Art/Visual Culture
Art Exhibition: Triadicum
by Tina Lechner
Opening reception: Thursday, September 8, 2011, 7 p.m.
Exhibition from September 9 through October 21, 2011
Open Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m
Thomas K. Lang Gallery at Webster University
Directions
Date:
Thu, 2011-09-08 19:00 - Fri, 2011-10-21 19:00
Book Art Exhibition
At the conclusion of the summer course ART 2020-Studio Seminar: Book Art which was conducted by Thomas K. Lang and Michael Schneider with the assistance of Elisabeth Parth, students enrolled in the course prepared an exhibition of their final projects. During the final discussion of the exhibition they used colored stickers as a means to comment on the success of each project. The color codes were indicators of craftsmanship, originality, thoughtfulness (concept), and degree of risk.
Art Dep. Head and Academic Advisor B. Hillerman retires
After 26 years of service at Webster University Vienna, our beloved Undergraduate Advisor and Art Department Head, Barbara Hillerman, will not only be retiring but also moving back to the United States to marry her high school sweetheart.
Webster combined Barbara's farewell party with the opening of her photographic art exhibition “I on the street”. Over 75 people came to an evening that had it all: laugh- out-loud presentations, sumptuous buffet, teary eyes, warmth and a very, very happy Barbara.
To put it in her own words:
International Juried Photo Show
Webster Vienna is proud to announce that Chris Fries from the Vienna campus was awarded third place in a juried photo show sponsored by the May Gallery on the main campus in Saint Louis. Photographs by two Webster Vienna Art majors; Chris Fries and Alexandra von Ungern Sternberg Prufer and by BSBA major Tatiana Alexeenkova were accepted by a committee of outside jurors for inclusion in the Annual Student Photography Exhibition. The exhibition was held from January 21 to February 18, 2011, and included photographic work by students from Webster's world-wide network of campuses.
Student art exhibition - Vienna Subway
U-Art: Webster Students develop art exhibition for the Vienna Subway
The exhibition presents and describes the artworks that are installed within the Vienna Subway. It was developed by students of the Art Department of Webster Vienna as part of the course ‘Introduction to Curatorial Studies’ supervised by Prof. Michael Schneider (who himself has created one work of art for the Vienna Subway (U-Bahn station Johnstraße).
Date:
Tue, 2010-09-21 11:00
Studio Seminar, Book Art
Samples of students' work at the two week seminar in Book Art, ART 2020/50, held summer 2010. Instructor: Mag. Elisabeth Parth.
Webster Professor creates art work for Vienna Subway
Michael Schneider, Research Professor Webster University, Vienna has created a permanent installation for the Vienna Subway. The art work is called "übertragung - transfer" and it is placed at the station Johnstrasse at the line U3.
"transfer" is a work of enamel created by printmaking that was designed for a wall space of more than 330 square meters, that discusses the transfer function of the subway and those of our communication.
