Workshop Archive - Salzkammergut 2024

A day at the farm

Andreas Kepplinger — Tue, 25 Feb 2025 08:46:33 +0000

About the farm: 12 mother cows and their calves, two pigs for subsistence, a few chickens, meadows, fruit crops and forest. Her ancestors have run the Bergsimon farm for centuries. Originally, the trained carpenter did not want to take over her parents’ inheritance, but in the meantime she is a farmer with heart and soul.

Themes that (among other things) are worked on together:

Representation of small farmers’ interests
Species-appropriate cattle feeding: The importance of meadows for biodiversity, the landscape and animal-friendly feeding in contrast to concentrated feed.
The genius of native fruit trees: they yield a lot with little effort. Starting with the cherries in spring, the Bergsimon farm had its own fruit all year round. Christine and her family are working to ensure self-sufficiency again throughout the year.
Importance of small farms for the region, society and food sovereignty in general

Schedule (10:00 – 16:00):

Introductions – who is all here
Farm presentation incl. tour of the farm
preparing dough together for farmer’s doughnuts, delivering potato or pumpkin soup
Preparing must/juice pressing – collecting fruit together, setting up machine
Lunch – farmer’s doughnuts and soup
juice pressing (with hydraulic juice press) incl. direct tasting

Max. number of participants: 10 – 12 persons
Participation only after registration by email to: veranstaltung@viacampesina.at
Please bring weatherproof (work) clothing and shoes! A photographer will be on site to document the day. By taking part, you automatically agree to be photographed.

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C’est BEAU! – Inclusive dance workshop

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Tue, 12 Nov 2024 13:00:07 +0000

The workshop is for professional dancers who work or want to work artistically with people with disabilities. The workshop is free of charge for participants. The long-term goal is to establish a network of European, inclusive cooperation, which will ideally exist beyond 2024.

On Sunday 17 November, there will also be the last opportunity to experience the performance C’est Beau in Austria.

Programme

Saturday 16 November
10.00 – 14.00 Inclusive dance workshop
Sunday 17 November
10.00 – 14.00 Inclusive dance workshop
15.00 – 17.00 Performance C’est BEAU! (65 minutes) with Q&A

More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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Kids & Art

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Thu, 17 Oct 2024 12:00:22 +0000

You will get to know the work of an artist who lived in Gmunden.
You will discover his pictures and motifs.
You will create your own picture of the painter in your favourite colours.
Your parents are very welcome to join us in the museum (museum café).
Bring your friends.
Please take slippers and felt-tip pens with you.
We have prepared juice and fruit for you.

Born in Vienna, Detter spent his youth with rigorous training at the cadet school in Prague. In 1905 he studied as a pupil of Franz von Stuck at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. After spending time abroad, mainly as a portraitist in Germany, Czechoslovakia and Switzerland, he came to Gmunden in 1945. It was in the town of Trause that he finally found a large circle of friends and a suitable atmosphere for his artistic work. This was followed by works and exhibitions in Linz, Vienna, Vaduz and numerous other places. In addition to portraits, the artist also devoted himself to genre painting, still lifes and scene paintings with religious content, among other things, in an attempt to translate traditional themes into the new age.

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clay plaster workshop

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Wed, 09 Oct 2024 12:00:41 +0000

After the form-finding of the N.E.S.T. took place in enriching, collaborative workshops with clay builder Anton Auer – between artistic expression and technical know-how – and the rammed earth floor was successfully fitted and sanded in September under the guidance of Elias Brunmayr, we are now starting our last collective round.

Together with the N.E.S.T. team, the participants can finalise the artwork and apply the second and final layer of clay plaster to the artwork.

The work will take place in a vacant cellar in Bauerpark, whose original superstructure, the Hotel Bauer, has long since ceased to exist. The meeting point is at the Kalvarienbergweg car park. Access via the Ahornstraße/Bauernstraße junction → google maps

More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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30 years of the Salzkammergut Women’s Forum

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Mon, 30 Sep 2024 12:00:21 +0000

The Salzkammergut Women’s Forum has been a local feminist organisation in the region for 30 years. We want to celebrate and use the anniversary to reflect on feminist lifestyles in the countryside together with companions and colleagues from art, science, counselling and activism.

