Anna Melikova reads from her novel “Ich ertrinke in einem fliehenden See” at Dialogbüro Vienna, followed by a discussion with the audience. The story explores a relationship between two women, Ukrainian identity and the political upheaval surrounding the Maidan protests and the outbreak of war in 2014. The reading is in German. Admission is free; register via the event page.
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Tue, Oct 27 · 18:00
House of Austrian History, mezzanine, 1010
How did Austria’s Ethnic Groups Act come about, and what would a modern minority policy look like? The House of Austrian History and Initiative Minderheiten host a lecture and discussion on language rights, recognition and current conflicts. A historical keynote by Ilse Reiter-Zatloukal is followed by perspectives from minority communities, moderated by Jessica Beer. The event lasts about 90 minutes and is held in German. The free event is currently fully booked.
A colourful altar in the Columned Hall and a programme exploring Mexico’s Day of the Dead: visit Stephany Rodríguez Cabañas’s ofrenda, decorate skulls or make paper skeletons with children. On 1 November, the artist introduces the altar in four free tours. Access to the ofrenda is free; many workshops and other tours require a ticket.
From 22 October to 3 November, the Viennale brings international films and conversations to Gartenbaukino, Stadtkino, Urania, the Austrian Film Museum and METRO Kinokulturhaus. The programme and ticket sales are open. Tickets are available online, by phone and at festival box offices. For sold-out screenings, queue numbers for possible remaining tickets are issued from 30 minutes before the start.
