VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2012: Festival Guide (English)

28.9. – 7.10.

Festival Guide (English)

www.viennadesignweek.at

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Future Urban Mobility Lectures/Papers: Dr. Wilhelm Tomayer, Dr. Peter Wandaller (Siemens AG) THE FUTURE OF NETWORKED MOBILITY Mag. Christoph Chorherr (municipal councillor, Die Grünen) IN THE AGE OF URBANIZATION. WHAT KINDS OF CITIES ARE WE BUILDING? AND WHAT KINDS OF CARS? Sebastien Stassin (Managing Partner at KISKA) LIGHTWEIGHT: THE ANSWER FOR FUTURE MOBILITY Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Werner Tober (Technische Universität Wien) E-VEHICLES IN REALISTIC COMPARISON WITH CONVENTIONAL ENERGY-SAVING VEHICLES – RANGE, ENVIRONMENT, COSTS Daniel Huber, Mag. Georg Wagner (Spirit Design – Innovation and Brand) THINKING THE FUTURE; MOBILITY 3.0 FOR A SMALLER FOOTPRINT

The cover was printed on Symbol Card 210 g/m2 and has been provided by Fedrigoni.

Confronted by the challenge presented by future mobility, most notably for cities – ecological, demographic and with respect to the politics of energy – concepts like the "smart city" and "e-mobility" have become key topics. How electro-mobility will be experienced and used depends to a great extent on design. The event shows the domestic status quo, gathers together expertes from design, the industry and mobility and presents the best pick of pioneering electrovehicles, in part with on-the-spot tests!

Afterwards get-together for discussion in the Pop-Up-Café.

Friday, 5.10., 18:00 Das Gschwandner 17., Geblergasse 36–40 Moderation: DI Wojciech Czaja (Der Standard)

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Festival Headquarters

Pop-Up Café in the festival headquarters served by Morisson Catering

with popular traditional fare from Viennese coffee house culture, Bio lunches and Saturday and Sunday brunch. The temporary café also has a lounge area and a stage for live acts (details and programme on Facebook at Morisson Catering and VIENNA DESIGN WEEK).

By the way: In this temporary cafe you will be sitting on furniture by the epitome of coffee-house furnishers, to wit, on Thonet 107 by Robert Stadler and at tables from the Muji manufactured by Thonet Collection, designed by James Irvine!

Mon–Fri 12:00–19:00 at the earliest Sat 10:00–22:00 at the earliest Sun 10:00–15:00 Das Gschwandner 17., Geblergasse 36–40

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Preface Dear Festival Public!

A new year – a new format!

For the first time the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Guide is being presented in a different dimension; nevertheless, this year, too, it is full of information on all the events surrounding product design, graphic design, experimentation and traditional values.

The Guide helps you in orientation – both in content and geography – because now, for the sixth year, the resonance of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK continues to grow, its radius of influence ceaselessly expanding: more and more parts of the city are being involved in the scenario during the ten days of the festival.

If the sheer superabundance of events on the programme causes your head to spin, you can always turn to our website and communication programme, where the festival is portioned out for you into “manageable” titbits and can be happily explored as a savoury foretaste of events.

We have also taken a trip

through the events, mapped by the annually alternating key programme items of guest country and focus district. This year the spotlight is on Spain, an exciting prospect for us all – and this perhaps applies to more than just design people.

Ottakringer Straße, with one foot in the 16th and the other in the 17th District, will bring the close-packed activity of the focus district to palpable life. Here we have an extensive area at our disposal in the Etablissement Gschwandner, where several events can be shown in one location. The same is true of the stilwerk in the Jean Nouvel Tower, where Praterand Taborstraße begin. Yet again this year the project space of the Kunsthalle on Karlsplatz houses the Laboratory, making the working world between graphic and product design into a living experience.

Our programme partners, in other words a large company of major business enterprises, small design studios, dealers and galleries, contribute essential features to the programme this year too, and enrich it with a multitude of perspectives.

The words “essential contributions” give us the right cue to express our deeply felt thanks to our principle partners and public partners for their support. Among the general partners new alliances have been forged that we are very happy about.

We would like to thank all sponsors and supporters of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK for their commitment, also our team, without whose enormous zest and enthusiasm the festival could not have taken shape.

Whether or not autumn will be warm and golden, or wet – we are counting on your staunch weatherability and hope to see you in the many events, most of which are free of charge! There is food for brain and eyes, always something for the heart, and usually a glass of wine as well.

© Katharina Gossow

Design is in the air – for ten whole days – take a deep breath!

— Tulga Beyerle, Lilli Hollein For the entire Team of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK

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Brigitte Jank PRESIDENT OF THE VIENNA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Design points the way, opens up perspectives and is therefore an important initiator and motor of progress. One innovative basis for this motor is the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK, which moreover guarantees a view of the bigger picture. The international flair of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is reflected this year through the guest country of Spain, whose creative people lend expression to innovative design in a very special way. Fixed components of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK are the “Passionswege”, which this year focus on business operations in the vicinity of Ottakringer Straße, an interface of cultural diversity between the 16th and 17th District. This diversity is one of the core strengths of the Viennese creative scene, which cannot be appraised highly enough. With this in mind, I wish the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK the greatest success!

Norbert Kettner DIRECTOR OF WIEN TOURISMUS Design is not just the art of combining function and aesthetics – the concept stands far more for zeitgeist, richness of invention and new ideas. During the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK the international scene once again puts its spotlight on Vienna, because it makes design a living experience in its impressive range of activities and, as a much-contested platform for both young and established creative people, has a signal effect for a whole branch of industry. For the tourist destination of Vienna, primarily renowned throughout the world for its classical beauty, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK conveys a clear message: Vienna is a simultaneously pulsating capital and fertile soil for creative ideas and potential. I wish the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK and all those who have infused it with life through their endeavours a bumper harvest in the year 2012 and a new link in its chain of success!

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© Meinrad Hofer

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Bettina Leidl CEO OF DEPARTURE – DIE KREATIVAGENTUR DER STADT WIEN The VIENNA DESIGN WEEK presents young and renowned design, experimental con- cepts and a multifaceted programme. With the in- spiring Passionswege it has been showing the kind of innovative projects achieved when the boundaries between content development and production are lifted. Through the key focal point of “cooperation”, departure connects up with those experiences and thus endeavours to achieve helping and encouraging creative and industrial enterprises to cooperate at eye level. At the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Talks international design greats will present vivid examples inspired by the theme of cooperation and explain their points of view and experiences. I look forward with great pleasure to the exciting cooperations taking place within the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK and wish the festival all the success in the world!

KREATIVE SUCHEN UNTERNEHMEN SUCHEN KREATIVE. ABER WO?

KREATIVWIRTSCHAFT

SERVICE

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kunst oder leben

20. 9.– 25. 10. 2012 Eröffnung: Do. 20. 9. 2012, 18–22 Uhr während der VIENNAFAIR (20.–23. 9. 2012) www.viennafair.at

25 Kuratorinnen/Kuratoren Marius Babias Will Benedict José Luis Blondet Margrit Brehm Claire Breukel Adam Carr Karel Císař Florence Derieux Thomas D. Trummer Christoph Doswald Katya García-Antón Suzy M. Halajian, Marlies Wirth Michael Scott Hall David Harper, Martha Kirszenbaum Lóránd Hegyi Agata Jastrzabek, Dirk Snauwaert Niekolaas Johannes Lekkerkerk Thomas Locher Simina Neagu Julien Robson Alexander Streitberger Felicitas Thun-Hohenstein

22 Galerien Christine König Galerie Galerie Meyer Kainer Galerie Mezzanin Gabriele Senn Galerie Galerie Ernst Hilger Galerie Andreas Huber Krobath Wien Galerie Emanuel Layr Galerie Martin Janda Kerstin Engholm Galerie Galerie Krinzinger Galerie Hubert Winter Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Lukas Feichtner Galerie Mario Mauroner Galerie nächst St. Stephan Projektraum Viktor Bucher Georg Kargl Fine Arts Knoll Galerie Wien Galerie Steinek Galerie Raum mit Licht Charim Galerie Wien

bezahlte Anzeige

ästhetik und biopolitik

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18:00, Programme Partner

Friday 28.9.2012

Presentations, Work-in-Progress, Opening —> p. 42 Fedrigoni Showroom Wien, 7., Stiftgasse 21/13

10:00–20:00, Laboratory

Julia Lohmann (DE/UK), Julian Hagen (AT) und Junior Research Fellows (AT) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY

Presentation, Work-in-Progress —> p. 45, 46 project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2

Fedrigoni Austria DESIGN MEETS PAPER

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18:00, Programme Partner

HABARI LIFE WITH THE SUITCASE

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 42 HABARI, 6., Theobaldgasse 16 13

15:00, Education

TOUR 1: DESIGN GOES 1ST DISTRICT

Start: project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2 Guided Tour (on foot) —> p. 39

18:00, Laboratory LAB TALK —> p. 22

18:00, Exhibition 17:00–20:30, Passionswege Charlotte Talbot (FR)

AT THE WIENER SILBER MANUFACTUR

—> p. 36

Daphna Laurens (NL) AT THE WITTMANN FURNITURE WORKSHOPS —> p. 37 Valentin Vodev (BG/AT) AT J. & L. LOBMEYR —> p. 63

Exhibitions, Cocktail several locations in the city centre

Spanische Botschaft in Wien NUDE

Exhibition, Opening —> p. 58 Künstlerhaus, 1., Karlsplatz 5 21

18:00, Programme Partner

Technische Universität Wien DER WINDSCHREIBER

Presentation —> p. 61 TU Wien, 4., Karlsplatz 13/main entrance 44

50 54 24

18:30, Programme Partner 17:30, Programme Partner

IDRV – Institute of Design Research Vienna TOOLS FOR THE DESIGN REVOLUTION

Exhibition, Opening —> p. 44 designforum Wien, quartier21/MQ, 7., Museumsplatz 1, court 7 6

MOTI, Museum of the Image GRAPHIC DETOUR – CROSSING BORDERS IN EUROPEAN DESIGN

Exhibition, Opening —> p. 53 Freiraum quartier21 INTERNATIONAL/MQ, 7., Museumsplatz 1 10

19:00, Exhibition

10:00, Education

Exhibition, Opening —> p. 51 Sotheby's Kunstauktionen, 1., Herrengasse 5

Guided Tour (on foot) —> p. 39 Start: designforum Wien in the MQ 7., Museumsplatz 1

Martí Guixé (ES) STILL LIFE WITH LIGHT 37

20:30, Programme Partner

Land Niederösterreich, Abteilung Kunst und Kultur THE CUCKOO SYNDROME

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 55 Kunstraum Niederösterreich, 1., Herreng. 13

TOUR 2: DESIGN GOES 7TH DISTRICT

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11:00, Programme Partner

Eternit & Thomas Feichtner (AT) BASSO PRESENTATION

Presentation, Opening —> p. 41 Grelle Forelle <><, 9., Spittelauer Lände 12 12

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15:00, Education 22:00, Programme Partner

Neue Wiener Werkstätte NWW DESIGN AWARD PARTY

TOUR 4: DESIGN GOES EXHIBITION

Guided Tour (by bus) —> p. 40 Start: stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

Exhibition, Party —> p. 53 Kursalon Hübner, 1., Johannesgasse 33 23

Saturday 29.9.2012 15:00–15:00, Passionswege Mathias Hahn (DE/UK) AT STAUD’S WIEN —> p. 52 March Gut (AT)

AT KARL STERKL BUTCHER‘S

—> S. 50

Exhibition, Cocktail various Locations at Brunnenmarkt

15:00–18:30, Passionswege

Matylda Krzykowski (DE/NL) AT THE NORBERT MEIER BRUSH FACTORY AND THE PETZ HORNMANUFAKTUR —> p. 52 Sebastian Zachl (AT) AT ERWIN KLENKHART SPECIALIST METALWORKING AND LOCKSMITHS

—> p. 57

Exhibition, Cocktail various Locations in District 17 19 29

39 40

15:00, City Work

10:00–20:00, Laboratory

Julia Lohmann (DE/UK), Julian Hagen (AT) und Junior Research Fellows (AT) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY

Presentations, Work-in-Progress —> p. 45, 46 project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2

Toledo i Dertschei (AT) PRINTING WORKS AT THE MARKET

Work-in-Progress, Cocktail, —> p. 62 markt_platz, 16., Brunnenmarkt, stall 165–167 27

16:00, City Work

mathak + mahlknecht (AT) BEST BY … – ABOUT BUILT-IN OBSOLESCENCE

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 51 Maschinenhalle Bock, 17., Ottakringer Straße 68 28

17:00, City Work

büromacht (DE) MMM FOR WERKSTATT HKE

Work-in-Progress, Cocktail —> p. 36 Gasthaus Gruber, 17., Kalvarienberggasse 3 11

18:00, Programme Partner

chmara.rosinke (AT/PL) STORYTELLERS OF SPACE – AN INTERVENTION IN THE KLAUSENGELHORN DEPOT

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 36 KlausEngelhorn Depot, 16., Abelegasse 10 18

18:00, Programme Partner Dunbar’s Number (AT) MUTATIONS

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 39 Das Gschwandner, 17., Geblergasse 36–40

18:00, Programme Partner

Ivana Borovnjak & Roberta Bratović (HR) CROATIAN HOLIDAY 2012

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 45 Das Gschwandner, 17., Geblergasse 36–40

18:00, Laboratory LAB TALK —> p. 22

18:00, City Work

Lena Goldsteiner (AT) THEATRE OF DESTRUCTION

Work-in-Progress, Cocktail —> p. 47 Das Gschwandner, 17., Geblergasse 36–40

18:00, Programme Partner Made by Forest (CZ) MADE BY FOREST

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 48 Das Gschwandner, 17., Geblergasse 36–40

18:00, Programme Partner

mostlikely (AT) OF DONKEYS AND BASILISKS – LOW TECH PROTOTYPING AND THE PROCESS OF DESIGN

Work-in-Progress, Cocktail —> p. 53 Das Gschwandner, 17., Geblergasse 36–40

18:00, Programme Partner

Organoid und Nofrontiere IOYO & MAIA – BIOGENIC PROCESS AND PRODUCT INNOVATIONS

Presentation, Cocktail —> p. 54 Das Gschwandner, 17., Geblergasse 36–40

18:00, Programme Partner

SWDZ – So weit, die Zukunft SUPERPOSITION

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 59 SWDZ – So weit, die Zukunft, 3., Gärtnerg. 14 42

18:00, Programme Partner

Walking-Chair Design Gallery YOUNG SLOVAK DESIGNERS SAY: SERVUS FROM BRATISLAVA

Exhibition, Opening —> p. 63 Walking-Chair Design Gallery, 3., Rasumofskygassse 10 48

19:00, Programme Partner

Galerie Rauminhalt YOUR IDEAS FURNISH THE WORLD

Exhibition, Opening —> p. 56 Galerie Rauminhalt, 4., Schleifmühlgasse 13 34

Sunday 30.9.2012 10:00–20:00, Laboratory

Julia Lohmann (DE/UK), Julian Hagen (AT) and Junior Research Fellows (AT) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY

Presentations, Work-in-Progress —> p. 45, 46 project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2

11:00, Programme Partner

MAK DESIGN SALON #01 MICHAEL ANASTASSIADES TIME & AGAIN

Exhibition, Discussion —> p. 49 MAK-Expositur Geymüllerschlössel, 18., Pötzleinsdorfer Straße 102 26

11:30, Programme Partner

Technisches Museum Wien THE TABLE DOES ITS OWN THING

Exhibition, Intervention, Discussion —> p. 59 Technisches Museum Wien, 14., Mariahilfer Straße 212 43

13:00–16:00, Education

CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP 1 BY DESIGN°MOBIL: HERE I COME!

