his exhibition of Israeli and Palestinian artists offers an opportunity to discuss different artistic practices from a conflicted area.  Many of the art works in the exhibition are based on Civil Society structures, as many of the artists in this show are themselves social and cultural activists. Despite of wanting to show complexity and variety, the exhibition does not presume to encompass all visions or show the
full spectrum of positions. Rather, this show tries to shed light on some interesting corners of
the cultural and social practices and debate within the Israeli and Palestinian art scenes.

The artists include the Palestinians Osama Zatar, Raed Bawayeh and Jumana Manna, and the Israelis Yoav Weiss, Shula Keshet, Tal Adler and the Tel Aviv groups Parrhesia and Zochrot.

The Essl Museum can be easily reached with a free Busshuttle, from Vienna City Center,
Albertinaplatz 2 (Tues – Sun, 10 a.m., 12 a.m., 2 p.m., 4 p.m.)

The Forsythe Company
Scattered Crowd 
Choreographic object by William Forsythe

Four thousand white balloons, suspended in a billowing wash of sound; an air-borne landscape of relationship, of distance, of humans and emptiness, of coalescence and decision.

To visit the installation in the parliament building you must show your personal ID.

Orpheus and Eurydice
Compagnie Marie Chouinard
Marie Chouinard, artistic director and choreographer

Recognized as one of the most important choreographers of the dance movement in Canada, Marie Chouinard, began her career as a solo artist. She has studied several cultures, movement techniques and philosophy, and she has also used all these resources to nourish a prolific personal language of great universal resonance.