Programme

10:00 Welcome by board member/chairwoman
10:30 Keynote by Gunilla Plank (murauerInnen)
11:15 Talk: Local makers in search of space, moderated by Lena Schartmüller
12:00 Lunch break
13:00
Session 1 – Event room Frauen*forum Salzkammergut, Soleweg 7/4
Workshop: Woman – do you know YOUR rights? Speakers*: Gertrude Eigelsreiter-Jashari & Gerti Schwinner-Oppikofer
Session 2 – Seminar room Zeitgeschichte Museum, Kirchengasse 5
Workshop: A good life for all? Speaker: Tamara Geyer
Book presentation: Wirbelfeld – Contributions to contemporary art and culture in rural areas Speakers: Magdalena Hubauer & Katharina Spanlang
Session 3 – Seminar room Zeitgeschichte Museum, Kirchengasse 5
Lecture: The Matriarchy, Speaker: Maria Haas
Lecture: Women – Education – Democracy, Speaker: Birge Krondorfer
Lecture: Role models up close – Resistance and forbidden behaviour in the Nazi era, speaker: Brigitte Menne
17:00 Ceremony, Cinema Ebensee, Schulgasse 6
18:30 Dinner – Buffet
19:30 Musical entertainment: Mama Frida
Afterwards: Music & Dance with Caorli

Registration for the conference until 7. October at frauenforum-salzkammergut.at/30-jahre-ffs

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SCALA The Art Of Craft

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Wed, 25 Sep 2024 14:00:40 +0000

Top-class regional, national and international craftspeople and artists invite you to the public day around the Hand.Werk.Haus Salzkammergut!

As artist in residence, Pascal Oudet (FR) shows woodturning at the highest level, together with Paul Wögerer-Moreau (AT), Jakob Gamsjäger (AT), Armin Etschmann (AT) and Bernadette Persterer (AT).

Metal artist Andreas Schönangerer (AT) is working with young sculptors and craftspeople at SCALA Experience on an object in public space, and you can gain an impression of the artistry of metal artist in residence Rebekah Frank (US) at her temporary studio in the Stephaneum. By the way: Many thanks to Fronius for the technical equipment!

This studio will also be used by US metal artist Donna E. Price (US), who has been living in Altmünster for several years. Like Rebekah, Donna has a strong connection to the Penland School of Craft, an important source of inspiration for SCALA Salzkammergut Craft Art Lab.

Another SCALA artist in residence is Sadatsugu Watanabe (JP). The Japanese shokunin (master craftsman) specialises in traditional wood joints. Thanks to the support of Magma Tools and EU Japan Fest, we will be able to showcase his legendary skills with Japanese saws and planes. Obertraun sculptor and boat builder Wolfgang Müllegger (AT) will also take up the theme of ‘connections’ in his work on site.

Lenka Cain Pavlickova (CZ) will not only build her marionettes, but also bring them to life in a playful way. Gerhard Stöglehner (AT) will introduce the art of armchair weaving, Claudia Gams (AT) will show samples of her work as a milliner. Daniel Rainer (AT), Thomas Kari (AT) and Thomas Bochsbichler (AT) will be on site with a clay workshop in collaboration with project ‘Simple Smart Buildings’. Goldsmith Herbert Trucker (AT) and watchmaker Florian Dostal (AT) will be joining us directly from Lake Attersee with their work tables.

And last but not least: the SCALA Connect sculpture park around Neuwildenstein Castle will be opened at 11.00 am!

SCALA Salzkammergut Craft Art Lab

A new space for encounters in the Hand.Werk.Haus Salzkammergut is intended to serve as a “central point of departure, base camp and space for action”. SCALA invites the world to blaze new trails between art and crafts!
More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at and scala2024.com

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History(s) for all

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Fri, 20 Sep 2024 10:00:55 +0000

We present results and findings from the Capital of Culture year 2024 and discuss civil society aspects of remembrance work. Together, we will review and edit material from the project process. Based on this, we will imagine what future remembrance work in the Salzkammergut could look like, where it should start and what it should focus on.