Kids —> p. 40 project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2

15:00, Education

TOUR 4: DESIGN GOES EXHIBITION Guided Tour (by bus) —> p. 40 Start: stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

17:00, Talk

departure – Die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien TALKING ABOUT: COOPERATION. MARTÍ GUIXÉ (ES), HADI TEHERANI (DE)

Lectures —> p. 38, 51, 43 k/hauskino, 1., Akademiestraße 13 17

17:00, Programme Partner

Ottakringer Brauerei OTTAKRINGER GLASS COLLECTION BY WALKING-CHAIR

Presentation, Cocktail —> p. 55 Ottakringer Brauerei, 16., Ottakringer Platz 1 31

18:00, Laboratory LAB TALK —> p. 22

19:00, Programme Partner

J. & L. Lobmeyr and Michael Anastassiades (UK) LIGHTS

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 47 J. & L. Lobmeyr, 1., Kärntner Straße 26 24

Monday 1.10.2012

18:00, Laboratory LAB TALK —> p. 22

18:00, Programme Partner

mikimartinek (AT) MIKIMARTINEK IN THE D.SIGN:CONTEXT

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 52 d.sign, 1., Stubenring 6 7

10:00–20:00, Laboratory

Julia Lohmann (DE/UK), Julian Hagen (AT) and Junior Research Fellows (AT) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY

18:30, City Work

Gebrüder Stitch (AT) VOLLPENSION – FULL BOARD —> p. 42

Presentations, Work-in-Progress —> p. 45, 46 project space karlsplatz der KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2

Coffee Party, Work-in-Progress Hosenlabor der Gebrüder Stitch, 6., Mariahilfer Straße 101; 3rd court left

15:00, Education

19:00, Programme Partner

Guided Tour (on foot) —> p. 40 Start: Das Gschwandner, 17., Geblergasse 36–40

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 61 Zumtobel Lichtforum Wien, 1., Jasomirgottstraße 3–5

17:00–20:30, Passionswege Julien Carretero (FR) AT KOHLMAIER —> p. 46 Klára Šumová (CZ)

19:00, Programme Partner

TOUR 3: DESIGN GOES OTTAKRING/HERNALS

AT BAKALOWITS LICHT DESIGN

—> p. 46

Oscar Diaz (ES) AT LIGHTGLASS —> p. 54

Exhibitions, Cocktails diverse Locations im 6./7. Bezirk 3

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Technische Universität Wien ALU+

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WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse DANSK MØBELDESIGN. ARNE JACOBSEN AND POUL KJAERHOLM FOR FRITZ HANSEN

Exhibition, Opening —> p. 63 WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse, 1., Georg-Coch-Platz 2 47

Tuesday 2.10.2012 10–20 Uhr, Labor

El Ultimo Grito (ES/UK), Junior Research Fellows (AT) and Sebastian Pataki (DE/NL) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY

18:00, Programme Partner

HELMRINDERKNECHT (DE) EDITION 21 / WIEN

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 43 stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

Presentations, Work-in-Progress —> p. 41, 46, 56 project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2

18:00, Laboratory LAB TALK —> p. 22

10:00, Education

18:00, Programme Partner

TOUR 1: DESIGN GOES 1

ST

DISTRICT

Start: project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2 Guided Tour (on foot) —> p. 39

MAK Design Shop AFTER WORK MEETING POINT WITH RAMPELOTTO & PERNKOPF

Presentation —> p. 49 MAK Design Shop, 1., Stubenring 5 25

14:00, Programme Partner

MAK MAK DESIGN SUMMIT MADE 4 YOU. DESIGN FOR CHANGE

18:00, Programme Partner

OFROOM with DULFdesign MATERIAL:CAFE

Presentations, Cocktail —> p. 54 Discussion —> p. 49 MAK-Vortragssaal, MAK, 1., Weiskirchnerstr. 3 stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 25

15:00, Education

18:00, Programme Partner

Guided Tour (on foot) —> p. 39 Start: designforum Wien in the MQ 7., Museumsplatz 1

Presentation, Cocktail —> p. 61 stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

18:00, Programme Partner

18:00, Programme Partner

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 35 stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

MISFITS REVISITED: CREATE YOUR OWN THONET Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 62 stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

TOUR 2: DESIGN GOES 7TH DISTRICT

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Balassi Institut – Collegium Hungaricum Wien CONTINUOUS PRESENT

Thomas Schiefer (AT) LUFTTRITT – AIR STAIR

Thonet and breadedEscalope (AT)

19:00, Programme Partner

MAK TALIA Y SEBASTIAN: THE COMMITTEE OF SLEEP

Exhibition, Opening —> p. 50 MAK, 1., Stubenring 5 25

21:00, Programme Partner

MAK and departure DEPARTURE/MAK D>NITE MADE 4 YOU – NON STOP!

Happening —> p. 48 MAK, 1., Stubenring 5

16:00, Programme Partner WerK Nussbaumer WORK MODELS

Presentation, Cocktail, Workshop —> p. 64 WerK Nussbaumer, 7., Kenyongasse 20 49

17:30, Programme Partner ovos media AUGMENTED SPACE

Presentation, Cocktail —> p. 55 ovos media, 7., Schottenfeldgasse 60/36–38 32

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Wednesday 3.10.2012 10:00–20:00, Laboratory

El Ultimo Grito (ES/UK) and Sebastian Pataki (DE/NL) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY

Presentations, Work-in-Progress —> p. 41, 56 project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2

18:00, Laboratory LAB TALK —> p. 22

18:30, Programme Partner

Slowakisches Institut ATELIER ART DESIGN, AFAD BRATISLAVA

Exhibition, Opening —> p. 57 Slowakisches Institut, 1., Wipplingerstraße 24–26 36

11:00, Programme Partner

MAK THINGS PLAIN & SIMPLE

Exhibition, Guided Tour —> p. 50 MAK, 1., Stubenring 5 25

19:00, Programme Partner

Hofmobiliendepot · Möbel Museum Wien OBJECTED TABLES

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 43 Hofmobiliendepot · Möbel Museum Wien, 7., Andreasgasse 7 14

15:00, Education

TOUR 3: DESIGN GOES OTTAKRING/HERNALS

Guided Tour (on foot) —> p. 40 Start: Das Gschwandner, 17., Geblergasse 36–40

19:00, Programme Partner

I AM LAMP – Darling/Schramm (AT) I AM LAMP

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 44 Vintagerie, 6., Nelkengasse 4 46

19:00, Programme Partner

SKICA – Slowenisches Kulturinformationszentrum NIKO KRALJ: THE KING OF CHAIRS

Exhibition, Opening —> p. 57 Az W Architekturzentrum Wien, 7., Museumsplatz 1 2

Thursday 4.10.2012

18:00, Laboratory LAB TALK —> p. 22

18:00, Programme Partner

J. & L. Lobmeyr LOBMEYR PRESENTS HEREND & POLKA: SCALES WITHOUT FISH

Presentation, Cocktail —> p. 47 bulthaup am Opernring, 1., Opernring 10 5

10:00–20:00, Laboratory

El Ultimo Grito (ES/UK) and Sebastian Pataki (DE/NL) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY

Presentations, Work-in-Progress —> p. 41, 56 project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2

18:00, Programme Partner

Rado RADO STAR PRIZE

Presentation, Cocktail —> p. 56 Rado Store Vienna, 1., Kärntner Straße 18 33

18:00, Programme Partner 10:00, Programme Partner

Universität für angewandte Kunst WHY TEXTILES

Wien Museum Discussion —> p. 62 ONE-SQM-HOUSE & HARTZ IV FURNITURE Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien,

Work-in-Progress, Workshop —> p. 64 Wien Museum, 4., Karlsplatz 8 51

15:00, Education

TOUR 1: DESIGN GOES 1ST DISTRICT

Start: project space karlsplatz der KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2 Guided Tour (on foot) —> p. 39

1., Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2 45

18:00, Programme Partner

Wiesner-Hager DESIGN AUTUMN

Presentation, Cocktail —> p. 65 Wiesner-Hager Möbel, 1., Gonzagagasse 15 53

18:30, Programme Partner 18:00, Programme Partner

Bene EXPERT TALK@BENE: NEW WORKING ENVIRONMENTS

Discussion, Führungen von 13–17 Uhr —> p. 35 Bene Wien, 1., Neutorgasse 4–8 4

Swarovski Wien CRYSTALLINE WORKSHOP AND GUIDED ART TOURS

Exhibition, Guided Tours, Workshop —> p. 59 Swarovski Wien, 1., Kärntner Straße 24 41

18:30, Programme Partner

austria wirtschaftsservice | impulse INTRODUCING IMPULSE INSIGHT!

Discussion —> p. 35 designforum Wien, quartier21/MQ, 7., Museumsplatz 1, Hof 7 6

19:00, Programme Partner

AREDIS TECHNOLOGY AND DESIGN MEET MUSIC AND DANCE

Presentation, Cocktail —> p. 34 AREDIS, 1., Rudolfsplatz 1 1

15:00, Education

TOUR 2: DESIGN GOES 7TH DISTRICT

Guided Tour (on foot) —> p. 39 Start: designforum Wien in the MQ 7., Museumsplatz 1 6

15:30, Programme Partner designaustria MEET, GREET & EAT!

Tours, Presentations —> p. 38 various locations in District 7 18:00, Laboratory LAB TALK —> p. 22

19:00, Programme Partner De Zotti MARC SADLER

Presentation, Cocktail —> p. 38 Arredamenti De Zotti, 1., Salzgries 2 8

19:00, Programme Partner Stamm RAJASTHAN

Presentation, Cocktail —> p. 58 Stamm Concept Store, 1., Petersplatz 8 38

Friday 5.10.2012 10:00–20:00, Laboratory

El Ultimo Grito (ES/UK) and Sebastian Pataki (DE/NL) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY

Presentations, Work-in-Progress —> p. 41, 56 project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2

18:00, Programme Partner

WienTourismus SOUVENIR-COMPETITION EUROPEAN HOME RUN

Exhibition, Cocktail —> p. 65 MAK Design Shop, 1., Stubenring 5 25

18 Uhr

FUTURE URBAN MOBILITY Supported by Siemens

Talks, Discussion —> p. 2 Das Gschwandner, 17., Geblergasse 36–40

18:00–22:00, Programme Partner

Wien Museum ONE-SQM-HOUSE & HARTZ IV FURNITURE

Workshop, Party —> p. 64 Wien Museum, 4., Karlsplatz 8 51

Saturday 6.10.2012

18:00, Laboratory LAB TALK —> p. 22

10:00–20:00, Laboratory

El Ultimo Grito (ES/UK) and Sebastian Pataki (DE/NL) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY

Presentations, Work-in-Progress —> p. 41, 56 project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2

10:00, Education

TOUR 4: DESIGN GOES EXHIBITION

Guided Tour (by bus) —> p. 40 Start: stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

13:00–16:00, Education

CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP 2 BY DESIGN°MOBIL: SPECTACLES SPECTACLE

Kids —> p. 41 project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2

15:00, Education

TOUR 3: DESIGN GOES OTTAKRING/HERNALS

Guided Tour (on foot) —> p. 40 Start: Das Gschwandner, 17., Geblergasse 36–40

19:00

FINISSAGE AT THE FESTIVAL HEADQUARTERS

Finissage —> p. 32 Das Gschwandner, 17., Geblergasse 36–40

Sunday 7.10.2012 10:00–20:00, Laboratory

El Ultimo Grito (ES/UK) and Sebastian Pataki (DE/NL) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY

Presentations, Work-in-Progress —> p. 41, 56 project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien, 4., Treitlstraße 2

12:00, City Work

Gebrüder Stitch (AT) VOLLPENSION – FULL BOARD

Finissage —> p. 42 Hosenlabor der Gebrüder Stitch, 6., Mariahilfer Straße 101; 3rd court left 15

15:00, Education

TOUR 4: DESIGN GOES EXHIBITION

Guided Tour (by bus) —> p. 40 Start: stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 17:00, Talks

departure – Die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien TALKING ABOUT: WIEN–BERLIN

Discussion —> p. 37 Das Gschwandner, 17., Geblergasse 36–40

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Education Guided Tour 1 DESIGN GOES 1ST DISTRICT

—> p. 39

Guided Tour 2 DESIGN GOES 7TH DISTRICT

—> p. 39 6

Guided Tour 3 DESIGN GOES OTTAKRING/HERNALS

—> p. 40

Guided Tour 4 DESIGN GOES EXHIBITION

—> p. 40

Kinderworkshop 1 by design°mobil HERE I COME!

—> p. 40

Kinderworkshop 2 by design°mobil SPECTACLES SPECTACLE —> p. 41 Booking online under event entry!

Communicating design is a key issue for us since the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is not only a meeting point for the international design scene, but also a people’s festival with the aim of offering as much as possible and to as many different visitors as possible.

This is why we have thought up even more ways this year of making the festival accessible in accord with this aspiration. Our four guided tours, organised several times during the festival, offer a great variety of approaches – geographical as well as thematic. They were planned jointly with the city guide Gabriela Steiner-Scharfetter and will be led by her once again – in the most entertaining way and if necessary in several languages!

For children and young people, we are again organizing two interactive workshops in cooperation with the experts from design°mobil and, upon request, we offer guided tours for school classes of all levels (for more information and booking contact j.a@viennadesignweek.at).

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Exhibition Martí Guixé (ES) STILL LIFE WITH LIGHT

—> p. 51 37

Group exhibition presented by the Spanish Embassy in Vienna NUDE

—> p. 58 21

Two exhibitions can be seen this autumn on special invitation of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK and both focus on this year’s guest country of Spain. Our annual solo presentation at Sotheby’s this time has Martí Guixé entering the field. The designer lives in Barcelona and is well known for explicit and counterconventional approaches to everyday culture and design. In his installation the culture of wine – claimed by both Spaniards and Austrians – will be rigged out in a completely new way!

This year’s group show held in the Künstlerhaus looks back at ten years of “Nude” and shows a representative selection of works from the meetings programme for young designers, freelancers, galleries and publishing houses held annually in Valencia. This view of ten years of Nude curated

by Alberto Azra not only contains formations of some of today’s best known Spanish designers, but also showcases the dynamic and exciting creative scene in Spain.

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Lab Talks (daily at 18:00) 28.9.

Laboratory

Lupi Asensio and Martin Lorenz/TwoPoints.

Net (ES/DE) (language: English)

29.9.

28.09.–1.10.

Julia Lohmann (DE/UK) (with guests Gero Grundmann and Magnus Gburek)

—> p. 45

Junior Research Fellows (AT) (language: German)

30.9.

Julia Lohmann (DE/UK) (German)

1.10.

28.09.–1.10.

Julian Hagen (AT) (German)

Julian Hagen (AT)

—> p. 45

28.09.–2.10.

2.10.

Herbert Lachmayer/Da Ponte Institute (AT) (German)

Junior Research Fellows (AT)

—> p. 46

3.10.

Sebastian Pataki (DE/NL) (German)

2.10.–7.10.

El Ultimo Grito (ES/UK)

—> p. 41

4.10.

El Ultimo Grito (ES/UK) (English)

2.10.–7.10.

Sebastian Pataki (DE/NL)

—> p. 56

5.10.

Omar Sosa/Apartamento Magazine (ES) (English)

6.10. tbc

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disciplinary and process-oriented work positioned between graphic design and product design. Once again this year it is guesting in the projectspace karlsplatz of the Vienna Kunsthalle. It was an excellent occasion for us to give the Laboratory a dazzling, multicoloured setting with „Art Robert Wilson“ created by the carpet manufacturers and Laboratory sponsor Vorwerk.

Inside, invited designers from both disciplines pursue their ideas on the spot, react to each other, possibly cooperate and present their results on site as well. The Laboratory is workshop, office and exhibition space all in one. So the public mustn’t be shy: watching, asking questions and experiencing processes on the spot are not only permitted, but requested! Furthermore, all designers and other guests will introduce themselves and their work in one of the Laboratory talks (daily at 6 pm); you can find the exact dates at viennadesignweek.at.

Curators: Neigungsgruppe Design and Erwin K. Bauer Design: Robert Rüf (AT)

Work theme of the Laboratory 2012: Pretty Ugly Both users and the brains behind design solutions are increasingly dissatisfied when confronted by a uniform lifestyle and superficial prettiness. Designers frequently see themselves forced in the role of mere stylists and encounter what is “beautiful” with scepticism; they react with criticism, subversion and antitheses. With the working title of “Pretty Ugly” (borrowed from the book by TwoPoints.Net, published by Gestalten 2012), this year’s Laboratory aims to take the strategies applied here as its key theme – for instance, designers might take inspiration from everyday culture and trash, smuggle in lost and found objects that are seemingly broken, unfinished or badly made or make use of flaws and errors as productive disturbances. It seems certain that design under these auspices generates not only points of friction but also gains in human dimension.

