Each month Improper Walls team will select brain and soulfood for you, then stir it up into a newsletter and our brand new blog.
“Well, the plants, they talk. Don’t you hear them?” She asked Jamie, and Jamie stayed silent because she talked to the cherry tree and the lavender bush plenty, but never heard anything back besides a rustling of leaves or the buzzing of bees.
Read MoreIn this issue of I run high on the new and I love the old (#11), we will see the embodiment of some of the worst actors on the Internet. And all of that in the form of good old-fashioned comics!
Read MoreArtists from Ukraine who recently arrived in Vienna.
Read MoreThe nearby war triggered our survival instincts and (intergenerational) traumas. People of the previously occupied countries in the area mobilized immediately…
Read MoreSesilia arrives directly from her work, a kindergarten in the 11th district. We meet at the Landstraße subway station. Her eyes look tired, her work has left its mark, but she smiles bravely.
Read MoreThe first part of an exploration on the actors of the Internet and how this information can help us resist the worst impulses of the digital powerful.
Read MoreFriendly reminders to help navigate through life.
Read MoreMY NEIGHBOR PIERRE, an exhibition about delimiting the boundaries between public and private.
Read MoreNew Year–New Me, new life, resolutions, instant solutions to issues whose foundations might have been building in us for generations–January carries the burden of bringing it all immediately.
We forget with every new cycle that the beginning of the calendar year is out of alignment with Nature's rhythms and that for a few more weeks, it offers us a space for surrender instead of providing yet the right environment to plant new seeds.
Read MoreI know that Madame Psychosis was actually a living person in the 70s somewhere in San Francisco on the streets. The name comes from a book; I don’t know the title of the book, it was dug out by a friend and I was really happy to actually bring Madame Psychosis back to life in Vienna because I didn’t want to bury Madame Psychosis again in the darkness of Denmark.
Read MoreWe create spaces, places, universes, alone or with others; that is something I deeply believe to be true. Do we love it? It depends on how much we want to use our creative control and how much we are open to receiving. People are often afraid of beauty and freedom. Beauty because it is not going to last forever, and freedom because it comes with responsibility and it's often a one-way ticket.
Read MoreWhat happens to the User when social media starts clustering us through likes and not through our social connections? We might be entering a new Digital Era, where the social aspect of our tangible life slowly vanishes.
Read MoreWolfgang Tillmans had always been interested in how to make a phenomenon longer visible. They could be astronomical, social, or political subjects, and as a photographer, he uses diverse strategies to recall them in our minds. It seems like his artistic mind is already aware of our previous experiences, and he always finds a sensitive approach to show reality to his viewers. He dedicates his work to people and bodies, to landscapes, architectures, objects, and celestial phenomena, since he has been exploring the question of visibility since the early 1990s.
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