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Exhibition Soft Opening: Bearing Witness to War
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Katherine YoungerKseniya Kharchenko
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Years that Changed the Face of Europe: 1989 and 2022
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Dariusz StolaKatherine YoungerLudger HagedornTimothy Garton Ash
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Series: Exhibition
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Finissage zur Austellung: Jan Patočka. Philosoph und Staatsfeind
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Bearing Witness to War
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Katherine YoungerTimothy SnyderVolodymyr Yermolenko
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Everybody is so much now for democracy…
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In 1990, IWM organized the landmark conference Central Europe on the Way to Democracy, bringing together leading intellectuals and politicians from across Europe, North America and the Soviet Union to discuss Europe’s future prospects at a time of dramatic change. It was a remarkable event that drew great media attention and international visibility, organized in the premises of Vienna’s Palais Schwarzenberg. And it was a milestone in the history of IWM, crystallizing its mission of offering a space for discussions that transcend “any ideology, church, bureaucracy, or political party,” as founding rector Krzysztof Michalski put it in one of his interventions at the conference.
As the first of several activities planned for the 40th anniversary of IWM in 2022, the Institute will feature an in-house exhibition on the many faces and facets of this conference. Throughout the three day-event in June and July 1990, Viennese photographer Renate Apostel took black-and-white photos of its prominent guests, capturing panel discussions as well as informal conversations. Some of her most remarkable portraits and atmospheric photographic observations will be on display along the staircases throughout the IWM building. All photos are handmade prints on baryte paper, developed from the original negatives by Viennese photo artist Andrej Kasik.
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In 1990, IWM organized the landmark conference Central Europe on the Way to Democracy, bringing together leading intellectuals and politicians from across Europe, North America and the Soviet Union to discuss Europe’s future prospects at a time of dramatic change. It was a remarkable event that drew great media attention and international visibility, organized in the premises of Vienna’s Palais Schwarzenberg. And it was a milestone in the history of IWM, crystallizing its mission of offering a space for discussions that transcend “any ideology, church, bureaucracy, or political party,” as founding rector Krzysztof Michalski put it in one of his interventions at the conference.
As the first of several activities planned for the 40th anniversary of IWM in 2022, the Institute will feature an in-house exhibition on the many faces and facets of this conference. Throughout the three day-event in June and July 1990, Viennese photographer Renate Apostel took black-and-white photos of its prominent guests, capturing panel discussions as well as informal conversations. Some of her most remarkable portraits and atmospheric photographic observations will be on display along the staircases throughout the IWM building. All photos are handmade prints on baryte paper, developed from the original negatives by Viennese photo artist Andrej Kasik.
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The Idea of Europe
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Festivals
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Misha GlennyVolodymyr Yermolenko, Philippe Sands, Tetyana Oharkova
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Speakers: Misha GlennyVolodymyr Yermolenko, Philippe Sands, Tetyana Oharkova
Series: Festivals
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Speakers: Misha GlennyVolodymyr Yermolenko, Philippe Sands, Tetyana Oharkova
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An Uncertain Future: The World Economy, Globalization and Resentment
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Festivals
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Joseph StiglitzMisha Glenny
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Series: Festivals
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Vienna Humanities Festival
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Vienna Humanities Festival 2023: Zwischen Perfektionierung und Überwindung. Kritische Reflexionen zu Mensch und KI
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Festivals
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Janina Loh, Judith Belfkih
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Speakers: Janina Loh, Judith Belfkih
Series: Festivals
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Speakers: Janina Loh, Judith Belfkih
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Vienna Meets Prague
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