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Sat September 29, Passionswege 2

Passionswege Fri September 28, Passionswege 1 Charlotte Talbot (FR) AT THE WIENER SILBER MANUFACTUR

—> p. 36 50

Daphna Laurens (NL) AT THE WITTMANN FURNITURE WORKSHOPS

—> p. 37 54

Valentin Vodev (BG/AT) AT J. & L. LOBMEYR

—> p. 63 24

March Gut (AT) AT KARL STERKL BUTCHER’S

—> p. 50 40

Mathias Hahn (DE/UK) AT STAUD’S WIEN

—> p. 52 39

Matylda Krzykowski (DE/NL) AT THE NORBERT MEIER BRUSH FACTORY AND PETZ HORNMANUFAKTUR

—> p. 52 29

Sebastian Zachl (AT) AT ERWIN KLENKHART SPECIAL METALWORKING AND LOCKSMITHS

—> p. 57 19

Mon October 1, Passionswege 3 Julien Carretero (FR) AT KOHLMAIER

—> p. 46 20

Klára Šumová (CZ) AT BAKALOWITS LICHT DESIGN

—> p. 46 3

Oscar Diaz (ES) AT LIGHTGLASS

—> p. 55 35

Experimental design: the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK brings together ten in part Austrian, in part international designers with Viennese industrial producers and businesses with the aim of developing a project. And the process is open: they are invited to make use of workshops, intervene, experiment with handicraft techniques that reflect the history of the business enterprises, mostly long established. The results – sometimes a

product, sometimes an installation – are shown during the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK in the business locations and workshops and can be viewed in a tour from neighbourhood to neighbourhood (this year three stations are situated in the inner city, three in the 6th and 7th districts and four around Ottakringer Straße in the 16th and 17th districts). Design is showcased remote from the business-as-usual routine and is spread about the city in a charmingly individual way.

The installations are all on show from 28 September to 6 October at their respective opening times. On three evenings/afternoons a cocktail will be offered in the presence of the designers.

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City Work büromacht (DE) MMM FOR WERKSTATT HKE

—> p. 36 11

Gebrüder Stitch (AT) VOLLPENSION – FULL BOARD

—> p. 42 15

Lena Goldsteiner (AT) THEATRE OF DESTRUCTION

—> p. 47

mathak + mahlknecht (AT) BEST BEFORE … – ABOUT BUILT-IN OBSOLESCENCE

—> p. 51 28

Toledo i Dertschei (AT) PRINTING SHOP IN THE MARKET

—> p. 62 27

The festival format City Work [Stadtarbeit] celebrates its premiere this year. It frees design from the designed artefact and addresses the creation of urban and social spaces in all their diversity and complexity. Five projects for the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK were selected in an open call and by a jury of experts; they tackle the issues of social, cultural and spatial structures in Vienna, also institutions and social conventions. City Work contributes not least to the further evolution of the concept of design as it resounds for instance in the term “social design” – the things being designed are not objects, products or architecture, but processes and living spaces, which all revolve around human beings as the criterion and as active participants.

Cooperation partner: Caritas

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Talks TALKING ABOUT: COOPERATION With lectures by Martí Guixé (ES) and Hadi Teherani (DE)

—> p. 38, 51, 43 17

TALKING ABOUT: WIEN–BERLIN Guests Berlin: Fons Hickmann, Axel Kufus, Jörg Suermann (DMY), Frederik Frede (Freunde von Freunden) Guests Vienna: to be confirmed, see viennadesignweek.at Moderator: Lucas Verweij

—> p. 37

Two topics are being debated this year in the series of talks organized as part of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK. One of them has to do with the city everyone is looking towards: Berlin. Germany’s capital city is a magnet for creative people, an international city of people’s dreams and ambitions, a global brand. In a round of talks

moderated by Lucas Verweij, guests from Berlin and Vienna tackle the question of whether Berlin deserved the title City of Design awarded by UNESCO; who pulls the creative strings, what message creative Berliners bring with them to Vienna and vice versa?

Two lectures on 30 September deal with the topic of the cooperation between designer and producer.

There is a need on both sides to understand processes and structures, networked thinking and openness. Do designers see themselves and their actions as design service providers or as author service providers? How does the exchange take place and what hurdles have to be overcome on the way? The Spanish designer Marti Guixé and the German architect Hadi Teherani answer these questions from their own standpoints.

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Programme Partners For more than ten days in early October Vienna is invaded by a happy conglomeration of design events, aka the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK. This is achieved not only through our own tireless activities, but also our numerous programme partners – museums, institutions, design galleries and businesses, as well as design studios at home and from abroad. The total sum of festival contributions, presentations and events is actually what gives us the quality and diversity that create a successful festival and simultaneously the special Viennese “feel” so appreciated by our international public.

AREDIS, AUSTRIA WIRTSCHAFTSSERVICE | IMPULSE, BALASSI INSTITUT – COLLEGIUM HUNGARICUM WIEN, BENE, CHMARA.ROSINKE, DEPARTURE – DIE KREATIVAGENTUR DER STADT WIEN, DESIGNAUSTRIA, DE ZOTTI, DUNBAR’S NUMBER, ETERNIT & THOMAS FEICHTNER, FEDRIGONI AUSTRIA, HABARI, HELMRINDERKNECHT, HOFMOBILIENDEPOT · MÖBEL MUSEUM WIEN, HOTEL DANIEL, I AM LAMP – DARLING/SCHRAMM, IDRV – INSTITUTE OF DESIGN RESEARCH VIENNA, IVANA BOROVNJAK & ROBERTA BRATOVIĆ, J. & L. LOBMEYR, MADE BY FOREST, MAK – ÖSTERREICHISCHES MUSEUM FÜR ANGEWANDTE KUNST/ GEGENWARTSKUNST, MIKIMARTINEK, MOSTLIKELY, MOTI – MUSEUM OF THE IMAGE, NEUE WIENER WERKSTÄTTE, OFROOM, ORGANOID UND NOFRONTIERE, OTTAKRINGER BRAUEREI, OVOS MEDIA, LANDESREGIERUNG NIEDERÖSTERREICH, ABTEILUNG KUNST UND KULTUR, RADO, GALERIE RAUMINHALT, SKICA – SLOWENISCHES KULTURINFORMATIONSZENTRUM, SLOWAKISCHES INSTITUT, STAMM, STILWERK WIEN, SWAROVSKI WIEN, SWDZ – SO WEIT, DIE ZUKUNFT, TECHNISCHES MUSEUM WIEN, TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT WIEN, THOMAS SCHIEFER, THONET/BREADEDESCALOPE, UNIVERSITÄT FÜR ANGEWANDTE KUNST, WAGNER:WERK MUSEUM POSTSPARKASSE, WALKING-CHAIR DESIGN GALLERY, WERK NUSSBAUMER, WIEN MUSEUM, WIEN PRODUCTS, WIENTOURISMUS, WIESNER-HAGER MÖBEL

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Exhibition

Guest Country Spain

Group exhibition presented by the Spanish Embassy in Vienna NUDE

—> p. 58 21

Talks Laboratory

El Ultimo Grito (ES/UK) PRETTY UGLY

—> p. 41

Martí Guixé (ES), Hadi Teherani (DE) TALKING ABOUT: COOPERATION

—> p. 38, 51, 43 17

Programme Partner Exhibition

Martí Guixé (ES) STILL LIFE WITH LIGHT

—> p. 51 37

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Oscar Diaz (ES) AT LIGHTGLASS 35

—> p. 54

Passionswege —> p. 55

Land Niederösterreich, Abteilung Kunst und Kultur THE CUCKOO SYNDROME

Programme Partner WienTourismus SOUVENIR-COMPETITION EUROPEAN HOME RUN

—> p. 65 25

MAK TALIA Y SEBASTIAN: THE COMMITTEE OF SLEEP

—> p. 50 25

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passion are the attributes (clichés?) people are fond of associating with Spanish design. However, there is an incredible diversity in the design of native Spaniards and we choose the word “diversity” deliberately, because many of them now work in Milan (like Patricia Urquiola), Eindhoven (like shooting star Nacho Carbonell) and not in Madrid, Barcelona, or Valencia, the centres of Spanish design.

But most have remained – and are shaping a scene that is just as vibrant, high-quality and full of surprises. While graphic design has a long tradition in Spain also as regards institutes of education, the boom in product and industrial design is relatively young. But it is

quite frequent that the latter is influenced by the graphic arts and the rich culture of comics, for instance Martí Guixé, who is putting on a solo show as part of the festival.

With a top-ranking group show of Spanish designers in the Künstlerhaus, the Passionswege guest Oscar Diaz and El Ultimo Grito in the Laboratory, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is happy to present its guest country of Spain.

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City Work

Ottakring Hernals Education

büromacht (DE) MMM FOR WERKSTATT HKE

—> p. 36 11

Lena Goldsteiner (AT) THEATRE OF DESTRUCTION

—> p. 47

Guided Tour 3 DESIGN GOES OTTAKRING/HERNALS

—> p. 40

Passionswege March Gut (AT) AT KARL STERKL BUTCHER’S

—> p. 50 40

mathak + mahlknecht (AT) BEST BEFORE … – ABOUT BUILT-IN OBSOLESCENCE

—> p. 51 28

Toledo i Dertschei (AT) PRINTING SHOP ON THE MARKET PLACE

—> p. 62 Mathias Hahn (DE/UK) AT STAUD’S WIEN

—> p. 52 39

Matylda Krzykowski (DE/NL) AT THE NORBERT MEIER BRUSH FACTORY AND THE PETZ HORNMANUFAKTUR

—> p. 52 29

Sebastian Zachl (AT) AT THE ERWIN KLENKHART SPECIAL METALWORKERS AND LOCKSMITHS

—> p. 57 19

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Talks departure – Die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien TALKING ABOUT: WIEN–BERLIN

—> p. 37

33 Programme Partners chmara.rosinke (AT/PL) SPATIAL STORYTELLERS – AN INTERVENTION IN THE KLAUSENGELHORN DEPOT

—> p. 36 18

Dunbar’s Number (AT) MUTATIONS

—> p. 39

Ivana Borovnjak & Roberta Bratović (HR) CROATIAN HOLIDAY 2012

—> p. 45

Made by Forest (CZ) MADE BY FOREST

—> p. 48

mostlikely (AT) OF DONKEYS AND BASILISKS – LOW TECH PROTOTYPING AND THE PROCESS OF DESIGN

—> p. 53

Organoid und Nofrontiere: IOYO & MAIA – BIOGENIC PROCESS AND PRODUCT INNOVATIONS

—> S. 54

Ottakringer Brauerei: OTTAKRING GLAS COLLECTION BY WALKING-CHAIR

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Formerly a typical, so called working-class district of Vienna, Ottakring (16th Viennese District) has been utterly transformed in recent years. Artists, creative people and students have all moved in; the concentration of studios and shops and cafés has grown enormously, especially around Yppenplatz.

They encounter an area containing a high proportion of Viennese with migration background, comparisons with the Berlin district of Kreuzberg are not off the mark, especially as regards the ambivalence between threatening gentrification and healthy ethnic diversity.

With the festival headquarters in the “Gschwandner”, a former amusement establishment, also many other stations in Ottakring and Hernals (17th District), the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK casts the spotlight on its two focal districts and presents traditional handicraft operations, young designers, for ten days it infuses life into empty shops through active social design and creates connections between design and the urban space.

In addition, the community services bureaus for the two districts, GB*7/8/16 and GB*9/17/18, will be offering further events and guided tours; see details at gbstern.at/vdw.

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A to Z

AREDIS TECHNOLOGY AND DESIGN MEET MUSIC AND DANCE AREDIS is presenting the show dance “The Kitchen Sets the Tone” and extends a hearty welcome for people to drop in and experience the world of Italian kitchens DADA CUCINE. A technical dance with elements of mime, performance and sound in an interplay of high-tech, functionality and aesthetics. The following kitchen systems will be presented: the floating Hi-line, the invisible Tivalí, the economic InDada. All three accentuate the emotional relationship between the human being and space.

— Programme Partner Presentation AREDIS 1., Rudolfsplatz 1 Presentation: Thurs 4.10., 19:00 1

austria wirtschaftsservice | impulse INTRODUCING IMPULSE INSIGHT! The creative industries stand for powers of innovation, flexible approaches and location development – and at the core the impulses generated by the austria wirtschaftsservice (aws). impulse insight offers a unique opportunity of gaining information on the range offered by the nationwide pro- motional programme for creative industries, and face-toface discussion with experts about individual agendas and details. Already supported projects provide comments on impulse | aws from their own perspective – first-hand experience!

— Programme Partner Discussion designforum Wien, quartier21/MQ 7., Museumsplatz 1, Hof 7 Thurs 4.10., 18:30 6

© Tamás Cosovan, Albert Gacsádi

© Petra Riegler

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Balassi Institut – Collegium Hungaricum Wien CONTINUOUS PRESENT The works of contemporary Hungarian design are to be regarded not only as individual accomplishments but also embody a continuity of intellectual achievements and creative potential. All objects in the show “Continuous Present” are placed in referential relation to the past and in the dialogue with earlier works of Hungarian design and visual culture. Past and present form an inseparable unity based on the richness of references.

The show debuted in the programme series World Design Capital Helsinki 2012 and is a joint event of the Collegium Hungaricum Wien and the Hungarian Design Council, curated by Rita Mária Halasi.

— Programme Partner Exhibition

Bene EXPERT TALK@BENE: NEW WORKING ENVIRONMENTS What are the requirements demanded of the workplaces of the future? What developments of the working world are tangible and what are the challenges facing business enterprises, designers and architects? A high-ranking podium of panellists from architecture & design, science, consulting and industry answer these and other questions.

A tour through the Bene Office in Vienna makes the “New Working Environment” a living experience. Afterwards we invite you to a networking cocktail.

Guided tours are available every half-hour on 4.10. from 13:00 to 17:00. Appointments requested at viennadesignweek@bene.com — Programme Partner Discussion, Guided Tours

stilwerk Wien 2., Praterstraße 1 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Sat 10:00–19:00 Bene Wien Cocktail: Tues 2.10., 18:00 1., Neutorgasse 4–8 Round Table: Thurs 4.10., 18:00 4

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büromacht (DE) MMM FOR WERKSTATT HKE

Charlotte Talbot (FR) AT THE WIENER SILBER MANUFACTUR

With the men and women, manufacture and material in perspective, for short “mmm”, büromacht examines the workshop “hke” of the Vienna Caritas with a view to the social agenda. A joint process beginning in June 2012 is putting the existing arrangements in social facilities to question, is fostering collective thinking, and stimulating a discourse. With mmm büromacht wishes to strengthen and support the workshop, to have an effect both internally and exter- nally. The process is documented at www.bueromacht.de During the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK we cordially invite you to join in ...

— City Work Work-in-Progress

The form repertoire of the Wiener Silber Manufactur encompasses epochs – from courtly splendour to the modern age. Trademark of the enterprise is not only the four-leaf clover but a very high fine-silver content, endow- ing the silverware with perma- nent brilliance. Joining forces with the manufactory is the young industrial designer Charlotte Talbot, who is at present working in Konstantin Grcic’s studio. Playing a central role in her work are the interplay of materials and experimentation with form repertoires, and we can expect she will fashion “table silver” into a contemporary phenomenon as the most natural thing in the world.

— Passionswege Exhibition

Gasthaus Gruber 17., Kalvarienberggasse 3 28.9.–6.10., daily 12:00–20:00 Cocktail: Sat 29.9., 17:00 Finissage: Sat 6.10., 16:00 11

Wiener Silber Manufactur 1., Spiegelgasse 14 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 10:00– 18:00, Sat 10:00–17:00 Cocktail: Fri 28.9., 17:00–20:30 50

chmara.rosinke (AT/PL) STORYTELLERS OF SPACE – AN INTERVENTION IN THE KLAUSENGELHORN DEPOT Polish-born designers chmara. rosinke create objects that at first glance seem improvised and intuitive. The exhibited furniture nevertheless documents love of detail in material and manufacture. Among other prizes, this spatial intervention on the theme of mobile hospitality won this year’s DMY Award. It is the context for the invitation by the two artists for people to join in interactive and culinary events. Find out more about the project and the event dates on the homepage of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK and at chmararosinke.com — Programme Partner Exhibition KlausEngelhorn Depot 16., Abelegasse 10 28.9.–7.10., daily 12:00–19:00 Cocktail: Sat 29.9., 18:00 18

Daphna Laurens (NL) AT THE WITTMANN FURNITURE WORKSHOPS Originally a saddlery, the company of Wittmann with headquarters not far from Vienna has developed in over a hundred years into the upholstered furniture specialists remarkable for its precision, exactitude and superb craftsmanship.

The Dutch designer duo Daphna Laurens worked out a project with Wittmann; they create furniture and products full of wit and surprises. Organic forms are just as much a part of their repertoire as are oddities and an explorative approach. Their objects are often loveable, almost anthropomorphic characters.

— Passionswege Exhibition

departure – Die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien DEPARTURE/MAK D>NITE MADE 4 YOU – NON STOP!

The departure/MAK d>nite is the evening high spot of the activities in the MAK for the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK. The Viennese duo Vandasye (Peter Umgeher, Georg Schnitzer), MAK designers in residence 2012, will stage a cooperative design happening with taliaYsebastian (ES/CO), Patrick Rampelotto/Fritz Pernkopf (IT/ AT), Michael Anastassiades (UK) and the public.

