Fr. 08.03.24
bis Mo. 01.04.24
18:30, Eröffnung
Linz
Brucknerhaus Linz
Anton Bruckner: eine HerStory

Für Theresia.

black and white self portrait of Zoe Goldstein
08.03.24 18:30, Opening
09.03.24 from 17:30
11.03.24 to 01.04.24 all day

This project focuses on 10 women who played a special role in Anton Bruckner's life. Linz-based artist Zoe Goldstein spent over a year collecting information to compile these biographies. The aim is to make these women visible in order to get an idea of who they were and how they lived. This examination of old portraits and biographies allows us to question the role of women in society then and now. At the same time, it provides a new, fresh perspective on the life and work of the artist Anton Bruckner. The title of the project links the importance of women to his art and refers to his mother Theresia Bruckner, who was an important female constant in his life.

In order to bring the topic closer to a broad public audience and stimulate a discourse, this project is designed as an open-air traveling exhibition.
In addition to the opening at the Brucknerhaus on International Women's Day, an additional program item is a production with a concert and reading in the last month of the presentation at the Platz des Mariendoms.

Opening on March 8, 2024 at 6:30 pm in the foyer/1st floor of the Brucknerhaus Linz.

Saturday, March 9 "World of Women "Talk round on the topic of "Diversity in the world of work"
from 17:30 in the foyer/1st floor of the Brucknerhaus Linz as part of the #weare event of the Poxrucker Sisters, starting at 19:30.

Further exhibition venues:
from March 11 at the Ernst-Koref-Promenade (meadow in front of the Brucknerhaus Linz)
April 02 - 30 at the Ars Electronica Center, Tue-Sat: 10:00-17:00
Further exhibition venues will be announced in due course.

You will also find information on the project from April 2024 under "Details &Tickets"!

Accessibility:
Brucknerhaus Linz

A project of the Upper Austrian KulturEXPO Anton Bruckner 2024 with the kind support of the Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture, the Civil Service and Sport and the City of Linz / Linz Kultur

Friedrich Buchmayr (Textual, author of "Mensch Bruckner", St. Florian Abbey), Poxrucker Sisters, Elena Pierini (choirmaster of the Linz State Theatre) | Project participants

Zoe M. Riess aka Zoe Goldstein | idea, concept, direction

Lower Donaulände 7 4010 Linz Details & Tickets
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