- Peter Brandlmayr / Gerald Freimuth
- 6.3.2026 – 20.3.2026
Exhibition Opening: March 5th, 2026, 7pm
Opening hours: 6. March 2026 – 20. March 2026
Wednesday – Friday, 3 – 6pm or individual appointments
That which is, is woven in the sense of a multiple discourse: contradictory, relative; as a network of relationships and relatedness. That which shows itself always shows itself to oneself and to others; it always has something to say to oneself and to others. Here I am, it says, and at the same time, here I am not, here is another.
That which is, is always already – an outwardness and an inwardness at the same time. It is something like a multiple message and transmission that is never completely sent and yet is always already on its way, a message and transmission in which it is not entirely clear who is sending it and whom it is supposed to reach.
Peter Brandlmayr and Gerald Freimuth intuitively followed this trail. For a year, they used a variety of media to communicate with each other, with themselves and with everything that came their way. In doing so, they travelled to places that would have been hard to reach in any other context.
The exhibition Weiter, weiter, Postit… (Go on, go on, Postit…) is a document of this journey, a document of relative openness towards oneself and others.
Peter Brandlmayr and Gerald Freimuth understand their work as the materialisation of discourses, stories and messages – as a collage. Within this framework, different positions, perspectives and shifts encounter one another in a playful, performative way.
https://brandlmayr.iwf.at/das-institut/
https://gerald-freimuth.net
- Lisa Großkopf / Sarah Rinderer
- 21.01.2026 – 06.02.2026
Exhibition Opening
January 21st, 2026, 7pm
Opening Performance: » – . ! : (voices: Mzamo Nondlwana, Aaron Josi Sternbauer, Crystal Wall; accordion: Jakob Steinkellner), 7:30pm
In her work, Lisa Großkopf takes aim at the striving for perfection. She highlights a troubling worldview: one that ascribes responsibility for life’s happiness primarily to the individual, while largely ignoring essential variables such as structural inequalities and social disadvantages. Großkopf confronts the neoliberal ideal—where health, beauty, and contentment are viewed as things to be maximized solely through diligence and discipline—with the reality of hyper-capitalist societies.
At the intersection of literature and visual arts, Sarah Rinderer focuses on dealing with language itself, its pauses, gaps and in-between-spaces. By making seemingly silent punctuation marks audible together with voice performers or by sending a message into the past through semaphore gestures, she explores the conditions that make communication possible – across spatial and temporal distances, different sign systems, codes and beyond words.
Lisa Großkopf (b. 1989, Vienna) studied at the University of Applied Arts Vienna, the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, and the University of Arts Linz. Her extensive exhibition history includes presentations at Lentos, Belvedere 21, the Museum der Moderne Salzburg, and Kunsthaus Graz, as well as recent participation in the Ars Electronica Festival. Her work has taken her internationally to cities such as Budapest, Tehran, Düsseldorf, Bratislava, Amsterdam, Kassel, and Jacksonville, and has included solo exhibitions in Prague, Ljubljana, and Chongqing.
https://lisagrosskopf.net/
Sarah Rinderer (b. 1994, Bregenz) studied Fine Arts/Experimental Art and Cultural Studies at the University of Arts Linz. She presents her concept-based works and texts in exhibitions, anthologies, and literary magazines, among others at Galerie 422 Gmunden, Bank Austria Kunstforum, the Mahler Forum for Music and Society in Klagenfurt and in flugschrift N°45 sektorenfeuer. Most recently, she received grants for studio residencies abroad, such as Barcelona, Athens, Reykjavík and Paris, as well as a start stipend for literature (BMWKMS, 2024).
https://www.sarahrinderer.at/
Opening hours
21. January 2026 – 06. February 2026
Wednesday – Friday, 3 – 6pm
Supported by Land Vorarlberg
- caput 1.5
- 18.12.2025
Sound Performance: Thursday, December 18th,
Open doors 6:45 pm, start sharp 7 pm
caput 1.5 is the fifth iteration of an ongoing performance series with Fabian Lanzmaier, Andreas Zißler And Klemens Kohlweis. Coming from different backgrounds, their work operates at the intersection of sound, sculpture and media art, resulting in site specific performances. In their performance they set up spontaneous situations, unstable chaotic sound sculptures and constellations of self built instruments, objects and electronic instruments exploring audio phenomena such as resonance and feedback actively using the space as part of the performance/instrument.
The series „Wavering Worlds“ provides a platform for local and international artists and musicians who oscillate between musical and artistic genres. Within this framework various forms of multimedia concerts and performances are presented.