Guest contributions: Sandra Franz and Karin Schneider

Moderation: Sylvi Ritt and Wolfgang Schmutz

Information and pre-registration by Monday, 07/10/24 at sylvi@gfa.or.at or 0650/700 47 17

Damals?

What does it mean to be human? What does the Nazi era have to do with us and the world today? The project aims to encourage people to talk about the Nazi era, to listen and to ask questions.
More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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Family history and culture of remembrance

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Fri, 13 Sep 2024 12:01:04 +0000

In this workshop we will address questions such as: How can we engage with our own family history and the stories we tell? How can we do this and what can support us? What significance does the memory of the Nazi era have for today? What role does gender play in this and what thought structures continue to have an effect in current debates?

Workshop leader: Sandra Franz

Registration by: Monday, 07/10/24 at gfa@servus.at

Damals?

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Rammed earth floor workshop

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Tue, 03 Sep 2024 12:01:04 +0000

In the workshop, the participants in the N.E.S.T. New Earth Species Think Tank will tamp the floor of the walk-in sculpture by hand and thus also participate in the artistic creation process. At the same time, they learn about professional material preparation and preparation as well as the various processes for compacting the material. The teaching of craftsmanship and technology is combined with the sensory, collective and experimental experiences of artistic creation and leaves a lasting impression.
What consistency and moisture does the base material need?
How thick can the filled layer be before we have to compact it again?
How is the surface finally treated? Is the rammed earth floor really robust?
These and other questions are clarified in the joint construction process with Elias Brunmayr and immediately put into practice.

Elias Brunmayr is an expert on rammed earth in theory and practice. He graduated from BOKU Vienna in 2022 with a thesis entitled “Rammed earth in landscape architecture”. In his company “Atelier Loam”, he has since focussed on rammed earth as a design element in landscape architecture.

Work is carried out in an empty cellar in Bauerpark, whose original superstructure, the Hotel Bauer, has long since ceased to exist. Meeting point is at the Kalvarienbergweg car park. Access via the Ahornstraße/Bauernstraße junction → google maps

More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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Can we also achieve the building turnaround?

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Wed, 21 Aug 2024 14:01:58 +0000

Earth building pioneer Roland Meingast and BOKU lecturer Hubert Feiglsdorfer will be speaking on the topic “Can we also achieve the building turnaround? Historical earth building techniques and their possible further development into a modern mass construction method”.

Simple Smart Buildings

What materials and techniques were used in the past to build resilient houses? Which of these construction methods have proven to be durable, sustainable and beautiful in the long term? An exploration with workshops and lectures as a participatory knowledge transfer.
More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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Analogue Sunday lab

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Thu, 08 Aug 2024 14:00:29 +0000

During the joint workshops, the aim is to change the everyday view of things through experiments and tasks and to break down connections – to give them a different meaning or nonsense. The Analog Sonntag team describes the voluntary renunciation of digital aids as a good exercise to sharpen one’s own perception and create a welcome change from one-dimensional channels such as television.

ANALOG! continues this tradition with contemporary artistic references and offers a series of productions that deal with the former Stephaneum secondary school.

More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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Academy of Games – Workshops

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Thu, 08 Aug 2024 14:00:26 +0000

Wertz

Academy of Games

An exploration of the paths between the sciences and the arts.
More about the programme at salzkammergut-2024.at

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The art of seeing

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Thu, 01 Aug 2024 14:00:36 +0000

Genoveva Kriechbaum photographs in the Salzkammergut – A Human Legacy
Character-strong depictions of different personalities who are deeply rooted in the region and are the embodiment of their life’s work.
Continuing series. Start, April 2024

Bottle mail
Invitation to everyone to be an art collector; and also to find yourself as an artist in probably the smallest gallery in the world (with a diameter of approx. 70mm – and global reach). Participatory, supra-regional art project.
Duration: April to December