The two organisers of the current exhibition “MADE 4 YOU. Design for Change” (until 7 October 2012) tackle the possibilities of a change in (post) industrial production and put together an orienteering course containing appliances for collective production and Wittmann Schauraum Wien subsistence – an open-end Akademiehof, 1., Friedrichexperiment. straße 10 — 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–17:00, Programme Partner Sat 10:00–14:00 Happening Cocktail: Fri 28.9., 17:00–20:30 MAK 54 1., Stubenring 5 Tues 2.10., 21:00 25

© Jens Müller-Ali

© Raimo Rudi Rumpler

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departure – Die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien TALKING ABOUT: WIEN–BERLIN As part of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Talks, departure puts a multi-angled spotlight onto forms of exchange and cooperation. The creative axis Berlin-Vienna is characterised by questions of the open transfer of experience and learning from one another.

With Berlin we associate a cosmopolitan openness to the world; a conglomeration of creative people, all looking for and staking claims to their place. What messages and discoveries do Berlin creatives bring to Vienna? And what do we give back?

Guests Berlin: Fons Hickmann, Axel Kufus, Jörg Suermann, Frederik Frede; Guests Vienna: to be confirmed, see viennadesignweek.at (talk in German) — Talks Round Table Das Gschwandner 17., Geblergasse 36–40 Sat 6.10., 17:00

© EZIO PRANDINI

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departure – Die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien TALKING ABOUT: COOPERATION

designaustria MEET, GREET & EAT!

For everyone interested in design, the following designdeparture has set its aim with austria members are opening the focus “Cooperation” on up the doors of their studios: giving a boost to a seemingly simple task: to encourage 15:30 creative and industrial conDesignbüro Visit: Valence, cerns to cooperate at eye level Neubaugasse 69/4, 1070 Vienna, and thus bring about a trend www.valencestudio.com change oriented on collective 17:00 creativity. It is now time to Studio Visit: Thomas break through the old barriers Feichtner, Schottenfeldgasse between content development 55, 1070 Vienna, and production, and make www.thomasfeichtner.com room for new and innovative business models. A mutual Meet the Experts! In personal strengthening that will contalks with designaustria verge in the best-case scenario ExpertsClusters the public can in a permanent partnership. hear about corporate design, As part of the VIENNA illustration and industrial DESIGN WEEK Talks, the design. designer Martí Guixé (ES) and architect Hadi Teherani (DE) 18:00 will present their points of Meet the Experts! designview on the topic. forum Wien, quartier21/MQ — Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna Talks — Lectures Programme Partner Tours, Presentations k/hauskino 1., Akademiestraße 13 diverse Locations in Vienna 7 Sun 30.9., 17:00 Fri 5.10. from 15:30 17

De Zotti MARC SADLER The designer Marc Sadler comes from France, but was born in Austria and works in Milan. He has designed for several furniture and lighting manufacturers, also for the sports and fashion branches, thereby winning numerous awards, among them several “Compasso d’Oro”. For the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK, Marc Sadler is coming to Arredamenti De Zotti in Vienna to present the chair “Kara” and the sofa “Glow-in” by the producer Désirée Divani (Gruppo Euromobil). Guests will be served cocktails and delicacies from the Friuli region.

— Programme Partner Presentation Arredamenti De Zotti 1., Salzgries 2 28.9.–6.10., Tues–Fri 10:00– 18:00, Sat 10:00–16:00 Cocktail: Thurs 4.10., 19:00 8

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Dunbar’s Number (AT) MUTATIONS The association “Dunbar’s Number”, a collective consis- ting of the studios of Sonja Bäumel, mischer'traxler, Konstantin Schmölzer & the curator Judith Radlegger, is showing works in the exhibi- tion “Mutations” on the theme of change – of ideas, of insight, of a product or of an activity.

For the designers, mutation – scientifically defined as permanent change of genetic makeup – is to be understood as self-reflection and is developed keeping in mind the change in existing structures and definitions.

— Programme Partner Exhibition Das Gschwandner 17., Geblergasse 36–40 28.9.–7.10., daily 12:00–19:00 Cocktail: Sat 29.9., 18:00 http://dunbars.tumblr.com

Education TOUR 1: DESIGN GOES 1ST DISTRICT

Education TOUR 2: DESIGN GOES 7TH DISTRICT

We have planned a walk through higgledy-piggledy workshops and elegant shops.

Starting at the Laboratory at Karlsplatz, where Spanish designers give us a fascinating view of their work methods, we visit richly traditional business enterprises, peep over the shoulders of craftspeople at work, and through this dialogue try to understand creative ideas.

— Education Guided Tour (on foot)

There is scarcely a district in Vienna that is more creative, younger or trendier than Vienna-Neubau. Here you can encounter design in abundance, from graphic, industrial, product and author’s design to social, urban and ecological design. Starting at the designforum Wien, we stop off at studios, workshops, galleries, small businesses and shops.

— Education Guided Tour (on foot)

Start: project space karlsplatz der KUNSTHALLE Wien 4., Treitlstraße 2

Start designforum Wien in the MQ 7., Museumsplatz 1

(meet 15 min. before start) Dates: Fri 28.9., 15:00/Tues 2.10., 10:00/Thurs 4.10., 15:00 Duration: approx. 3 hrs.

Tickets: € 4 (up to 18 years of age), € 6 students, € 9 adults, free for children under 6 max. 20 participants in German (English if needed) With: Gabriela Steiner- Scharfetter Registration online at the event entry!

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(meet 15 min. before start) Dates: Sat 29.9., 10:00/Tues 2.10., 15:00/Fri 5.10., 15:00 Duration: approx. 3 hrs.

Tickets: € 4 (up to 18 years of age), € 6 students, € 9 adults, free for children under 6 max. 20 participants in German (English if needed) With: Gabriela Steiner- Scharfetter Registration online at the event entry!

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Education TOUR 3: DESIGN GOES OTTAKRING/HERNALS

Education TOUR 4: DESIGN GOES EXHIBITION

The tour starts at the former “Grand Etablissement Gschwandner” which this year is the festival headquarters with numerous design events and pop-up café. Various stops around the up-and-coming Brunnenviertel demonstrate that the districts bordering on Ottakringer Straße are fully equipped and ready for takeoff in design and creativity.

— Education Guided Tour (on foot)

We jump on the bus and take to the road in Vienna to accompany you through the multifaceted world of design exhibitions in Viennese museums. We stop off at the foremost design collections and presentations, including the Wagner:Werk and the MAK, the Imperial Furniture Collection, the Wien Museum and the Museum of Science and Technology.

— Education Guided Tour (by bus)

Start Das Gschwandner 17., Geblergasse 36–40 (meet 15 min. before start) Dates: Mon 1.10., 15:00/Wed 3.10., 15:00/Sat 6.10., 15:00 Duration: approx. 3 hrs.

Tickets: € 4 (up to 18 years of age), € 6 students, € 9 adults, free for children under 6 max. 20 participants in German (English if needed) With: Gabriela Steiner- Scharfetter Registration online at the event entry!

Start stilwerk Wien 2., Praterstraße 1 (meet 15 mins. before start) Dates: Sat 29.9., 15:00/Sun 30.9., 15:00/Sat 6.10., 10:00/Sun 7.10., 15:00 Duration: approx. 3 hrs.

Tickets: € 4 (up to 18 years of age), € 6 students, € 9 adults, free for children under 6 max. 20 participants in German (English if needed) With: Gabriela Steiner- Scharfetter Registration online at the event entry!

Education CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP 1: HERE I COME! (BY DESIGN°MOBIL) How can I make a visible impact in the public space?

What do I have pay special attention to in the dark? In this workshop children can play at being designers. They examine things, try things out and create options for making an impression even in bad light.

— Education Kids project space karlsplatz der KUNSTHALLE Wien 4., Treitlstraße 2 Sun 30.9., 13:00–16:00 Target group: 6 to 10 years of age Participant fee: € 6 max. 15 participants With: 2 design educators from design°mobil Registration online at the event entry!

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Education CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP 2: SPECTACLES SPECTACLE (BY DESIGN°MOBIL) Children and young people have a go at being designers.

They develop eyeglasses – spectacles – suitable for cinema premieres, just like the professionals: starting with research, then on to brainstorming, testing, and production. What we want are off-beat ideas and zest in realizing them. True to the motto: design it yourself!

— Education Kids project space karlsplatz der KUNSTHALLE Wien 4., Treitlstraße 2 Sat 6.10., 13:00–16:00 Target group: 8 to 12 years of age Participant fee: € 6 max. 15 participants With: 2 design educators from design°mobil Registration online at the event entry!

El Ultimo Grito (ES/UK) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY

Eternit & Thomas Feichtner (AT) BASSO PRESENTATION

Rosario Hurtado and Roberto Feo are the post-disciplinary studio El Ultimo Grito. Their work continuously researches our relationships with objects and culture, exploring them in a wide variety of projects for a broad mix of clients such as Magis, Lavazza, Matadero Madrid, Marks & Spencer, Figueras, British Airways or Victoria and Albert Museum.

Their work is part of the per- manent collections of museums such as the MoMA in New York, Stedlijk in Amsterdam, or The V&A in London. In 2010 they founded Shopwork and Poi, an independent publishing, research and education design platform.

— Laboratory Presentations, Work-in- Progress

For the first time, Eternit is presenting an installation to showcase the shelf system Basso created by Austrian designer Thomas Feichtner.

Eternit, founded in 1894, is one of the most richly traditional Austrian companies.

In the course of its history it has produced fibrous cement furniture conceived by renowned designers and architects. The latest cooperation is the Basso project with Thomas Feichtner, a modular shelf system fixed with simple round pegs. The name “Basso” is an allusion to the beginning of the joint cooperation, the legendary “Bar Basso” in Milan.

On 29 September, Eternit and Thomas Feichtner will be hosting a Design Brunch in die Grelle Forelle <><.

— Programme Partner Presentation

project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien 4., Treitlstraße 2 28.9.–7.10., daily 10:00–20:00 Presence of El Ultimo Grito: 2.10.–7.10.

Lab Talk: Thurs 4.10., 18:00

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Fedrigoni Austria DESIGN MEETS PAPER Ever since the opening of the Fedrigoni showroom in Vienna (2010), the Italian fine paper manufacturers have not only established themselves successfully in the Austrian printing industry, but also evolved into a competent consulting partner for graphic artists and designers. In the Vienna showroom paper lovers can obtain advice on the exclusive range and find inspiration in a multitude of printing and refining models. As part of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK, luminaires by Megumi Ito & Peter Weisz and an installation by Sebastian Menschhorn will be on display, printing done with Soybot on Risographs, and products literally “burnt out” by a specialist for laser cutting and engraving.

— Programme Partner Presentations, Work-in-Progress Fedrigoni Showroom Wien 7., Stiftgasse 21/13 1.10.–3.10., daily 16:00–20:00 Opening: Fri 28.9., 18:00 9

Gebrüder Stitch (AT) VOLLPENSION – FULL BOARD

HABARI LIFE WITH THE SUITCASE

The Project of Gebrüder Stitch, two producers of custom made jeans, in their own words might be about: “Desserts to die for like mum’s at home?

Clichés about elderly people with retro-chic, blended into a spicy marketing gag of the trousers tailors, served ice-cold on the back of senior citizens together with a Viennese Gugelhupf ring cake? Pudding pop-up as social design at the kitchen table? A chance of exchanging cooking recipes, knowledge and experience?

“Vollpension” can reflect all this. What it actually is you can experience, taste and get to hear – temporarily.”

— City Work Work-in-Progress

RECREATE, a trendsetter for upcycling, was founded in 2009 by Katie Thompson in Cape Town, South Africa.

After years of training in London, she returned to launch a ballistic career in the new South Africa. Katie transforms the things other people discard into high-end products.

HABARI shows highlights of the collection, all about the subject of the suitcase. A top perfectionist, she works with the best workshops in the region uniting supreme English craftsmanship tradition with the flair and facility of the upcoming design capital of Cape Town.

— Programme Partner Exhibition

Hosenlabor der Gebrüder Stitch 6., Mariahilfer Str. 101; court 3 left 29.9.–7.10., daily 12:00–20:00 Opening: Fri 28.9., 16:00 Coffee parties: Mon 1.10., 18:30; Thurs 4.10, 18:30 Finissage: Sun 7.10., 12:00

HABARI 6., Theobaldgasse 16 28.9. –6.10., Mon–Thurs 11:00–19:00, Fri 10:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–17:00 Cocktail: Fri 28.9., 18:00

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Hadi Teherani (DE) TALKING ABOUT: COOPERATION. HADI TEHERANI & VORWERK

HELMRINDERKNECHT contemporary design gallery (DE) EDITION 21 / WIEN

From outside to inside, from architecture to interior and product design – a holistic vision characterises the multifaceted work of Hadi Teherani.

The internationally renowned architect and designer was born in Teheran and brought up in Hamburg. His innovative concepts in architecture shape the city views of Hamburg, Moscow, Istanbul, Dubai, et al. Teherani designs products for such firms as Zumtobel, FSB, Interstuhl and Poggenpohl. One of his most comprehensive cooperative ventures classifiable both to design and to architecture is his collaboration with Vorwerk. In his talk, Hadi Teherani will tell of the joint development of his highly acclaimed textile tile concept.

— Talks Lecture

For the first time in Austria, the Berlin Pop-up gallery of HELMRINDERKNECHT is showing a group exhibition with contemporary limited edition design objects. The sales exhibition includes objects by established alongside upcoming designers displaying multifaceted production methods and approaches reflecting the wide range characterizing contemporary design. Works by Mark Braun, Olgoj Chorchoj, Frédéric Dedelley, David Derksen/Lex Pott, El Ultimo Grito, Martí Guixé, Marguerite Hersberger, Ronen Kadushin, Kueng Caputo, Nicolas Le Moigne, Loris & Livia, Samare Studio, Judith Seng, Vratislav Šotola, Flynn Talbot, Tina Roeder, Hermann August Weizenegger.

— Programme Partner Exhibition

k/hauskino 1., Akademiestraße 13 Sun 30.9., 18:30

stilwerk Wien 2., Praterstraße 1 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 10:00– 19:00, Sat 10:00–18:00 Cocktail: Tues 2.10., 18:00

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Hofmobiliendepot · Möbel Museum Wien OBJECTED TABLES The exhibition “Objected Tables” unites three videos by the artists Aldo Giannotti, Markus Hofer and Roman Pfeffer, each of whom produces a video with the other.

Markus Hofer made “Coffee Bolognese" (2008) with Aldo Giannotti, who in turn made "Last Supper“ (2010) with Roman Pfeffer and the latter "The Restricted Conference" with Markus Hofer (2011).

Each video shows a table as central motif, an essential and evocative piece of furniture in our everyday reality. By means of the video medium, the project investigates the uses and forms of this object and its social terms of reference as the key theme of the exhibition.

— Programme Partner Exhibition Hofmobiliendepot · Möbel Museum Wien 7., Andreasgasse 7 28.9.–7.10., Tues–Sun 10:00–18:00 Cocktail: Wed 3.10., 19:00 14

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Hotel Daniel MISCONCEIVABLE – THE MAKING-OF

I AM LAMP – Darling/ Schramm (AT) I AM LAMP

"Misconceivable – between crazy realities and irritated viewing patterns” documents the making-of of an installation on the Hotel Daniel roof: an elegant sailing boat that has taken off, up, up and away into lofty heights and now leans over a roof-edge… and water? – not a drop in sight!

Erwin Wurm’s sculptures are renowned for subverting familiar forms, attributions and everyday realities and for sounding out limits. And it’s quite certain and also intentional that a sailing boat stranded on a hotel roof will be a hot topic for discussion.

Whatever happens, it puts the focus on an exceptional hotel in an exceptional building of the 1960s.

Artwork: Erwin Wurm, Film: OchoReSotto, owned by: Florian Weitzer — Programme Partner Exhibition, Film

In a photo series by Bernhard Schramm in various locations in Vienna, Doris Darling is transformed into a kind of lamp-woman hybrid and fights against the force of gravity.

Posing as a life-size porcelain figure and steadying different lamp objects looks easier than it is. The Vintagerie in the 6th Viennese District, the showroom for design classics, is the venue for this combination of product design, photography and performance.

