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Come compost with us! <\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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locations<\/strong>
compost garden<\/strong> in the courtyard of the University of Applied Arts (Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna)
studio of Klasse f\u00fcr Alle <\/em><\/strong>Heiligenkreuzerhof, Sch\u00f6nlaterngasse 5, 1010 Vienna
H\u00fcgelgarten (Feldversuche) of Kleine Stadtfarm<\/strong>, Naufahrtweg 14a, 1220 Wien<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST DAYS SUMMER SEMESTER 2026 SCHEDULE<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

compost day #7<\/strong>
SPRING COMPOST GARDENING<\/em>
date<\/strong> Friday April 17, 2026
time<\/strong> 2\u20135 pm
location<\/strong> Compost heap, garden of Oskar Kokoschka Platz 2, 1010 Vienna
with<\/strong> Sigrid Gerl<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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It\u2019s time to again take care of our\u00a0compost heap and the surrounding garden! Together with Kleine Stadtfarm gardener Sigrid Gerl, we will get in touch with soil, worms, trees and herbs: touch and move the compost around so it can breathe again, re-plant fruit trees, gather nettles and linden tree leaves for tea and pesto, renew the high bed, plant herbs, seed salads, and many more things. As always, we learn from one another, listening to plants and their\/our stories. Bring your compost matter!
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compost day #8<\/strong>
CULTIVATING OTHERWISE<\/em> – FILM SCREENING<\/em>
date<\/strong> Friday, May 22, 2026
time<\/strong> 2 – 7 pm
location<\/strong> Studio Klasse f\u00fcr Alle, Heiligenkreuzerhof, Kleiner Hof Stiege 8 \/ Groundfloor, entrance Grashofgasse 3 or Sch\u00f6nlaterngasse 5, 1010 Vienna
with<\/strong> Ipek Hamzao\u011flu<\/p>\n\n\n\n

more compost days tba<\/em>!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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ABOUT<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Even a wounded world is feeding us. Even a wounded world holds us, giving us moments of wonder and joy. We must return the gift. <\/em>(Robin Wall Kimmerer in <\/em>“Braiding Sweetgrass. Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants”)
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In the spring, we return to the compost heap and its garden to follow Robin Wall Kimmerer’s call to continuously renew our connection with the (natural) world. Composting is<\/em> joining ecological cycles \u2013 we practise to treat our organic matter carefully, to appreciate what is nourishing, and to recognize the interrelatedness of decay, transformation, and growth. We renew our focus on an everyday base. Composting is <\/em>a bodily practice that relates us to the world.<\/em> Composting is<\/em> maintenance \u2013 developing a sense for ongoingness that demands attention, presence, celebration and being in place. Composting<\/em>, we notice what is there, what’s becoming, in a relation of reciprocity. Maintaining compost<\/em> is maintaining relationships: composting is learning-from and learning-with: humans, soils, gardens, the more-than human world.. 
Composting as a form of care taking<\/em> is embedded in political, spiritual, bodily and environmental actions. To care for compost<\/em> is to oppose the capitalist world order that is built on colonialism, imperialism, racism, oppression, ecocide and genocide. Composting as learning-with and caring-for is getting in touch<\/em> but also more: it is getting into action. Composting is<\/em> (ecological) resistance, regeneration and repair. (A.L.)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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*compost collective<\/em> is an open collective. Whoever wants to actively participate in compost days and compost care is invited to join! Members of the collective take responsibility for the organic compost garden at Oskar-Kokoscha-Platz throughout the semester. They also take over the roles of hosting and\/or facilitating compost days and skills exchange sessions. If you are interested to join, come to compost days or contact us!

At Klasse f\u00fcr Alle<\/em>, we compost since 2022. compost collective<\/em> was founded in the frame of composting at Klimabiennale 2024 by then core members Vik Bayer, Camille Belmin, Yeonwoo Chang, Kai Feldhammer, Vickie Ferreri, Nola Haag, Ivie Isibor, Andrea Lumplecker and Michael Reindel. Together, they have not only developed strategies to integrate composting into everyday life but also practice artistic methods in relation to composting such as deep listening, writing, moving, reading, fermenting, braiding and many more.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

