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OPERA, POP and TRALLALA: A Mozart opera premieres in Hamburg and then travels on to Tokyo and Oslo. A chaotic boy band tours Germany and is acclaimed in a different place every night.

Adrian Luncke is head of the department "Diversity & Togetherness" of the OEW Organisation for a world in solidarity. He conceives and realises extracurricular/school awareness-raising projects and compiles teaching material for the educational server OEW Plus.

dottings, the office for industrial design, is active in the fields of product, light, furniture and public space. dottings is all about creating designs with intelligent, honest solutions for its clients.

Anne Schneider studied fine arts and art education in Leipzig, Halle and Bergen (Norway). She curated and realised exhibition and mediation projects in the fields of contemporary art and design. As a Bauhaus agent, she worked at the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation from 2016 to 2020.

"The nature surrounding me in its unbridled wilderness and beauty here on the beautiful river Steyr offers me an inexhaustible source of inspiration for my designs every day ..."

Dominik Gumpenberger, teacher at the WRG Salzburg, provides insights into the teaching world of technical handicrafts. Magdalena Ramsauer, a young teacher at BRG Salzburg, reports on her first experiences at various schools.

Roland Gruber will talk about innovative projects of nonconform and their unconventional way of working, as well as present the new exciting initiative Rurasmus for students. RURASMUS is an initiative for a European "Aufs-Land-Semester".

In his lecture, Stefano shows a series of projects ranging from international cooperation and humanitarian architecture to design and craft. Freely following the motto "First something solid, then you can do what you want!" is Michael Dorfer's curriculum vitae.

Theo Deutinger is an architect, author and designer of socio-cultural studies. He is the founder of TD, a practice that combines architecture with research, visualisation and conceptual thinking at all levels.

Conversation concert

A concert by the Ukrainian students of the Thomas Bernhard Institute

Photographs, linoleum prints, sculptural elements and an information wall on the subject of endometriosis.

Lecture & workshop: From the intoxication of the senses to the intoxication of disposal is usually a short way. Art thrives on presentation, visibility and impact. The forms of presentation are sometimes very resource-intensive and short-lived. How can things be different?

Scientists for Future's OC4CC action week will take place from 8-12 May 2023. Teachers are asked to address the climate crisis in their courses in order to shed light on the topic from as many disciplines as possible. Are we as an art university part of the problem or part of the solution?