— Programme Partner Exhibition

Hotel Daniel Vienna 3., Landstraßer Gürtel 5 28.9.–7.10., daily 12:00–18:00 16

Vintagerie 6., Nelkengasse 4 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 12:00– 19:00, Sat 11:00–18:00 Opening: Fri 28.9., 12:00 Cocktail: Wed 3.10., 19:00 Finissage: Sat 6.10., 12:00 46

For more information: www.dorisdarling.at www.bernhardschramm.com www.vintagerie.at

IDRV – Institute of Design Research Vienna TOOLS FOR THE DESIGN REVOLUTION The exhibition shows freely accessible tools for the design revolution that are leading to sustainable design solutions and generating social, ecological and ethical sustainability. Which debate on values lies behind the concept of sustainability? How do social, political and economic contexts interact in order to attain a transformation in the production and consumption of products? The exhibition invites the public to a critical confrontation with the theme of sustainability.

— Programme Partner Exhibition designforum Wien, quartier21/MQ 7., Museumsplatz 1, court 7 29.9.–7.10., Wed–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat/Sun 11:00–18:00 Opening: Fri 28.9., 17:30 6

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Ivana Borovnjak & Roberta Julia Lohmann (DE/UK) Bratović (HR) LABORATORY: CROATIAN HOLIDAY PRETTY UGLY 2012 Julia Lohmann is a multidisci- Croatian Holiday 2012 is a col- plinary designer who studies lection of products inspired our behaviour as it interacts by tourism. This traveling with nature, society and exhibition is a charming and consumerism at the interface nostalgic way of dealing with of creativity, science and art. the country’s clichés and She is a professor at the stereotypes. Its main purpose University of Fine Arts in is to stimulate debate on the Hamburg and researches in importance of connecting the Department of Design design and tourism in Croatia. Products at the Royal College 20 young Croatian designers of Art and in the Victoria & have been asked to undertake Albert Museum in London. creative research and critiAt present she is developing cally approach the sociology of materials and objects made tourism. The result is an imof kelp. Gero Grundmann and aginary brand commenting on Magnus Gburek will also be the future of tourism, while at joining Julia Lohmann to work in the Laboratory. the same time relying on the existing heritage and tourist experience of the country.

Laboratory — Presentation Programme Partner Work-in-Progress Exhibition project space karlsplatz of the Das Gschwandner KUNSTHALLE Wien 17., Geblergasse 36–40 4., Treitlstraße 2 28.9.–7.10., daily 15:00–19:00 28.9.–7.10., daily 10:00–20:00 Cocktail: Sat 29.9., 18:00 Presence of Julia Lohmann: 28.09.–1.10.

Lab Talk: Sun 30.9., 18:00

Julian Hagen (AT) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY After finishing his study of graphic design in 2007 at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam, Julian Hagen set up his own design studio in Vienna. His designs are marked by a multifaceted interest, the challenging of conventional visual habits, an open, independent handling of writing and image, and delight in experimentation. As part of the Laboratory 2012, Julian Hagen is presenting the Penjet – an internationally awarded collective project with Daniël Maarleveld (NL) and Jaan Evart (EST). The Penjet is a refitted inkjet printer that prints with felt-tip pens!

Laboratory Presentation Work-in-Progress project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien 4., Treitlstraße 2 28.9.–7.10., daily 10:00–20:00 Presence of Julian Hagen: 28.09.–1.10.

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Julien Carretero (FR) AT KOHLMAIER Kohlmaier is a traditional producer of high-quality upholstered furniture that has kept its production location in the heart of the city – a rare phenomenon, even in Vienna – still using horsehair and spring as preferred materials.

The French designer Julien Carretero, now working in Brussels after studying in Paris and Eindhoven and work- ing with Maarten Baas, has found a source of inspiration in this company policy. His approach to design is ex- tremely conceptual; he likes to play with imperfection, contrast and the generation of “flaws” that make objects unique and lend them character.

— Passionswege Exhibition Kohlmaier Showroom 7., Neubaugasse 32 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 14:00– 19:00, Sat 10:00–13:00 Cocktail: Mon 1.10., 17:00–20:30 20

Junior Research Fellows (AT) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY Die junior research fellows of the Vienna University of Applied Arts are a mind-expanding research group studying the perception of graphic design. Under the spiritual directorship of Erwin K. Bauer they have been propagating the vision “Graphic Design Future Harmony” with the aim of improving the holistic perception of graphic design.

With case studies and meditative exercises, they specifically remove communication blockades and, step by step, create awareness for identity and the design environment.

— Laboratory Presentation Work-in-Progress project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien 4., Treitlstraße 2 28.9.–7.10., daily 10:00–20:00 Presence of Junior Research Fellows: 28.9.–2.10.

Lab Talk: Wed 29.9., 18:00

Klára Šumová (CZ) AT BAKALOWITS LICHT DESIGN The company of Bakalowits has been producing handcrafted chandeliers and luminaires since 1845 and has remained a family enterprise into the fifth generation.

Joining forces with the young Czech designer Klára Šumová is a stroke of good luck, for it takes all participants back to their “roots”: Klára comes from a North Bohemian town near the former production location of Bakalowits. She will work with the benefit of detailed knowledge about the chandelier tradition, but also in the spirit of a contemporary designer of “minimal wood”, also a feature of her work.

— Passionswege Exhibition Bakalowits Licht Design 6., Gumpendorfer Straße 32 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 9:30–12:30 and 14:30–18:00 Cocktail: Mon 1.10., 17:00–20:30 3

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Lena Goldsteiner (AT) THEATRE OF DESTRUCTION The “Theatre of Destruction” is located in a more global context involving repair, production and plastic recycling.

Instead of throwing apparently worthless and broken household devices onto the rubbish dump, they can be brought to a place where new life is made possible for them.

While experts from the repair sector analyse household devices and partially repair them, the “Theatre of Destruction” enables people to chop up and fragment the yellowed plastic so that it can be put to new uses on the production site. The new mixer used to be your boyfriend’s toaster and your hair dryer is made from an electric kettle!

— City Work Work-in-Progress Das Gschwandner 17., Geblergasse 36–40 28.9.–7.10., daily 15:00–19:00 Cocktail: Sat 29.9., 18:00

J. & L. LOBMEYR and J. & L. LOBMEYR Michael Anastassiades (UK) LOBMEYR PRESENTS LIGHTS HEREND & POLKA: SCALES WITHOUT FISH Light refracts in crystal. The aim of this collaboration The Hungarian porcelain manu- was to capture this natural factory of Herend commisinterplay of the two elements sioned the Viennese design in a fascinating object. An studio POLKA to design a elegantly minimal but strong porcelain service with new metal sculpture typical of decorative motifs inspired by Michael Anastassiades proHerend’s company history. The vides placement and stability plates and bowls are painted for the fine glass components by hand in richly varied patfashioned by Lobmeyr. The terns and blended to form a crystal ball, cut and polished pot-pourri of lavish diversity, in different variants, envelops with influences ranging from the light source and refracts chinoiserie to graphic decorathe light. Two hemispheres of tive motifs of the Orient. different size are suggestive Lobmeyr is delighted to debut of orbits. Light, shade and the this fresh, young porcelain interplay with geometry and from the Herend Manufactory space add a magical fascinain an installation designed tion to the objects.

by POLKA in the bulthaup — kitchen studio.

Programme Partner — Exhibition, Presentation Programme Partner Presentation J. & L. Lobmeyr 1., Kärntner Straße 26 bulthaup am Opernring 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 10:00– 1., Opernring 10 19:00, Sat 10:00–18:00 28.9.–7.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–18:30, Cocktail: Sun 30.9., 19:00 Sat 10:00–15:00 Cocktail: Thurs 4.10., 18:00 4 2 5

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Lucas Verweij (NL) TALKING ABOUT: WIEN–BERLIN Lucas Verweij works as an architect, author, lecturer and moderator in a great variety of creative disciplines. A gradu- ate of the Eindhoven Design Academy, Verweij first of all set up an architecture bureau in the nineteen-nineties, worked as manager of the Dutch design platform Premsela and then moved on as principal to the Academy for Architecture and Urban Design. Lucas Verweij has published numerous articles in architectural and design magazines and blogs at http://lucas-berlin.blogspot.com At the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK he is moderator in the Talk on the topic of Vienna-Berlin.

— Talks Round Table Das Gschwandner 17., Geblergasse 36–40 Sat 6.10., 17:00

Made by Forest (CZ) MADE BY FOREST

MAK DEPARTURE/MAK D >NITE “We spend time in the forest MADE 4 YOU – NON and appreciate its tranquility. STOP! Being in the forest has beneficial effects, so it is only The departure/MAK d>nite is natural that we want to bring the evening high spot of the it into the spaces we inhabit activities in the MAK for the and actively seek out objects VIENNA DESIGN WEEK. The which radiate forest atmosViennese duo Vandasye (Peter phere into our homes.

Umgeher, Georg Schnitzer), In Made by Forest, a shared MAK designers in residence fascination of the woods has 2012, will stage a cooperative given rise to the individual design happening with collections presented, resulttaliaYsebastian (ES/CO), ing from being in and looking Patrick Rampelotto/Fritz at the forest every Saturday Pernkopf (IT/AT), Michael and Sunday at 18:00. Each is Anastassiades (UK) and the processing feelings and intipublic. The two organisers mate ways. of the current exhibition Association pasted out of “MADE4YOU. Design for memories/a piece of forest in Change” (until 7 October 2012) each of us/only pine needles tackle the possibilities of a remain.” change in (post)industrial pro— duction and put together an Programme Partner orienteering course containExhibition ing appliances for collective production and subsistence – Das Gschwandner an open-end experiment.

17., Geblergasse 36–40 — 28.9.–7.10., daily 15:00–19:00 Programme Partner Cocktail: Sat 29.9., 18:00 Happening MAK 1., Stubenring 5 Tues 2.10., 21:00 25

MAK MAK DESIGN SUMMIT MADE 4 YOU. DESIGN DESIGN FOR CHANGE More than 80 project examples from globally playing design agencies and business enterprises will demonstrate intelligent and pioneering developments. The exhibition is curated by Hartmut Esslinger and Thomas Geisler and structured into six thematic sections that pose the questions: what will mobility be like in the future? How smart are the technologies of tomorrow. What will continue to give us enjoyment? What will alleviate work and the daily grind? How shall we create health systems for everyone?

What makes our life (survival) secure? Meet the participating designers and businesses in six brief discussion sessions.

Details at: www.MAK.at/design-summit — Programme Partner Discussion MAK-Vortragssaal, MAK 1., Weiskirchnerstraße 3 Tues 2.10., 14:00 25

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MAK DESIGN SALON #01 MICHAEL ANASTASSIADES TIME & AGAIN

MAK Design Shop AFTER WORK MEETING POINT WITH RAMPELOTTO & PERNKOPF

The Geymüllerschlössel is an outside branch of the MAK focusing on the presentation of period furniture of the Empire and Biedermeier and now, for the first time, opens its doors to contemporary design. During the 2012 season the London designer Michael Anastassiades takes the stage; his objects invite the visitor to take a trip into the history of the location. His intervention also provides the background for a talk between Thomas Geisler, MAK Custodian of Design, the designer himself, and the New York gallery owner and collector Murray Moss on models of cooperation and the transformation process leading from artistic patronage to the design market.

— Programme Partner Exhibition, Discussion

“Simultaneously hard and soft” – thus the appearance of the stool by Rampelotto & Pernkopf. PILOT is an apt name for a piece of furniture people can land on with the greatest of ease. The first col- lective concept of the Austrian- Italian design duo shows innovative material finishing and aesthetic form meeting traditional functionality.

In the MAK Design Shop, Patrick Rampelotto and Fritz Pernkopf demonstrate the various stages of the project, from the key sketches to the final phase of the industrially produced stool.

— Programme Partner Presentation

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MAK THINGS PLAIN & SIMPLE Expert guidance through the exhibition THINGS plain & simple with the central theme of “plain & simple furniture” with Sebastian Hackenschmidt, MAK Custodian for Wood and Furniture.

— Programme Partner Exhibition, Guided Tour MAK 1., Stubenring 5 Wed 3.10., 11:00 Exhibition: until 7.10.

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MAK TALIA Y SEBASTIAN: THE COMMITTEE OF SLEEP taliaYsebastian is the name of a small industrial design studio in Vienna founded in April 2009 by Talia Radford (Spain) and Juan Sebastian Gómez (Columbia) specialised in human design in the context of new technologies. In 2007 the designers won the James Dyson Innovation Award inclu- ding exhibition participation in New York, and the Viktor Papanek Social Design Award 2011; they also take part in the MAK exhibition MADE 4 YOU. Design for Change and were distinguished with the red dot Design Award 2012 for product design.

A cooperation between MAK and the University of Applied Arts within the exhibition series APPLIED ARTS. TODAY. — Programme Partner Exhibition MAK 1., Stubenring 5 3.10.–7.10., Tues 10:00–22:00, Wed–Sun 10:00–18:00 Opening: Tues 2.10., 19:00 25

March Gut (AT) AT KARL STERKL BUTCHER’S Sterkl the Butcher's is an Ottakring original and family business established for generations on the Brunnenmarkt in Vienna. They produce everything themselves, particularly the local “classics” such as “extrawurst” – special pork sausage – brawn and “Sacher” sausage and every Wednesday fresh lights (offal).

The versatile design duo of March Gut working in Linz, Christoph March and Marek Gut, will have a close look round at Sterkl’s, study the sausage products and as part of the Passionswege find an ingenious answer to the question of what contemporary product design can achieve in a traditional Viennese butcher’s.

— Passionswege Exhibition Karl Sterkl Fleischwaren 16., Brunnengasse 62 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 7:00–18:00, Sat 6:30–12:00 Cocktail: Sat 29.9., 11:00–15:00 40

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Martí Guixé (ES) STILL LIFE WITH LIGHT “Since around 2 years I am fascinated by the “Bag in the Box” wine storage system, not only because of its technical qualities, but also because of its characteristics, a different way of keeping, serving and drinking wine, a different perception of it.

Still Life with Light is an installation around the end of the classical wine bottle made of glass, but which keeps the basic elements, the label, the cork, and the vine, even if in the form of symbolic representations. It is made out of the “Free Port” prototype, 10 wine glasses, 2 Cyclope lamps, a piece of cork, fliers, a carpet and a handmade vase full with a “bag in the box” of red wine.” (Martí Guixé) — Exhibition Sotheby’s Kunstauktionen 1., Herrengasse 5 1.10.–5.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–17:00 Opening: 28.9., 19:00 37

Martí Guixé (ES) TALKING ABOUT: COOPERATION. MARTÍ GUIXÉ & ALESSI

mathak + mahlknecht (AT) BEST BY … – ABOUT BUILT-IN OBSOLESCENCE

Marti Guixé calls himself an “ex-designer” and is breaking through the confines of the traditional concept of design.

By the mid-1990s, the native Catalonian had already begun formulating a new understanding of the culture of products. His unconventional view generates simple, personal ideas of a wilful earnestness.

Guixé works in his studio in Barcelona and in Berlin, at the interface between interior architecture, industry and food design. This includes products for such firms as Alessi, Danese, Droog and Magis, shops for Camper and more, food objects, and free installations (Alberto Alessi requested).

— Talks Lecture

The installation draws our attention to an omnipresent topic: manipulated ageing processes. The factors that primarily motivate the consumer to continual re-purchase of everyday products – besides constantly changing trends – are deliberately integrated weak points and incompatible new features. Surrounding the installation are a film performance, a lecture and a panel discussion for a more profound insight into the topic (dates under “Stadtarbeit” at viennadesignweek.at).

The project, supported by the Recycling Kosmos association, aims to encourage a collective thinking-aloud and to scrutinise the influence of designers, industry and consumer on built-in obsolescence.

— City Work Exhibition, Lecture, Film

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Mathias Hahn (DE/UK) AT STAUD’S WIEN Staud’s is a Viennese producer of fine vegetable and fruit preserves. It is proud to work without chemical additives and only with the best raw materials; despite worldwide export, Mr. Staud likes to test his jam himself. Now meeting up with Staud’s is the German product designer Mathias Hahn, who works in London after studying at the Royal College of Art. His objects and furniture seem down-to-earth and robust yet without dispensing with refined details.

In an installation he will be approaching the world of Staud’s by poetically addressing colour, material and the meaning of preserving for winter time.

— Passionswege Exhibition Staud’s Pavillon 16., Brunnenmarkt, corner of Brunnengasse/ Schellhammergasse 28.9.–6.10., Tues–Sat 8:30–12:30, Fri also 15:30–18:00 Cocktail: Sat 29.9., 11:00–15:00 39

Matylda Krzykowski (DE/NL) AT THE NORBERT MEIER BRUSH FACTORY AND THE PETZ HORNMANUFAKTUR

mikimartinek (AT) MIKIMARTINEK IN THE D.SIGN:CONTEXT

mikimartinek is presenting her latest designs, collector’s This Passionsweg project deals pieces, small series and exwith the work of two handiperiments including: crafts that hardly exist any• “born 1929”: the designer more: the brush manufacturer places chairs of the nineteenNorbert Meier is one of the twenties and thirties in the last of his trade. Thomas Petz, limelight and explores qualionly 26 years of age, is the last ties of furniture designs in Viennese producer of horn times of crisis. ware.

