FLOLO: '[re]designing nature' at k/haus Vienna

Currently you can see an interesting exhibition at Vienna's Künstlerhaus. '[re]designing nature' presents 'Current Concepts for Shaping Nature in Art and Landscape Architecture' featuring work of contemporary landscape architects, architects and artists.

The exhibition aims to 'inspire thought about our current relationship to nature, and infuse life into the most recent debates about socially fair, ecologically sustainable, and aesthetically up-to-date environmental design.' [source].

[re]designing nature was initiated by Maria Auböck and curated by Susanne Witzgall, Florian Matzner and Iris Mede. The exhibition in k/haus has just been EXTENDED until 27th of February.

Reading table at the exhibition entrance.

There are as well some nice events scheduled alongside the exhibition:

January 21st, 7 pm: Lecture by Natalie Jeremijenko: 'On engineering biodiversity, improving environmental health and wrestling Rhinocerous Beetles' This event is organized in conjunction with the ÖGFA series 'Solidarity - How do democratic spaces come into existence?' See my short report about it.

Another event is still going to happen:

January 23rd, 3 pm: Artist talk with Regula Dettwiler, Anna Detzlhofer, Jochen Koppensteiner, Christian Phillipp Müller (asked)

Establishing the Bedford-Stuveysant community garden. Ken Smith, New York City.

A view onto 'Ashar macha / Platform of Hope', a small pocket garden integrating a library which serves as a platform for exchange between slum residents and students who work on realizing the project. Khondaker Hasibul Kadir, Dhaka Bangladesh