This semester’s program \u2013 COMPOST DAYS \u2013 is curated and organised by the team of Klasse f\u00fcr Alle<\/em>: Vik Bayer, Ivie Isibor, Raphaela Leitner, Andrea Lumplecker, oleksa shevchenko, Ritger Traag.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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compost day #7<\/strong>
SPRING GARDENING<\/em>
date<\/strong> Friday April 17, 2026
time<\/strong> 2 – 5pm
location<\/strong> Compost heap, garden of Oskar Kokoschka Platz 2, 1010 Vienna
with<\/strong> Sigrid Gerl<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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compost day #<\/strong>8
<\/strong>CULTIVATING OTHERWISE<\/em> – FILM SCREENING<\/em>
date <\/strong>Friday, May 22, 2026
time<\/strong> 2pm\u20137pm
location<\/strong> compost garden + studio of Klasse f\u00fcr Alle at Heiligenkreuzerhof, Sch\u00f6nlaterngasse 5, 1010
curated by\/with <\/strong>Ipek Hamzao\u011flu<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Long understood as a condensed image of society, the garden has served as a testing ground for how societies imagine their relationship to land, labor, and life itself, a place where ideas of care, control, belonging, and coexistence are negotiated on an intimate scale. More than a site of leisure or beauty, the garden reveals how relationships between humans and the earth are shaped, organized, and contested. Once imagined as an enclosed paradise or a symbol of harmony, it later became a marker of power, ownership, and political order. In the present moment of ecological urgency, the garden re-emerges as a space that calls for critical attention rather than nostalgia.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The films in this program approach gardening as a situated and embodied practice rather than a romantic ideal. Gardens appear as spaces of survival, adaptation, and reconfiguration, where postcolonial and queer communities cultivate not only plants but alternative ways of living together. Attentive to soil, bodies, and inherited knowledge, these works resist extractive rhythms through slowness, repetition, and care. The garden is understood not as a finished form, but as an ongoing process, a site where care and struggle intersect, memory is tended, and new social imaginaries take root, fragile, provisional, yet insistently alive.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

We will watch the following films:<\/span><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Ma: Space\/Time in the Garden of Ryoan-Ji<\/em> (1989) by Takahiko Iimura and Arata Isozaki
Cruising <\/em>(2024) by Nadir S\u00f6nmez
The Secret Garden: A Tale in Eight Chapters<\/em> (2023) by Nour Ouayda<\/p>\n\n\n\n

and together read excerpts from:
Pharmacopoeia<\/em> (2022) by Derek Jarman 
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On the Necessity of Gardening: An ABC of Art Botany and Cultivation <\/em>(2021), ed. by Laurie Cluitmans<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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ARCHIVE<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n\n\n
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deep gardening #5<\/strong>
KANOE RIDE, PLANT WALK, SEED EXCHANGE<\/em>
date<\/strong> Saturday March 28, 2026
time <\/strong> 9 am\u20134:30 pm
with<\/strong> Sigrid Gerl, Nikolaus Eckhard, Andrea Lumplecker
location<\/strong> Donauinsel + Kleine Stadtfarm<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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We will spend this spring day in, around and between the area of Kleine Stadtfarm and the Danube, to experience the awakening and becoming-new  with nature, with water and soil.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

We will start the day with a morning canoe ride at the Danube, guided by Nikolaus. Sigrid will later lead us for a walk around the farm, to look at and listen deeply to plants, to gather herbs for our lunch, to learn from the diverse (plant) communities at Kleine Stadtfarm, and from one another. A seed exchange session and common lunch will conclude the day.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

There are limited places for the canoe ride<\/strong>, please sign up! You can also join us at Kleine Stadtfarm from noon!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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compost day<\/strong> #6
<\/strong>SPRING COMPOSTING<\/em>
date<\/strong> Friday, March 27, 2026
time<\/strong> 11am\u20135pm
location<\/strong> compost garden in the courtyard of the University of Applied Arts (Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna)
with <\/strong>Sigrid Gerl & Cultural Hybrid Collective<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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The sprouts are emerging from the soil, as are the compost days.
We will care for the compost heap and the surrounding garden, guided by (Kleine Stadtfarm) gardener Sigrid Gerl, in the morning (starting 11 am).
Members of the Cultural Hybrid Collective, from the recent (re)member exhibition, are facilitating a workshop in which we are (de)forming clay excavated from the layers of the city we inhabit. Residues of the city\u2019s growing infrastructures are brought up again, into another cycle of life above the ground. In this compost session we are crafting space to reflect upon building community and continuity, to touch soil and memory, and to connect with the circularity of matter and seasons.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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WINTER SEMESTER 25\/26<\/h4>\n\n\n\n
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compost day #5
SOLSTICE, BELOW THE SURFACE<\/strong>
date<\/strong> Friday, December 19, 2025
time<\/strong> 2\u20137 pm (celebratory dinner from 5 pm)
location<\/strong> compost garden, Oskar Kokoschka Platz 2 + studio of Klasse f\u00fcr Alle at Heiligenkreuzerhof, Sch\u00f6nlaterngasse 5, 1010
with<\/strong> Ivie Isibor & Sedjro Mensah
practicalities<\/strong> Bring your compost! Wear warm clothes! <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Through the pretext of the solstice \u2014 a cosmological threshold often linked to dread and darkness in European imagination \u2014 this workshop explored what it means to become invisible. Not an absence, but a shift: a descent into other modes of existence, perception, and relation. We looked at how Western thought tends to fear the unseen \u2014 equating invisibility with loss, obscurity, or death \u2014 while in many African cosmologies, particularly within animist traditions, becoming invisible signals transition, permeability, and the continuation of life through different forms.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