• “The shell of the chairs and The pleasure of working with the shell of bodies touch each both operations goes to the other in their materiality”: Polish-born designer, curator, mikimartinek deals with proscenographer and design blog- totypes in design and textiles. ger Matylda Krzykowski. She • “Wine and Water”: her is an expert in product design elegant glasses will grace the as well as in telling stories, so cocktail hour on Monday. she is all the more qualified • “Die gute neue Stube – for the very promising coopRenovating the parlour”: every eration with two handicrafts Thursday mikimartinek sends that are at the brink of disap- out a special invitation to stupearance. dents to come to the “Stuben— basics” on Stubenring 6.

Passionswege — Exhibition Programme Partner Exhibition Norbert Meier Bürstenerzeugung d.sign 17., Taubergasse 23 1., Stubenring 6 28.9.–5.10., Mon–Fri 9:00–16:00 28.9.–5.10., Mon–Fri 14:00–18:00 Cocktail: Sat 29.9., 15:00–18:30 Cocktail: Mon 1.10., 18:00 29

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mostlikely (AT) OF DONKEYS AND BASILISKS – LOW TECH PROTOTYPING AND THE PROCESS OF DESIGN The group mostlikely are repro- ducing the Vienna Basilisk, now mouldered into stone, as a paper form five metres tall.

In order to be able to produce technically complex forms rapidly themselves, they are using low polygon modelling – the 3-D computer technology implemented for filmic visual effects – likewise low tech prototyping. The Basilisk is constructed out of smaller individual components, which can be bought at the finissage and find a new function as lamp or mask. A small collection is already on offer with the label “Donkey&Friends”.

— Programme Partner Work-in-Progress Das Gschwandner 17., Geblergasse 36–40 28.9.–7.10., daily 15:00–19:00 Cocktail: Sat 29.9., 18:00

MOTI, Museum of the Image GRAPHIC DETOUR – CROSSING BORDERS IN EUROPEAN DESIGN In our time, graphic design as a clearly defined craft is fading. Professional artists reach out to other disciplines such as fashion and architecture, while a growing group of amateurs create their own platforms. Guest curator Erik Kessels for this exhibition in the Freiraum quartier21 INTERNATIONAL/MQ has brought together eight European graphic artists and eight businesses from the region of North-Brabant in the Netherlands in order to create new work and to provoke a detour beyond the boundaries of their discipline. “Graphic Detour” has been developed

by MOTI, Museum of the Image in Breda.

— Programme Partner Exhibition Freiraum quartier21 INTERNATIONAL in the MQ 7., Museumsplatz 1 28.9.–25.11., daily 10:00–19:00 Free entry Opening: Fri 28.9., 18:30 10

Neue Wiener Werkstätte NWW DESIGN AWARD The Neue Wiener Werkstätte is initiating a new award for creative interior design with the NWW DESIGN AWARD. Together with partners and a high-ranking expert jury, it will scout for trends and creative potential in the inter- ior design sector. The richly traditional enterprise is thus continuing the philosophy of the historic Wiener Werkstätte and combining super- lative handicraft with innovative design. This year’s award theme is meta-mobility.

The prize will be awarded on Friday 28.9. in the Kursalon, 1010 Vienna (information at nwwdesignaward.org). During the festival visitors can then view the show for the NWW DESIGN AWARD in the Neue Wiener Werkstätte showroom.

— Programme Partner Exhibition, Party Neue Wiener Werkstätt Showroom 18., Theresiengasse 6 29.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 10:00– 19:00, Sat 10:00–15:00 NWW AWARD Party: Fri 28.9., 22:00, Kursalon Hübner 30 23

Land Niederösterreich, Abteilung Kunst und Kultur THE CUCKOO SYNDROME “The Cuckoo Syndrome” is the term given to parasitical production forms that subvert the usual laws of the design market by an alienated imple- mentation of the exhibition venue. With works by Pieke Bergmans (NL), Santiago Cirugeda (ES), Curro Claret (ES), Martí Guixé (ES), mischer'traxler (AT) and Andreas Strauss (AT).

Curator: Uli Marchsteiner Lectures/Performances 28.9., 20:30: Hidromel Factory (mead tasting) /Martí Guixé 4.10., 11:00–19:00: The Idea of a Tree (sun machine)/ mischer'traxler 4.10., 19:30: Crystal Virus (glass-blowing)/Pieke Bergmans 6.10., 18:00–23:00: Hotpot (collective bathing)/Andreas Strauss — Programme Partner Exhibition, Presentations Kunstraum Niederösterreich 1., Herrengasse 13 28.9.–6.10., Tues–Fri 11:00– 19:00, Sat 11:00–15:00; Sat 6.10., 11:00–23:00 Cocktail: Fri 28.9., 20:30 22

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OFROOM mit DULFdesign Organoid und Nofrontiere MATERIAL:CAFE IOYO & MAIA – BIOGENIC PROCESS AND The temporary installation PRODUCT INNOVAmaterial:café in the stilwork TIONS promises a refreshing experience combining design Together with the Tyrolean and material know-how. start-up Organoid TechnoloThe collection of innovative gies, the Vienna design studio materials for architecture and Nofrontiere are designing design of the OFROOM with seating furniture and moulded its more than 300 exhibits chairs of a specially sustainmeets the new design line able type. The entrepreneurs DULF, a blend that emerges have developed a process in as an effervescent exhibition which finely ground biogenic cocktail. Chilling out with materials (grasses, wood chips the material:book on DULF etc.) are injected together with loungers, paging through the natural bonding agents into ST/A/R on the Herbert Brandl negative forms and hardened table, sensuous exploration by means of a balloon-vacuum of the material collection and method. The patented orgabasic information talks in a noid manufacturing process friendly coffee house atmossupports the production of enphere ... tirely non-polluting products.

— — Programme Partner Programme Partner Presentations Presentation stilwerk Wien 2., Praterstraße 1 28.9.–7.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–18:00 Cocktail: Tues 2.10., 18:00

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Oscar Diaz (ES) AT LIGHTGLASS Most of the Passionswege partners are long-established firms, whereas in this case we are encountering a young start-up enterprise. The LightGlass company has developed techniques for producing architectural glass. Their products are applicable for all visual types of coloured glass in object or in architecture, including the finest, laser-cut and multicoloured motif.

Oscar Diaz is a Spanish designer working in London. Owing to his delight in experimentation with material properties and techniques he is a quite wonderful complementary force for LightGlass – and adds motifs and colour to shop windows as a form of analogue Augmented Reality!

— Passionswege Exhibition

Ottakringer Brauerei OTTAKRINGER GLASS COLLECTION BY WALKING-CHAIR

ovos media AUGMENTED SPACE

Computer games, virtual spaces and augmented realNormal beer glasses are ten a ity as a task area for design; penny. So the Viennese designer computer games have shifted duo Walking-Chair joined from being a sceptically forces with the Ottakringer regarded marginal theme to Brauerei (brewery) and develbecome central to our society. oped a special glass with an In this presentation, ovos uncompromising design: a media show Serious Games, form which shows off the beer computer games for the comto its best advantage, with munication of knowledge, and a feature that is unique across how they are produced. the world, a hole in the base For the VIENNA DESIGN the size of a hop blossom.

WEEK they are also developThe Ottakring CEO Christiane ing an augmented reality Wenckheim and the two installation in the studio. designers Karl Emilio Pircher Anyone with a smart phone and Fidel Peugeot will present can view it, coupled with a the “making of” process from short introduction into the the idea to the production. technology.

The background for this is — a spatial installation made Programme Partner of 175 glasses – to mark the Presentation brewery’s 175th birthday. ovos media — 7., Schottenfeldgasse 60/36–38 Programme Partner Mon 1.10., 17:30; Fri 5.10., 16:00 Presentation Schon Schön Cocktail: Wed 3.10., 17:30 7., Lindengasse 53/ Ottakringer Brauerei 32 corner of Andreasgasse 16., Ottakringer Platz 1 28.9.–5.10., Tues–Fri 11:00–18:00 2.10.–4.10., daily 16:00–19:00 Cocktail: Mon 1.10., 17:00–20:30 Cocktail: Sun 30.9., 17:00 35

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Rado RADO STAR PRIZE The Swiss watch company Rado is running a competition for artistic talents. The concept of the Rado Star Prize is positioned within the international context and offers a career springboard for creative people. For the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2012, the project involving shop window installations is being presented in the Rado Store in collaboration with For Use/Numen.

This will mark the launching of the competition, in which every month, from January 2013 onwards, designers can show their installations. The most innovative and visionary project will be awarded the Rado Star Prize Austria 2012 in October 2013.

— Programme Partner Presentation Rado Store Vienna 1., Kärntner Straße 18 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 9:30–19:00, Sat 9:30–18:00 Cocktail: Thurs 4.10., 18:00 33

Galerie Rauminhalt YOUR IDEAS FURNISH THE WORLD

Sebastian Pataki (DE/NL) LABORATORY: PRETTY UGLY

The walls of the museum galleries in the Minoriten friary in Graz were broken through with red cords, creating new spaces. “I love God” was the credo of the artist and the title of the exhibition.

In the Jewish Museum Zenita Komad showed an oracle and said “Spirituality is not shopping”. In doing so she placed God, spiritual work and the connections between people as the centrepoint of her subtle collages, objects and installations.

In October, a development of the installation “Deine Gedanken möblieren die Welt” (Your ideas furnish the world) will be on show at Rauminhalt, with the kind support of the Galerie Krinzinger.

— Programme Partner Exhibition

After his studies and work in the design studios HORT, Pixelgarten and Trapped in Suburbia, Sebastian Pataki opted for Amsterdam as his chosen home city. Although he calls himself a graphic designer, he likes the versatility of different media. He says: “Accidents and coincidences are important and I try to create new possibilities out of them. I don’t like “pretty”, I like comical, sleazy, homemade, DIY, folk art, plain, naïve, improvised. I like what is visually raw, structures and errors.”

— Laboratory Presentation Work-in-Progress

Galerie Rauminhalt 4., Schleifmühlgasse 13 29.9.–6.10., Mon 12:00–21:00, Tues–Fri 12:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–15:00 Opening: Sat 29.9., 19:00 34

project space karlsplatz of the KUNSTHALLE Wien 4., Treitlstraße 2 28.9.–7.10., daily 10:00–20:00 Presence of Sebastian Pataki: 2.10.–7.10.

Lab Talk: Wed 3.10., 18:00

Sebastian Zachl (AT) AT ERWIN KLENKHART SPECIALIST METALWORKING AND LOCKSMITHS

SKICA – Slowenisches Kulturinformationszentrum NIKO KRALJ: THE KING OF CHAIRS

Niko Kralj (*1920) is an indusIn the specialist metal worktrial designer and renowned shop of Erwin Klenkhart, a in Slovenia as one of the family business since 1881, pioneers in this sector. He practically everything is pos- created some of the most sible if it is made of steel and influential icons of Slovenian iron. Here not only metal moun- material culture, which went tings, railings and gates are unnoticed for a long time forged, but also special knives because of their seeming of Damascus steel. The young casualness of design. Kralj’s Upper Austrian designer works from between 1952 and Sebastian Zachl is guesting at 1992 will be on show in the exhibition, which in part still the Klenkhart smithy. He is a take effect as indispensable graduate of the University of design features of public and Applied Arts and his specialprivate spaces. In their essenity lies in the development of intelligent, frequently traditial modernity Kralj’s chairs tionally inspired solutions for embody an important part of timber joints in a combination Slovenian cultural identity. of lightness and robustness, — expediency and striking Programme Partner aesthetics. Wood meets metal Exhibition here – and it’s red hot!

Az W, Architekturzentrum — Wien Passionswege 7., Museumsplatz 1 Exhibition 4.10.–7.10., daily 10:00–19:00 Erwin Klenkhart Opening: Wed 3.10., 19:00 Spezialschlosserei 2 17., Haslingergasse 62/ corner of Gschwandnergasse 29.9.–4.10., Mon–Thurs 7:00–17:00 Cocktail: Sat 29.9., 15:00–18:30 19

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Slowakisches Institut ATELIER ART DESIGN, AFAD BRATISLAVA The exhibition is presenting the design products of the students of the Atelier Art Design of the Department of Design in the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava, where Prof. František Burian is the head. Besides the basic principles of the designer’s work, the authors concentrate on the design of products that transcend the confines of functionality and through their poetry touch upon the boundaries between design and free art. They deal with new themes that arise as a consequence of the consumer society and its relationship to ecology and the “real needs” of people, meanwhile they evade neither the critical eye, nor irony.

— Programme Partner Exhibition Slowakisches Institut 1., Wipplingerstraße 24–26 Thurs 4.10., 9:00–17:00, Fri 5.10., 9:00–15:00 Opening: Mi 3.10., 18.30 Uhr 36

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Spanish Embassy in Vienna NUDE Nude is an annual meeting of young designers and entrepreneurs held in Valencia. It is a platform for showcasing designers, design studios, freelancers, galleries and publishing houses that have existed for less than five years.

Ever since its beginnings, Nude has made a mark as a forum for the exchange of ideas and the encounter of Spanish and international trends in design. Today, the platform can boast participation of some of the best known contemporary Spanish designers.

In 2012, Nude wishes to pay tribute in this exhibition to the 400 participants of past editions with a selection of their works.

(Curator: Alberto Azra) — Exhibition Künstlerhaus 1., Karlsplatz 5 28.9.–7.10., Sat–Wed, Fri 10:00–18:00, Thurs 10:00–21:00 Opening: Fri 28.9., 18:00 21

Stamm RAJASTHAN Peter Kempe persuades us with his decorative motif Rajasthan to take a sensuous trip between Orient and Occident.

He transposes the splendour of the Oriental way of living onto premium quality Fürstenberg porcelain. It is a fusion of gaily colourful saris and golden temple architecture with Byzantine floral patterns. Rajasthan is contemporary interpretation of the Orient – a celebration of being human and the simultaneous aspiration towards the divine in every act of hospitality.

Stamm and the Fürstenberg Porcelain Manufactory present Rajasthan for the first time and exclusively in Austria.

— Programme Partner Presentation Stamm Concept Store 1., Petersplatz 8 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–18:30, Sat 10:00–17:00 Cocktail: Thurs 4.10., 19:00 38

stilwerk Wien DESIGN TOWER OF THE VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Since December 2010, Vienna has been enriched by an additional design highlight: after two years’ construction work, the stilwerk Wien design centre was opened with 28 exclusive, owner-run shops in the iconic high-rise building by Jean Nouvel. This continues a German success story in Vienna: for over 14 years stilwerk has been a pivo- tal location in design, exclusive furnishings and lifestyle accessories. Already an impor- tant festival location of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK in 2011, the Design Tower will present numerous exhibition and events also this year!

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Swarovski Wien CRYSTALLINE WORKSHOP AND GUIDED ART TOURS Swarovski Vienna invites visitors to a journey through the world of the crystal and to linger among the many installations and design objects by international artists. During the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Swarovski Vienna is organizing free guided tours.

A laboratory of a unique kind can be experienced in the crystalline workshop. It is designed as a space for individual design in crystal. The renowned stage and costume designer Alexander Lintl will direct this unique workshop for ten participants at Swarovski’s in Vienna (registration: swarovski.wien@ swarovski.com).

— Programme Partner Workshop, Exhibition Swarovski Wien 1., Kärntner Straße 24 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 9:00–21:00, Sat 9:00–18:00 Workshop: Thurs 4.10., 18:30 Guided art tours: Mon–Fri 19:00, Sat 17:00 41

SWDZ – So weit, die Zukunft SUPERPOSITION

Technisches Museum Wien THE TABLE DOES ITS OWN THING

We are living the future dreams of the past. The rapid progress in technology between 1950 and 1980 ensured that this enduring vision attained such general famili- arity that we are still imagining the future within these parameters. We are in a process of designing using the options at our disposal in a space between the dreams of the past, the reality of Now and the collective vision of a future.

— Programme Partner Exhibition

An event as part of the exhibition “At Your Service – Art and the Working World” – a cooperative project of the Technisches Museum in Vienna and the ERSTE Foundation. Connecting factor is the work process for the exhibition design shared between the Walking-Chair Design Studio and the fashion designer Daniel Kroh.