Seminar / Eye Workshop – “The Art of Seeing”
9.8.-11.8. Schloss Eggenberg
As part of the focused art consumption, I will provide information about the physical process of seeing and the psychological factors that influence our eyes in our modern age.
The aim: Applied, correct vision with artistic, colourful guidance for dynamic relaxation, eye hygiene and improvement of vision.
Registration: genoveva.kriechbaum@gmail.com

Salt Lake Cities

Regional empty spaces as places of experience and meeting points for art: the Capital of Culture 2024 invites young artists from Germany and abroad to research, live and work in these spaces and to activate them with artistic contributions.
More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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N.E.S.T.

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Wed, 03 Jul 2024 08:01:28 +0000

From July 19th to 21st, timeslots will be offered for 15 participants per day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. . Anton Auer, professional clay builder and workshop leader, and the project artists Josseline Engeler, Ruth Größwang and Robert Angerer will work with the visitors to build the N.E.S.T. with a COB mixture of clay, sand and straw. The preparation of the supporting structure made of wood, the processing of the material and the actual plastering of the supporting structure are taught professionally.

Work will be carried out in an empty cellar in Bauerpark, the original superstructure of which – an imperial hotel – has long since ceased to exist.
The meeting point is at the Kalvarienbergweg car park

More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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Curing

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Wed, 26 Jun 2024 16:00:23 +0000

Catherine Flood und May Rosenthal invite you to come and learn how to make natural dyes for textiles using plants and participate in making a ‘clootie tree’ in the monastery garden. This is an ancient Scottish custom in which colourful scraps of fabric are imbued with a wish, often for healing, and tied to a tree. The belief is that as the pieces of cloth fade and disintegrate, the problems fade away with them.
The workshop is part of the artist in residency project ‘Curing: Salt, Textile, Text’ which explores salt and colour in relation to food, fabric and practices of preservation, recipe writing and healing.

Catherine Flood and May Rosenthal Sloan are two British curators and creative practitioners, based in France and Scotland respectively. In 2019 they curated the exhibition ‘Food: Bigger than the plate’ at the V&A in London. Their combined research interests focus on the interconnections of art and design with everyday life and the natural world through themes of food, farming, soil and natural fibres.

Monastery open from 12-18:00
Workshop from 13-16:00 (participation without registration possible)

Salt Lake Cities

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Sound fishing – the listening adventure

siwa_bdietrichsteiner — Sat, 25 May 2024 00:02:38 +0000

Our expeditions take us to a variety of places, from babbling brooks and calm waters to thundering weirs and bubbling springs. Not only do we discover the impressive soundscape of water – each sound tells its own story and invites interpretation.
Participants will learn how to capture these fascinating sounds using various recording techniques. They will learn how to use microphones, hydrophones and geophones to perceive the different facets of the soundscapes.

Water Sound Flows

Thomas Grill and his team connect the places of the region by presenting the sounds of water in different forms, using various artistic strategies.
More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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KOKO – Collaborative Constructions on the Laudach

Andreas Kepplinger — Sat, 18 May 2024 00:02:49 +0000

Daily programme at ko-ko.org

At the centre of KOKO is the process-oriented examination of motives of community and joint action as well as the handling of nature, the environment and resources. KOKO develops a prototypical place of community creation and invites participation in the collaborative work process. Through dialogue and exchange between the local population and local, regional and international artists as well as visitors, a lively meeting place with a varied programme of interventions, exhibitions, performances, workshops and discussions is being created. For this applied research laboratory, a temporary, changeable work and action space will be created on the Laudach. The structure is intended to enable community-building practices strengthen social interaction and promote experimental approaches. The starting point for the collaborative process is the exploration of traditional artistic, cultural and craft practices from the Salzkammergut as well as stories and themes around the river space of the Laudach.

Art Your Village

This project deals with local identities, primarily within the smaller locations within the Salzkammergut region. International artists or artist groups engage with these locations and develop projects in the form of interventions over the course of the year.
More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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What is normal?

