THE PHOTO ALBUM
Dialogue

Friday, 8th of October 2021, 7 p.m.
BTV Stadtforum Innsbruck
Free entrance
Friday, 8th of October 2021, 7 p.m.
BTV Stadtforum Innsbruck
Free entrance

Jam session for author, art historian, librarian, drummer and clarinettist

New formats of exchange and reflection

The dramaturgical triad of the INN SITU series is rounded off with an experimental dialogue format. We invite experts from the fields of science, culture and music to respond to the exhibition. In doing so we experiment with new formats of reflection: Each of the speakers chooses a picture from the exhibition, which he or she then discusses with the other members of the panel. An open dialogue between various perspectives, with music and inspired by the exhibition.

Verena Roßbacher

© Joachim Gern

Writer and the author of the text on the pictures of the exhibition. Born in Bludenz, she currently lives and works in Berlin. Her most recent book, the novel “Ich war Diener im Hause Hobbs”, was published by Kiepenheuer & Witsch.

Roland Sila

© Roland Sila

Curated the companion exhibition to this project. He is head of the library of the Ferdinandeum and in addition works as an exhibition curator. Countless publications on mainly regional historical subjects. Most recently he curated the exhibition “Vergessen. Fragmente der Erinnerung” in 2019/20.

Ruth Horak

© Carline Heider

Is an art historian and curator with a special focus on conceptual photography and media reflexivity. She has published numerous texts in exhibition catalogues and magazines and curated exhibitions for Fotohof, Camera Austria, Krinzinger Projekte, AIL – Angewandte Innovation Lab, among others. She teaches at the School Friedl Kubelka for Artistic Photography and at the University of Applied Arts Vienna.

Tobias Steinberger

© LIZ AW VI

Was put in charge of organising the concert for this INN SITU project. The Tyrol-born freelance musician is a frame drummer and percussionist who moves with virtuosity between the worlds of early music, world music and jazz.

Christopher Haritzer

© Georg

Is a clarinettist, accordionist (Steirische Harmonika), bass clarinettist and composer. With his ensemble SEPP, he combines contemporary European jazz with world music influences.

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