11.30: “The table does its own thing”, object presentation with song on the theme of work by Walking-Chair and Daniel Kroh – with brunch.

12:30: “Interdisciplinary workSWDZ – So weit, die Zukunft ing & innovation”, discussion 3., Gärtnergasse 14 with Daniel Kroh, Elisabeth 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Sat 12:00–19:00 Limbeck-Lilienau/TMW, Cocktail: Sat 29.9., 18:00 Christopher Lindinger/ Finissage: Sat 6.10., 18:00 Futurelab of the AEC, Fidel 42 Peugeot & Karl Emilio Pircher/ Walking-Chair.

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Technische Universität Wien ALU +

Technische Universität Wien DER WINDSCHREIBER

Students worked with the SUDECO (Sustainable Design and Communication Strategies) module under the direction of Erwin K. Bauer, Harald Gründl, Anton Kottbauer, Beatrix Roidinger, Mark Wallerberger and Claudia Maria Walther with the task of designing luminaires made of a single material. The choice fell on aluminium. Light objects were created with the label Ecolucy with the objective of combining aluminium, light, sustainability and design. As part of the exhibition, Harald Gründl (EOOS/IDRV) will give a lecture named “Tools for the Design Revolution”.

— Programme Partner Exhibition, Lecture

This project by Simon Andert and Martin Leithner revolves in the charged field between art and design around an elusive medium: wind. Its very essence is to surround us constantly and yet remain concealed to our most important sense. With the “Windwriter” the element of wind takes the stage as the leading, autonomous protagonist. The machine makes the medium visible in different locations.

We see recordings that take shape as abstract drawings.

They present the wind as a creative force that expresses itself in an utterly playful and diverting way.

— Programme Partner Presentation

Zumtobel Lichtforum Wien 1., Jasomirgottstraße 3–5 28.9.–5.10., Mon–Thurs 8:00– 18:00, Fri 8:00–13:00 Cocktail: Mon 1.10., 19:00 Lecture: Thurs 4.10., 18:00 55

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Thomas Schiefer (AT) LUFTTRITT In the beginning is the question – why do staircases have to be rigid, especially in the exploded spaces and daring building forms of contemporary architecture? The answer is formulated by the Viennese designer Thomas Schiefer with his project Lufttritt – Air Stair – a flexible free-standing stairway system based on the suspension-bridge principle.

Air Stair is remarkable for its lightweight construction and a tangible oscillation when trodden upon – although here the calculations of FCP Fritsch, Chiari & Partner have assured that this remains within a pleasant and secure dimension.

— Programme Partner Presentation stilwerk Wien 2., Praterstraße 1 28.9.–7.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–18:00 Cocktail: Tues 2.10., 18:00

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Thonet and breadedEscalope (AT) MISFITS REVISITED: CREATE YOUR OWN THONET

Toledo i Dertschei (AT) PRINTING WORKS AT THE MARKET

Universität für angewandte Kunst WHY TEXTILES

On a town square in Mexico City dozens of typesetters can always be found offering their services. Small-scale printed works are imprinted on paper using hand presses and lead typesetting. Toledo i Dertschei are making their mark on Brunnenmarkt by setting type.

“Slow printing” is in season in the “market_place”; the feeling for letters as “characters”, as object; the aesthetics of errata; the sustainability of a printing machine without unnecessary waste; a good conscience about duplication.

Multilingual orders taken!

Supported by “Die Sellerie” and “REMAprint”.

— City Work Work-in-Progress

“Textiles are very next things to our bodies,” says the trend expert Li Edelkoort, “but the knowledge about them is a dying subject.” This is the issue dealt with by mikimartinek und Jutta Pregenzer in this round table.

Participants: Ewa Esterhazy, MAK Design Shop; Petra Gregoritz, market research, chairwoman of the executive board of the WKW / Woman in Industry; mikimartinek, designer, Applied Arts; Ines Mitterer, ORF Austrian Radio and TV, cultural news department Ursula Polster, Wohnsalon P, Interior Design; Jutta Pregenzer, Pregenzer Fashion Store Wien, fashion Barbara Putz-Plecko, textiles, Vice-Chancellor University of Applied Arts Moderator: Ruth Mateus-Berr, University of Applied Arts — Programme Partner Discussion

In July 2012, the Viennese design group breadedEscalope began an experiment investi- gating the products, employees and brand of the long- established company of Thonet.

The cooperation does not work on the basis of a briefing but on the freedom of communicating an analysis of the form, material, tradition and processes involved in inventing a product. An initial view of the “work in progress” will be presented to the festival visitors in a documentation. They can also, within the framework of workshops, create or re-create their own “Thonet” out of discarded pieces from the Thonet factory.

— markt_platz Programme Partner 16., Brunnenmarkt, Exhibition Stand 165–167 stilwerk Wien 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 14:00– 2., Praterstraße 1 18:00, Sat 10:00–17:00 28.9.–7.10., daily 10:00–19:00 Cocktail: Sat 29.9. from 15:00 Workshop times: Sat 29.9., 27 Mon 1.10., Tue 2.10., 14:00–19:00 Cocktail: Tues 2.10., 18:00

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Valentin Vodev (BG/AT) AT J. & L. LOBMEYR The Viennese glassmakers J. &. L. Lobmeyr can look back at a tradition lasting almost two hundred years and stands equally for fine, thin-walled muslin glass as it does for the highest-quality refining techniques of glass-cutting, -polishing and engraving.

As counterpart and simultaneously contrast programme for Lobmeyr, the festival management has chosen the Austrian product and industrial designer Valentin Vodev, who until now has worked far more with functional and solution-oriented product design than with the refinement of dinner tables. An exciting encounter!

— Passionswege Exhibition J. & L. Lobmeyr 1., Kärntner Straße 26 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 10:00– 19:00, Sat 10:00–18:00 Cocktail: Fri 28.9., 17:00–20:30 24

WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse DANSK MØBELDESIGN. ARNE JACOBSEN AND POUL KJAERHOLM FOR FRITZ HANSEN As part of its focal programme “Design History of the 20th Century”, the WAGNER:WERK Museum is showing the revolutionary furniture designs of Arne Jacobsen and Poul Kjaerholm produced by the Danish company of Fritz Hansen. Both designers substantiate the non-dogmatic attitude of Scandinavian furniture design which is less about designing complete interiors than about producing variably applicable and combinable individual pieces. In this, Jacobsen and Kjaerholm are closer to the Viennese modernism of a Josef Frank than the uncompromising quality of the Weimar Bauhaus (until 17.11.2012).

— Programme Partner Exhibition WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse 1., Georg-Coch-Platz 2 1.10.–17.11., Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00, Sat 10:00–17:00 Opening: Mon 1.10., 19:00 47

Walking-Chair Design Gallery YOUNG SLOVAK DESIGNERS SAY: SERVUS FROM BRATISLAVA Vienna and Bratislava are the two capitals in the world that are closest as neighbours.

Their geographical relationship is similar for instance to that of Rome and the Vatican or the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Republic of Congo. Although people in Bratislava can watch the planes landing at Vienna Schwechat from their windows, nevertheless, the distance seems somewhat greater when seen from the social and cultural perspectives. The exhibition “Servus from Bratislava” provides a rarely experienced view of Bratislava’s remarkable design scene (Curatorship: Barbara Zavarská, Aleš Šedivec, Marcel Benčík).

— Programme Partner Exhibition Walking-Chair Design Gallery 3., Rasumofskygassse 10 28.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 11:00–18:00, Sat 9:00–13:00 Opening: Sat 29.9., 18:00 48

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WerK Nussbaumer WORK MODELS Sounds like a perfect symbiosis and is actually lived out this way: the term WerK – “works” – consists of the abbreviations of the first names of Werner and Katja Nussbaumer and a place where furniture has been created for the last twenty-five years.

It all started with love: the very feeling the Nussbaumers wanted to transport with their creations, sent out to win people’s hearts! One of the best examples from the “WerK”-shop: the tram chair.

WerK are opening up their studio and will present their designs in the form of working models. Visitors will get the opportunity as well of constructing their own 1:10 models …

— Programme Partner Workshop, Presentation WerK Nussbaumer 7., Kenyongasse 20 28.9. –6.10., Mon–Fri 16:00– 19:00, Sat 10:00–15:00 Cocktail: Wed 3.10., 16:00 49

Wien Museum ONE-SQM-HOUSE & HARTZ IV FURNITURE

WIEN PRODUCTS WIEN PRODUCTS COLLECTION 2012

For the first time, the Berlin architect Van Bo Le-Mentzel is a guest in Vienna. He became renowned for his cost-efficient “Hartz IV furniture” (Hartz IV is an unemployment and social security payment scheme in Germany). His latest project is the “One-Sqm-House”, usable as an alternative to the Occupy tent, as pop-up store or as living container in gentrified residential areas.

On Thursday (4.10.), Le-Mentzel is building a One-Sqm-House in front of the museum along with anyone who would like to join in, on Friday (5.10.) people can come to a party and construct a take-home “Berlin Stool” themselves!

— Programme Partner Work-in-Progress, Workshop, Party

The WIEN PRODUCTS Collection 2012 is a project in which Viennese business enterprises from traditional industrial sectors work together with aspiring young designers. This results in out-of-the-ordinary products with a special Viennese flair. The collaboration of perfect craftsmanship and masterly artistic achievements produces outstanding creations. The products of the Collection 2012 will be presented as part of the opening of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK and exhibited from 28 September until 23 October in the Tourist Information Office on Albertinaplatz/Maysedergasse.

— Programme Partner Presentation

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WienTourismus EUROPEAN HOME RUN SOUVENIR CONTEST Is it possible to find souvenirs that also make people happy who have no desire to pack decorative plates into their cases to drag all the way home?

The “European Home Run” contest is a project of WienTourismus initiating an interpretation of a souvenir that images the contemporary face of Vienna from a European perspective. Invited by curator Lilli Hollein: DING3000 (DE), BIG-GAME (CH), Ionna Vautrin (FR), Studio Formafantasma (IT), Héctor Serrano (ES) and PearsonLloyd (UK).

The result – chosen by a jury of experts and public voting – will be announced at the WienTourismus conference on 24 October 2012.

Vote for your souvenir starting on 28 September at: www.voting.wien.info — Programme Partner Exhibition MAK Design Shop 1., Stubenring 5 28.9.–7.10., Tues–Sun 10:00–18:00 Cocktail: Fri 5.10., 18:00 25

Wiesner-Hager DESIGN AUTUMN In Wiesner-Hagner’s Design Autumn we are presenting our current product innovations from the office and facili- ties furniture sector. arge2 relaunched the classic label sign, creating a chair that flies the banner of elegance. When designing the macao cafeteria programme, neunzig° design were inspired by organic forms and the model of nature itself.

LUCY.D demonstrate in the conference programme pulse the great difference that small details can make. With LTB we present the innovative lounge programme by Le Téo & Thierry Blet. The slogan of the project is “Meet the Design(er)“ – come and be captivated by new and exciting sources of inspiration!

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Explanation

This year’s festival headquarters is in the “Gschwandner” in our focal district of Hernals.

Here you can find more than just exhibitions; there is our Pop-up Café, open daily and a VIENNA DESIGN WEEK info-point, where you can find out everything about the festival.

Another hot spot is the Laboratory, where product and graphic designers produce process-oriented work and display it throughout the entire festival.

Here, too, there is a VIENNA DESIGN WEEK info-point.

In the stilwerk Design Tower visitors can likewise view many exhibitions and presentations all in one spot. Well worth the trip!

This symbol marks all events related to this year’s focus on Spain.

This sign marks all events in our focal districts of Ottakring and Hernals (Vienna districts No. 16 and 17)

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The cocktail symbol marks presentations and openings during the festival. In case you miss the “Cocktail” dates: most of the exhibitions and presentations can be viewed throughout the festival!

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Team & Collaborators

Team Imprint

Responsible for contents Verein Neigungsgruppe Design stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 www.viennadesignweek.at Editor: Tina Thiel Proof-reading: Andrea Janauschek-Raftl Translations: Abigail Prohaska Graphic design: Christof Nardin, Vinzenz Luger/ Bueronardin Fonts: Dendra (http://langustefonts.com), Helvetica Printing coordination: Tina Haslinger Production: hs Druck

Festival direction Tulga Beyerle, Lilli Hollein Assistant to the festival management Julia Hürner External project management Büro für Transfer – Doris Rothauer, www.buerofuertransfer.at Project coordination, festival productions Ana Berlin and Julia Aßl (Education) Marlene Leichtfried (Laboratory, Stadtarbeit, Exhibition) Eva Steidl (Talks) Tina Thiel (Passionswege) Magdalena Zeller (Programme Partners, Exhibition) Co-Curator Laboratory Erwin K. Bauer, www.erwinbauer.com Media liaison, PR & marketing Ana Berlin Communications – Ana Berlin, Teresa Steiner, Julia Aßl, www.anaberlin.com Sponsoring and Strategy Thomas de Martin

We would like to say thank you!

To all our partners, sponsors, supporters, colleagues and associates, friends and everyone in the background who helped to make everything possible – we thank you all for your generous support, patience and tireless personal investment, many of you as well for your loyalty from the very first days of the VDW. Without the positive cooperation of all the institutions, business enterprises and people involved, the realisation of the 2012 festival would never have been possible.

Editor Tina Thiel Proof-reading Andrea Janauschek-Raftl Translations Edita Nosowa, Abigail Prohaska Production, print coordination Tina Haslinger Art direction Christof Nardin, http://christofnardin.com Graphic design (web and general CI) Phil Samhaber Website development and programming nextroom, www.nextroom.at Photo Documentation Kollektiv Fischka – Kramar, Marcell Nimführ, Nick Albert, Florian Rainer, www.fischka.com Portraits and Stills Katharina Gossow, www.katharinagossow.com Photo campaign Silvio Teixeira, http://silvioteixeira.com

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Index A Alessi, Alberto —> S. 51 Alexander Lintl —> S. 59 Anastassiades, Michael —> S. 37, 47, 48, 49 Andreas Strauss —> S. 54 architecture —> S. 27, 34, 43, 48, 53, 54, 58, 61, 63 AREDIS —> S. 28, 34 arge2 —> S. 65 Arne Jacobsen —> S. 63 austria wirtschaftsservice | impulse —> S. 28, 35 Axel Kufus —> S. 27, 37 B Bakalowits Licht Design —> S. 25, 46 Balassi Institut – Collegium Hungaricum Wien —> S. 28, 35 Bauer, Erwin K. —> S. 23, 46, 61, 75 Bäumel, Sonja —> S. 39 Bene —> S. 28, 35 Bergmans, Pieke —> S. 54 Berlin —> S. 27, 32, 33, 37, 43, 48, 51, 58, 64 Beyerle, Tulga —> S. 4 BIG-GAME —> S. 65 Borovnjak, Ivana —> S. 28, 33, 45 Bratović, Roberta —> S. 28, 33, 45 breadedEscalope —> S. 28, 62 Burian, František —> S. 57 büromacht —> S. 26, 32, 36 C Carretero, Julien —> S. 25, 46 Catherine Le Téo & Thierry Blet —> S. 65 Charlotte Talbot —> S. 24, 36 children, events —> S. 20, 40, 41 chmara.rosinke —> S. 28, 33, 36 Cirugeda, Santiago —> S. 54 City Work (Stadtarbeit) —> S. 26, 32, 36, 42, 47, 51, 62 craft —> S. 24, 25, 36, 37, 43, 46, 47, 50, 52, 57, 62, 63, 64 Curro Claret —> S. 54

D Daphna Laurens —> S. 24, 37 De Zotti —> S. 28, 38 departure – Die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien —> S. 7, 27, 28, 32, 37, 38 design°mobil —> S. 20, 40, 41 designaustria —> S. 28, 38 Diaz, Oscar —> S. 25, 30, 31, 55 DING3000 —> S. 65 Doris Darling —> S. 44 DULFdesign —> S. 54 Dunbar’s Number —> S. 28, 33, 39 E Education —> S. 20, 32, 39, 40, 41 El Ultimo Grito —> S. 22, 30, 31, 41 Erwin K. Bauer —> S. 23, 46, 61, 75 Erwin Wurm —> S. 44 Esslinger, Hartmut —> S. 49 Eternit —> S. 28, 41 Exhibition —> S. 21, 30, 51, 58 F Fedrigoni Austria —> S. 28, 42 Feichtner, Thomas —> S. 28, 38, 41 Fons Hickmann —> S. 27, 37 For Use/Numen —> S. 56 Formafantasma, Studio —> S. 65 František Burian —> S. 57 Frede, Frederik —> S. 27, 37 Fritz Pernkopf —> S. 37, 48, 49 Guided Tours —> S. 20, 35, 39, 40, 50, 59