Andreas Kepplinger — Wed, 08 May 2024 00:02:16 +0000

LTGI-what? Based on the queer alphabet salad, this interactive workshop is all about gender and sexual diversity. We look forward to welcoming lots of curious people who want to learn more and think about (queer) life together. No previous knowledge is necessary!

What you can look forward to:

In-depth information on key terms and concepts
Plenty of space to ask questions
Ample opportunity to talk to each other about queer life in all its facets

Maximum number of participants: 20 people

Workshop leader: Birgit Hofstätter (management of Frauen*forum Salzkammergut & content-related project management of the Capital of Culture project Salzkammerqueer) and Tamara Geyer (active in anti-discrimination work and regional development & content-related collaboration on the Salzkammerqueer project)

And afterwards (from 20:30): LET’S PARTYYYY!

Salzkammerqueer

In order to facilitate the exchange of experiences among like-minded people and seekers in rural areas, the women’s contact points are contributing to the establishment of a queer community in the Salzkammergut with this project. The aim is to initially provide a home base and infrastructure for an active community that will exist beyond the duration of the project. The second goal is an experimental short film series and artistic photo positions that communicate queer life in the Salzkammergut via social media.
More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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Folk dance & hip hop – the healing power of community!

Andreas Kepplinger — Tue, 07 May 2024 00:02:06 +0000

In the workshop with Farah Deen (professional hip hop & house dancer) & Katharina Oberhauser (leader of the Altaussee folk dance group) you can experience the lowest common denominator of Austrian folk dances and hip hop up close: The healing power of a community!

In addition to various folk dances in a circle and in pairs, such as the Styrian or the Landler, you will also learn simple social dances from hip hop and look for similarities and parallels. What connects us? What strengthens us as a community? How can we as a community create a safe space for everyone?
In the end, it’s about having fun together and experiencing the physical connection to yourself, as a couple or as a collective in a circle in a creative exchange! Join us and be inspired by different dance cultures and their music!

Registration at: office@volksliedwerk.at, workshop fee € 30, the workshop is free if you take part in the Volxfest. Discounts for students, pupils, senior citizens, military service…

Volxfest

Festivals, pop ups, exhibitions, dialogues, regulars’ tables, performance, workshops: A three-part festival that creates a mosaic of multiple affiliations through music, dance, costume, custom. Through the art and power of “celebration”, the Volxfest wants to open up an open culture of togetherness.
More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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Volxfest Workshop

Andreas Kepplinger — Sat, 04 May 2024 00:02:21 +0000

Immerse yourself in the colourful world of Volxfest! This workshop offers an insight into the content and components of the Volxfest. We discover the art and power of celebration through song, dance, play, diversity and dialogue. From traditional to playful to experimental, we will share traditional and spontaneously invented dances, games and songs. We explore dance and song as a physical expression of togetherness and the embodiment of our feelings of home.
Join us and dance freely!

Registration at: office@volksliedwerk.at, Exact location will be announced upon registration. From 8 pm Volxfest regulars’ table

Volxfest

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Folk dance & hip hop – the healing power of community!

Andreas Kepplinger — Sat, 04 May 2024 00:02:19 +0000

Registration at: office@volksliedwerk.at, workshop fee € 30, the workshop is free if you take part in the Volxfest. Discounts for students, pupils, senior citizens, military service…

Volxfest

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Folk dance & hip hop – the healing power of community!

