‘Freiraum quartier21 INTERNATIONAL’ which is this spot’s full name, is one of my absolute favorite places in Vienna when it comes to new, different, interesting and sometimes freaky art. I love it there.
They show international exhibition projects with the contribution of Artists-in-Residence that get you to start thinking. Every exhibition they’ve come up with so far, I have found very much worth going to and I always recommend a visit to my friends. So now I want to share it with a greater circle of friends, that is: you.
Until November 25, Freiraum quartier21 is showing “Under Pressure – On Forms of Authority and Decision-Making Power” an exhibition that discusses authoriatrian tendencies and investigates dispositions of decision-making.
Two nice features: admission is free (rather seldom the case in Vienna’s art spaces). And it’s never as crowded as it gets in Leopold Museum, just across the square, which by the way is one of the best art museums in Vienna, as you might have figured.
So you won’t have trouble finding it, it’s close to Mariahilferstraße, check the MQ map.
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