G Gabriela Steiner-Scharfetter —> S. 20, 39, 40 Galerie Rauminhalt —> S. 28, 56 Gebrüder Stitch —> S. 26, 42 Geisler, Thomas —> S. 49 graphic design —> S. 22, 23, 31, 37, 38, 45, 46, 53, 56 Goldsteiner, Lena —> S. 26, 32, 47 Guixé, Martí —> S. 21, 27, 30, 31, 38, 43, 53, 55, 56, 61, 62

H HABARI —> S. 42 Hadi Teherani —> S. 27, 30, 38, 43 Hagen, Julian —> S. 22, 45 Hahn, Mathias —> S. 24, 32, 52 Hartmut Esslinger —> S. 49 Héctor Serrano —> S. 65 HELMRINDERKNECHT —> S. 28, 43 HEREND —> S. 47 Hickmann, Fons —> S. 27, 37 Hofmobiliendepot · Möbel Museum Wien —> S. 28, 40, 43 Hollein, Lilli —> S. 4, 65 Hotel Daniel —> S. 28, 44 I I AM LAMP – Darling/Schramm —> S. 28, 44 IDRV – Institute of Design Research Vienna —> S. 28, 44, 61 Ionna Vautrin —> S. 65 Ito, Megumi —> S. 42 Ivana Borovnjak —> S. 28, 33, 45 J Jacobsen, Arne —> S. 63 Jörg Suermann —> S. 27 Julia Lohmann —> S. 22, 45 Julian Hagen —> S. 22, 45 Julien Carretero —> S. 25, 46 Junior Research Fellows —> S. 22, 46 K Katie Thompson —> S. 42 Kjaerholm, Poul —> S. 63 Klára Šumová —> S. 24, 46 Klenkhart, Erwin, locksmith —> S. 24, 32, 57 Kohlmaier Wien —> S. 25, 46 Konstantin Schmölzer —> S. 39 Kralj, Niko —> S. 57 Krzykowski, Matylda —> S. 24, 32, 52 Kufus, Axel —> S. 27, 37

L Laboratory —> S. 22, 23, 41, 45, 46, 56 Land Niederösterreich, Abteilung Kunst und Kultur —> S. 30, 54 Lena Goldsteiner —> S. 26, 32, 47 LightGlass —> S. 25, 55 Lintl, Alexander —> S. 59 Lobmeyr, J. & L. —> S. 24, 28, 47, 63 Lohmann, Julia —> S. 22, 45 Lucas Verweij —> S. 27, 37, 48 M Made by Forest —> S. 28, 33, 48 MAK – Österreichisches Museum für angewandte Kunst/Gegenwartskunst —> S. 28, 37, 40, 48, 49, 62, 65 Marc Sadler —> S. 38 March Gut —> S. 24, 32, 50 Martí Guixé —> S. 21, 27, 30, 31, 38, 43, 51, 54 mathak + mahlknecht —> S. 26, 32, 51 Mathias Hahn —> S. 24, 32, 52 Matylda Krzykowski —> S. 24, 32, 52 Megumi Ito —> S. 42 Meier, Norbert, brush maker —> S. 24, 32, 52 Menschhorn, Sebastian —> S. 42 Michael Anastassiades —> S. 37, 47, 48, 49 mikimartinek —> S. 52, 62 mischer'traxler —> S. 39, 54 Moss, Murray —> S. 49 mostlikely —> S. 28, 33, 53 MOTI, Museum of the Image —> S. 28, 53 N Neue Wiener Werkstätte —> S. 28, 53 neunzig° design —> S. 65 Niko Kralj —> S. 57 Nofrontiere —> S. 28, 33, 54 Nude —> S. 21, 30, 58 O OFROOM —> S. 28, 54 Organoid —> S. 28, 33, 54 Oscar Diaz —> S. 25, 30, 31, 55 Ottakringer Brauerei —> S. 28, 33, 40, 55 ovos media —> S. 28, 55

P Passionswege —> S. 24, 25, 30, 36, 37, 46, 50, 52, 55, 57, 63 Pataki, Sebastian —> S. 22, 56 Patrick Rampelotto —> S. 37, 48, 49 PearsonLloyd —> S. 65 Pernkopf, Fritz —> S. 37, 48, 49 Peter Weisz —> S. 42 Petz Horn Manufactory —> S. 24, 32, 52 Pieke Bergmans —> S. 54 POLKA —> S. 47 Poul Kjaerholm —> S. 63 R Rado —> S. 28, 56 Rampelotto, Patrick —> S. 37, 48, 49 Rauminhalt, Galerie —> S. 28, 56 Roberta Bratović —> S. 12, 28, 33, 45 S Sadler, Marc —> S. 38 Santiago Cirugeda —> S. 54 Schramm, Bernhard —> S. 44 Schiefer, Thomas —> S. 28, 61 Schmölzer, Konstantin —> S. 39 Sebastian Menschhorn —> S. 42 Sebastian Pataki —> S. 22, 56 Sebastian Zachl —> S. 24, 32, 57 Serrano, Héctor —> S. 65 SKICA – Slowenisches Kulturinformationszentrum —> S. 28, 57 Slowakisches Institut —> S. 28, 57 Social Design —> S. 26, 36, 42, 44, 47, 50, 51, 62 Sonja Bäumel —> S. 39 Soybot —> S. 42 Spanische Botschaft in Wien —> S. 58 Spanish design —> S. 30, 31, 38, 41, 50, 51, 54, 55, 58, 65 Stamm Concept Store —> S. 28, 58 Staud’s Wien —> S. 24, 32, 52 Steiner-Scharfetter, Gabriela —> S. 20, 39, 40 Sterkl Butcher's —> S. 24, 32, 50 stilwerk Wien —> S. 28, 35, 40, 43, 54, 58, 61, 62 Strauss, Andreas —> S. 54 Suermann, Jörg —> S. 27 Šumová, Klára —> S. 24, 46 Swarovski Wien —> S. 28, 59 SWDZ – So weit, die Zukunft —> S. 28, 59

T Talbot, Charlotte —> S. 24, 36 taliaYsebastian —> S. 37, 48, 50 Talks —> S. 27, 37, 38, 43, 48, 51 Technische Universität Wien —> S. 28, 61 Technisches Museum Wien —> S. 28, 59 Teherani, Hadi —> S. 27, 30, 38, 43 Thomas Feichtner —> S. 28, 38, 41 Thomas Geisler —> S. 49 Thomas Schiefer —> S. 28,61 Thompson, Katie —> S. 42 Thonet —> S. 3, 28, 62 Toledo i Dertschei —> S. 26, 32, 62

U Universität für angewandte Kunst —> S. 28, 46, 50, 57, 62 V Van Bo Le-Mentzel —> S. 64 Vautrin, Ionna —> S. 65 Verweij, Lucas —> S. 27, 37, 48 Vodev, Valentin —> S. 24, 63 W WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse —> S. 28, 40, 63 Walking-Chair Design Gallery —> S. 28, 63 Walking-Chair Design Studio —> S. 59 Weisz, Peter —> S. 42 WerK Nussbaumer —> S. 28, 64 Wien Museum —> S. 28, 40, 64 WIEN PRODUCTS —> S. 28, 64 Wiener Silber Manufactur —> S. 24, 36 WienTourismus —> S. 7, 28, 65 Wiesner-Hager —> S. 28, 65 Wittmann Möbelwerkstätten —> S. 24, 37 Wurm, Erwin —> S. 44 Z Zachl, Sebastian —> S. 24, 32, 57

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Addresses

Festival headquarters with VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Infopoint and Pop-Up-Café Das Gschwandner 17., Geblergasse 36–40 Opening hours café: Mon–Fri 12:00–19:00 at the earliest Sat 10:00–22:00 at the earliest Sun 10:00–15:00 Opening hours exhibitions: daily 15–19 (longer for evening events and openings)

Laboratory with VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Infopoint project space karlsplatz of the Kunsthalle Wien 4., Treitlstraße 2 daily 10:00–17:00 Sun 7.10., 10:00–14:00

Designtower stilwerk stilwerk Wien 2., Praterstraße 1 www.stilwerk.at/wien-haus Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–18:00

1 AREDIS

1., Rudolfsplatz 1 www.aredis.at

2 Architekturzentrum Wien

7., Museumsplatz 1 in the MQ www.azw.at daily 10:00–19:00

3 Bakalowits Licht Design

4 Bene Wien

6., Gumpendorfer Straße 32 www.bakalowits.com Mon–Fri 9:30–12:30 and 14:30–18:00 1., Neutorgasse 4–8 bene.com

5 bulthaup am Opernring

1., Opernring 10, www.opernring.bulthaup.at Mon–Fri 10:00–18:30, Sat 10:00–15:00

6 designforum Wien

quartier21/MQ, 7., Museumsplatz 1 www.designforum.at Wed–Fri 10:00–18:30, Sat/Sun 11:00–18:00

7 d.sign

1., Stubenring 6 Mon–Fri 14:00–18:00

8 Arredamenti De Zotti

1., Salzgries 2 www.dezotti.it Tues–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–16:00

9 Fedrigoni Showroom

7., Stiftgasse 21/13 www.fedrigoni.at 3.–6.10., daily 16:00–20:00

10 Freiraum quartier21

INTERNATIONAL im MQ 7., Museumsplatz 1 www.m-q.at daily 10:00–19:00

11 Gasthaus Gruber

17., Kalvarienberggasse 3 daily 12:00–20:00

12 Grelle Forelle <><

9., Spittelauer Lände 12 www.grelleforelle.com

13 HABARI

6., Theobaldgasse 16 www.habari.at Mon–Thurs 11:00–19:00, Fri 10:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–17:00

14 Hofmobiliendepot · Möbel

Museum Wien 7., Andreasgasse 7 www.hofmobiliendepot.at Tues–Sun 10:00–18:00

15 Hosenlabor der Gebrüder

Stitch 6., Mariahilfer Straße 101; 3rd court left www.gebruederstitch.at daily 12:00–20:00

16 Hotel Daniel Vienna

3., Landstraßer Gürtel 5 www.hoteldaniel.com

17 k/hauskino

1., Akademiestraße 13 www.k-haus.at/kino

18 KlausEngelhorn Depot

16., Abelegasse 10 www.klausengelhorn.com daily 12:00–19:00

19 Erwin Klenkhart Spezial-

schlosserei 17., Haslingergasse 62/corner of Gschwandnergasse www.ek1881.at Mon–Thurs 7:00–17:00

20 Kohlmaier Showroom

7., Neubaugasse 32 www.kohlmaier.at Mon–Fri 14:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–13:00

21 Künstlerhaus

1., Karlsplatz 5 www.k-haus.at Sat–Wed, Fri 10:00–18:00, Thurs 10:00–21:00

22 Kunstraum Niederösterreich

1., Herrengasse 13 www.kunstraum.net Tues–Fri 11:00–19:00, Sat 11:00–15:00; Sat 6.10., 11:00–23:00

23 Kursalon Hübner

1., Johannesgasse 33

24 J. & L. Lobmeyr

1., Kärntner Straße 26 www.lobmeyr.at Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–18:00

25 MAK – Österreichisches

Museum für angewandte Kunst/Gegenwartskunst bzw. MAK Design Shop 1., Stubenring 5, or entrance Weiskirchnerstraße 3 Also: MAK Design Shop www.MAK.at Tues MAK Nite© 10:00–24:00, Wed–Sun 10:00–18:00

26 MAK-Expositur

Geymüllerschlössel 18., Pötzleinsdorfer Straße 102 Sat/Sun 11:00–18:00

27 markt_platz

16., Brunnenmarkt market stall 165–167 Mon–Fri 14:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–17:00

28 Maschinenhalle Bock

29 Norbert Meier brush

30 Neue Wiener Werkstätte

31 Ottakringer Brauerei

32 ovos media

17., Ottakringer Straße 68 Fri–Sun 16:00–20:00; Wed/Thurs 16:00–22:00 manufactory 17., Taubergasse 23 Mon–Fri 9:00–16:00

18., Theresiengasse 6 www.neuewienerwerkstaette.at Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–15:00 16., Ottakringer Platz 1 www.ottakringer.at 7., Schottenfeldgasse 60/36–38 www.ovos.at

33 Rado Store Vienna

1., Kärntner Straße 18 www.rado.com Mon–Fri 9:30–19:00, Sat 9:30–18:00

34 Galerie Rauminhalt

4., Schleifmühlgasse 13 www.rauminhalt.com Mon 12:00–21:00, Tues–Fri 12:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–15:00

35 Schon Schön

7., Lindengasse 53 corner of Andreasgasse www.schon-schoen.at Tues–Fri 11:00–18:00

36 Slowakisches Institut

1., Wipplingerstraße 24–26 www.mzv.sk/sivieden

37 Sotheby’s

Palais Wilczek, 1., Herrengasse 5 Mon–Fri 10:00–17:00

38 Stamm Concept Store

1., Petersplatz 8 www.stamm.at Mon–Fri 10:00–18:30, Sat 10:00–17:00

39 Staud’s Pavillon

16., Brunnenmarkt, Brunnengasse/corner of Schellhammergasse http://stauds.com Tues–Sat 8:30–12:30, Fri also 15:30–18:00

40 Karl Sterkl Fleischwaren

16., Brunnengasse 62 Mon–Fri 7:00–18:00, Sat 6:30–12:00

41 Swarovski Wien

1., Kärntner Straße 24 www.swarovski.com Mon–Fri 9:00–21:00, Sat 9:00–18:00

42 SWDZ – So weit, die Zukunft

3., Gärtnergasse 14 Mon–Sat 12:00–19:00

43 Technisches Museum Wien

14., Mariahilfer Straße 212 www.technischesmuseum.at Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00, Sat/Sun 10:00–18:00

44 TU Wien

[Technical University] 4., Karlsplatz 13 at main entrance

45 Universität für angewandte

Kunst Wien [University of Applied Arts] 1., Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2 www.dieangewandte.at

46 Vintagerie

6., Nelkengasse 4 www.vintagerie.at Mon–Fri 12:00–19:00, Sat 11:00–18:00

47 WAGNER:WERK Museum

Postsparkasse 1., Georg-Coch-Platz 2 www.ottowagner.com Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00, Sat 10:00–17:00

48 Walking-Chair Design Gallery

3., Rasumofskygasse 10 www.walking-chair.com/gallery Mo–Fr 11–18 Uhr

49 WerK Nussbaumer

7., Kenyongasse 20 www.werknussbaumer.at Mon–Fri 16:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–15:00

50 Wiener Silber Manufactur

1., Spiegelgasse 14 www.wienersilbermanufactur. com Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–17:00

51 Wien Museum Karlsplatz

4., Karlsplatz 8 www.wienmuseum.at

52 WienTourismus/Tourist Info

1., Albertinaplatz/ Maysedergasse www.wien.info daily 9:00–19:00

53 Wiesner-Hager Möbel

1., Gonzagagasse 15 www.wiesner-hager.com Mon–Thurs 9:00–17:00, Fri 9:00–12:00

54 Wittmann

Schauraum Wien, Akademie hof at the Secession, 1., Friedrichstraße 10 www.wittmann.at Mon–Fri 10:00–17:00, Sat 10:00–14:00

55 Zumtobel Lichtforum Wien

1., Jasomirgottstraße 3-5 www.zumtobel.com Mon–Thurs 8:00–18:00, Fri 8:00–13:00

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Festival headquarters with VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Infopoint and Pop-Up-Café Das Gschwandner All exhibitions and presentations, unless 17., Geblergasse 36–40 Opening hours Café: otherwise stated, can be seen from Mon–Fri 12:00–19:00 at the earliest 28 September to 7 October at the specified opening times. Admission is mostly Sat 10:00–22:00 at the earliest Sun 10:00–15:00 free, but museums charge their regular Opening hours exhibitions: admission fees. daily 15–19 (longer for evening events And keep a look-out! Green in all its hues and openings) is this year’s festival colour and will accompany you on your tours: the green Laboratory with VIENNA DESIGN chairs at the entrance to the festival loca- WEEK Infopoint project space karlsplatz of the tions point the way to the next event!

KUNSTHALLE Wien Become our friend! On Facebook we share 4., Treitlstraße 2 daily 10:00–17:00, Sun 7.10., 10:00–14:00 news and report on events regularly.

VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2012 61 Locations, 10 Vienna Districts, 99 Events

www.viennadesignweek.at

Here you find information on the festival programme and on events nearby.

Designtower stilwerk stilwerk Wien 2., Praterstraße 1 www.stilwerk.at/wien-haus Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–18:00