Andreas Kepplinger — Fri, 03 May 2024 00:01:53 +0000

Registration at: office@volksliedwerk.at, workshop fee € 30, the workshop is free if you take part in the Volxfest. Discounts for students, pupils, senior citizens, military service…

Volxfest

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Totes Gebirge / Lichens / Barricades

Andreas Kepplinger — Wed, 01 May 2024 00:02:43 +0000

Through years of artistic & alpinistic occupation with the Totes Gebirge, the mountain landscape has become a familiar space. Movement through the mountains – walking – is also an important aspect of the exploration of the landscape. Of course, hiking together with friends is also of central importance here. The joint exploration of the Totes Gebirge will be expressed in various artistic works. The lichen, which can be found everywhere in the mountains, depicts this commonality. In the artistic realisation, screen prints will be made from the collected lichen. Photos will also document the time spent in the Totes Gebirge. These can be printed or shown in the form of slides. The Scharnstein railway station will act as a base camp and will continue to develop. During excursions to the Totes Gebirge, artistic ideas will be tried out and realised together with other artists. New observations and collages of the Totes Gebirge can be created in workshops with children.

Workshops

Saturday 04/05 14-17 – Blue printing & painting with algae / children’s workshop with Ulla Szwajor & Jakob Krinzinger
Saturday 01/06 14-17 – Building barricades / Idea & practice with Johann Schoiswohl

Exhibition

01 – 02/06 14-19 – Totes Gebirge / lichen / barricades (building)
12/07 – 31/08 always Fri/Sat, 14-19 – Totes Gebirge / lichen / barricades (building)

Salt Lake Cities

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Don’t talk, do

Andreas Kepplinger — Sat, 20 Apr 2024 00:02:58 +0000

The cultural capital Ebensee looks back on a rich history, which is inextricably linked to the establishment of the salt works in 1607. For a long time, Marktgasse was the main shopping street and therefore not only the commercial centre of Ebensee, but also the social centre due to its high density of inns. Together with the Soleweg behind it (which runs along the former brine pipeline), it was also the most important link between the Traunbrücke bridge and the Steinerner Brücke bridge. The older generation still remembers the time when Marktgasse was the vibrant centre of Ebensee. However, this has changed over the course of history due to infrastructural changes. The inns died, the retail businesses closed and left behind a place that is characterised above all by its high proportion of vacancies.

To revitalise Marktgasse, workshops and events are being held in which interested citizens can get involved. The workshops will be led by our RURASMUS student Tanja Stapelbroek, who will focus on approaches to using this gem in the centre of the Salinengemeinde.

www.rurasmus.at/calls/skgt24-ebensee_en/

Rurasmus

Students live for at least one semester in selected communities of the Cultural Capital Region Salzkammergut 2024 and deal with specific local research questions there.
More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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A day at the farm

Andreas Kepplinger — Thu, 18 Apr 2024 00:01:12 +0000

The seventh and final farm day in this series takes us to a solidarity vegetable farm in Steinfelden/Pettenbach.

Michaela Jancsy and Reingard Prohaska cultivate 50 different vegetable crops for 85 harvest shares on an area of one hectare of land and three greenhouses right next to the “Green Earth World”. Conserving resources, working in harmony with nature and supplying the region with high-quality, healthy and diverse organic vegetables are top priorities.

On this farm day, we can find out how solidarity farming is run and what goals are pursued. What are the conclusions of two women who have started their own farming business? How can you grow vegetables in times of advancing weather extremes?

Programme

Get together and introduce yourself
Get to know the farm and make an organic herb butter
Depending on the weather, cultivate in the field or in the greenhouse and/or sow and plant together
Taste seasonal vegetables in the Grüne Erde Bistro. If you’re feeling peckish at lunchtime, you can buy something in the bistro or bring something with you.
Learn about field ecosystems and above- and below-ground field dwellers.

Max. Number of participants: 15 people
Participation only after registration by email to: veranstaltung@viacampesina.at
Bring weatherproof (work) clothing, work shoes and street shoes! Don’t forget sun protection and headgear in hot temperatures.
A photographer will be on site to document the day. By taking part, you automatically agree to being featured in the photos.

How to get there:

Address: Hinterbergstraße 4, 4643 Steinfelden
Carpooling from Gmunden or Scharnstein town centre possible – please contact us if required (janina.zeleny@viacampesina.at)

Microfarmers Conference

The community events at seven farms provide the framework for talking about diversity in farming culture and agriculture. Community living and life models or non-family farm transfers are addressed as well as queer rural life.
More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

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