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In eight different productions, the directing students of the Thomas Bernhard Institute explore the question of how the big themes can be brought to the stage for children and young people: It is about war and peace, love and pain, farewell and new beginnings.

Performances as part of the exhibition "Teasing Chaos. David Tudor": The exhibition at the Museum der Moderne presents the first comprehensive account of David Tudor's pioneering work in the field of live electronics and his interdisciplinary collaborations.

Jasmina Cibic critically examines nation-building and the mechanisms of soft power, which culture serves as an essential instrument for the self-staging of national identity and mythology, and translates forms of political influence into space-filling installations.

Exhibition opening with live performance: an artistic performance by the Department of Voice with New Music. A pre-recording of the performance will become an integral and permanent part of the exhibition.

The Traklhaus dedicated an exhibition to the topic of design with a focus on design objects by artists as well as fashion by Salzburgers with role models and classics.

Music by Sofia Gubaidulina, Pierre Boulez, Krzysztof Penderecki and others, with Giovanni Gnocchi and cellists from his class.

Concert of the composition classes with small ensembles

Since Bildnerische Erziehung moved into the rooms in the rear basement area of PEMA 2 in 2019, the young team led by Elisabeth Schmirl, Beate Engl and Jan Grünwald has been trying to establish itself as a visible force in Innsbruck's art and cultural fabric.

Double Bass Intensive: Masterclasses, Ensemble Workshop & Concerts

The cultural history of the dinosaur in the mirror of the Anthropocene: As part of the course "Dino, Dodo, Gegenwart - Aussterben in Kunst, Wissenschaft und Wissenschaftskommunikation" (Dinosaur, Dodo, Present - Extinction in Art, Science and Science Communication) under the direction of Julia Grill

Rediscovery workshop on the poetry of Friderike 'Zweig': at 3:00 p.m. (conference room, Edmundsburg), book presentation with supporting programme at 7:30 p.m. (Europasaal, Edmundsburg)

Reading and talk with Teresa Präauer in the series "Physiology". Details at https://w-k.sbg.ac.at, please register at karten@literaturhaus-salzburg.at

Lecture-Performance & Talk in the series "ARTES": Witches is a queer art. It was Heinrich Kramer's Malleus maleficarum (1486) that ominously conjured up the link between women* & witches. Ines Kleesattel negotiates the potential of counter-disciplinary knowledge practices with Pascale Schreibmüller.