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From Oct. 5 to Dec. 1 - "to bee - a parking lot becomes a place to linger," a project by students at the Department of Fine Arts & Design (Design: Technology.Textiles) at the Mozarteum University is part of the "Autodidakt" exhibition of the Initiative Architektur.

Lecture & workshop with Sara Hassan as part of the UN initiative "16 Days against Violence against Women. With the publication "There are no gray areas" Sara Hassan has developed a model to identify the first signs of abuse of power - especially in the form of sexual harassment.

Film presentation & review of the Italy tour 2023

The hook was honey - in French also Miel - and the rest is process: seven large-format paintings are arranged in the KunstWerk as part of the Department of Fine Arts and Design as a kind of paper theater. The content of the staging deals with onomatopoeia and the search.

Excerpts from the memoirs of the artist's grandmother and great-grandmother were illustrated with the help of watercolors, creating exciting and emotional insights into the lives of two generations.

Birgit Neuwirth-Hemmers will give a tour of the ORF Salzburg regional studio for the Salzburg music history focus, Silvia Steiner-Span will then present the archive of the regional studio, accompanied by the well-known former ORF editor Hannes Eichmann.

Opera in one act by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov based on a drama by Alexander Pushkin: Driven by the agonizing realization that he is hopelessly inferior to Mozart's genius, Salieri, obsessed with his art, sees only one way out: to poison his opponent.

The designer Alexa Blum deals intensively with the subject of color and its effect. After studying fashion and textile design, she worked in the carpet industry for several years. With a degree in Corporate Design Management, she founded a design office in Langenthal in 2005.

(venue: Spiegelzelt am Volksgarten) by Sir William Walton and Edith Sitwell. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the scandalous premiere in London in 1923: Almost as scandalous as the premiere of the Sacre du Printemps ten years earlier in Paris?

Students from the Mozarteum University perform Verdi's late comedy - his legacy about the vices and weaknesses of mankind, at the end of which the old composer takes a step back, doffs his black hat and watches the floundering characters struggle for the last remnants of their dignity.

"Amor" - works by Vivaldi, de Falla, Piazzolla, among others - with Leonhard Roczek (cello). Cecilio Perera (guitar, artistic direction), Mario Díaz (Tenor), Elizabeth Sharma (piano), Gloria Cavet (dance) & Marina Razumovskaja (dance). Presented by Gary Stütz