Der Architekt Eilfried Huth war vor fünfzig Jahren gemeinsam mit seinem Partner Günther Domenig an der Ausstellung trigon 67 beteiligt – und ist auch bei der Neuauflage trigon 67/17 wieder dabei. Ein Gespräch über die Unterschiede zwischen damals und jetzt, Kunst und Architektur und die Kontroverse über die Ausstellung 1967.

Artist Micol Assaël speaks about the importance of the viewer’s experience and how we should not privilege seeing over other bodily sensations because “there is always a bigger picture.”

Visualized data of trigon as a network by Branka Benčić and Tihana Puc; programmed by Mihael Giba

In his talk, Evan Calder Williams revisits his book “Combined and Uneven Apocalypse“ from 2010, and argues that the source of our collective obsession with apocalyptic imagery is the fact that the end of the world is not an event, but something permanently underway as it already exists in zones of poverty and capitalist fuelled destruction of the environment.

Open, ambivalent, and coded on multiple levels—Ute Müller’s sculptures, installations, and paintings are anything but easy to grasp. A conversation about the value of abstraction, the role of transformation and change, and a lack of words for one’s own artistic production.