / By Adam Kleinman SHORT STORY Lasset die Kinder / Suffer the Children. Von / By Mark von Schlegell EXHIBITION HISTORIES »All this will one day be yours sweetheart«. Paul Maenz tells of a short evening in Frankfurt in 1967. ENCOUNTERS Jordan Wolfson’s dancing robot became the spectacular event of the New York spring. Von / By Timo Feldhaus BOOKS Curzio Malaparte wrote his novel The Skin in 1949. A re-reading by Michele D’Aurizio BERLIN Timo Feldhaus seeks out the nooks and crannies between work, power, and capital at the tenth Gallery Weekend. SEDUCTION or the things we like REVIEW

ISSUE 41 (AUTUMN 2014): The Anniversary Issue FEELING CELEBRATORY? GET A PRINT COPY >> https://shop.spikeartmagazine.com/products/the-anniversary-issue-41-autumn-2014 Artist’s Favourites by Matias Faldbakken: Lars Hertervig, Agnes Martin, Tore Kvæven, Anonymous, Hans Holbein der Jüngere / the Younger Curator’s Key Philippe Pirotte on »Crystal Chain Letter Complex (Dark Episode)« von / by Corey McCorkle Institution – Arab Image Foundation Sarah Rogers on the role of the archive in the context of the Lebanese civil war. Picture Spread Mit / With Anne Collier, Šejla Kamerić, Christian Mayer, Torbjørn Rødland, Sue Williams Essay Bruce Hainley takes a photo of Justin Bieber losing his swag as the starting point for a reflection about the condition of art Portrait: Hermann Nitsch Piotr Uklanski visits Hermann Nitsch at his castle in Lower Austria. Portrait: Laura Owens The drop shadow offers an unlikely means for the Californian painter to rediscover the resources of the body. von / by Joanna Fiduccia Portrait: Meg Stuart Adam Linder meets the Berlin-based choreographer and talks to her about resistance, and the importance of the image in dance. Film Jon Leon on emptiness and desire in the works of the controversial director Romain Gavras Fashion The Austrian fashion designer Roshi Porkar presented her debut collection at Berlin Fashion Week. von / by Diana Weis Books Chris Kraus on the upsurge of interest in the literary outsider and punk icon Kathy Acker. 21st Century Theory The media theorist Jussi Parakka sees media archaeology as an alternative to current accellerationist thinking. Exhibition Histories Daniel Baumann thinks back on David Hammons’s solo exhibition at the Kunsthalle Bern, 1997 Essay Performance art gets more Berghain von / by Timo Feldhaus Vienna Art Scene Figures from Vienna’s art world compose a portrait of the city. By Peter Pakesch, Stefanie Sargnagel, Martin Vesely, Andreas Spiegl, Gabriele Schor, Hubert Klock