This session unfolded as a serendipitous journey: from the history of abstraction and its separation from the world of matter, to the tulip mania and its echoes of speculation and fragility; from soil practices in Burkina Faso to a sacred mountain of waste, and to the grave of Sedjro\u2019s grandmother in Benin. Each stop opened a different relationship to what lies below \u2014 compost, memory, spirit and guilt. Together we drew stories as a living mind map, moving between art history, ecology, and ancestral knowledge. The aim was not to define the invisible, but to sense how it circulates through materials, gestures, and cosmologies \u2014 to think with the soil, rather than about it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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compost day #4
TERRA PRETA<\/strong>
date<\/strong> Friday, December 5, 2025
time<\/strong> 2pm\u20137 pm
location<\/strong> Kleine Stadtfarm<\/a>, Naufahrtweg 14a, 1220 Wien
with<\/strong> Nikolaus Eckhard, Vik Bayer, Andrea Lumplecker
practicalities<\/strong> Please wear warm clothing and shoes! We will spend most of the afternoon doing practical work outdoors. There will be tea made with herbs from the garden and a warm meal for everyone, as well as a wood-heated indoor space for discussions and warming up.
registration <\/strong>via <\/strong>klasseuferalle@uni-ak.ac.at or Instagram: @klassefueralle<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Invited by Nikolaus Eckhard, we spent Compost Day #4 at the H\u00fcgelbeet of the Feldversuche Initiative at Kleine Stadtfarm and made Terra Preta together. In addition to practical work in the garden and with fire, we talked about topics such as soil fertility, CO2, and the origins of Terra Preta as an indigenous practice in the Amazon region. We also shared thoughts on our relationship with fire (or even the \u201cPyrocene\u201d), the night, the garden and its creatures, and how we want to live together. Nikolaus guided us through the day, with his background as an artist working in and with the garden, together with Vik Bayer and Andrea Lumplecker from Klasse f\u00fcr Alle.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Nikolaus Eckhard is an artist based in Vienna who focuses on collaborative sculpture and performance as well as film. In his artistic research practice, he explores the transfer of information between materials and bodies in order to examine the traces our lives leave behind in stones. He was co-director of the artistic research projects Greenwashed Concrete (2020\u20132022) and Reverse Imagining Vienna (2021\u20132024) at the University of Applied Arts. He is also co-founder of the initiative Feldversuche, which since 2021 has offered local and international artists the opportunity to explore the themes of food production and urbanization in a communal courtyard in Vienna.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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compost day #3
DIGESTING FEMINISM – SENSORY READING & FERMENTATION<\/strong><\/strong>
date<\/strong> Friday, November 21, 2025
time<\/strong> 2\u20137 pm
location<\/strong> compost garden + studio of Klasse f\u00fcr Alle at Heiligenkreuzerhof, Sch\u00f6nlaterngasse 5, 1010
with<\/strong> Monja Simon, Camille Belmin<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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How do we nourish ourselves?
Have you ever thought about the life of your digestion?
How can we digest feminism collectively?<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Digesting Feminism is a collective practice of listening, tasting, and composting, where feminist theories ferment not in books, but in bodies. Our guts, like our minds, are shaped by what we consume and how we process it. Drawing from Monja Simon\u2019s publication Sauerkraut and her lived fermentation practice, participants were invited to taste home-fermented foods, share stories, and explore what it means to digest feminism physically, emotionally, and intellectually. This invitation to slow down, sense inward, taste and reflect made space for collective transformation and porous knowledge-making. Inspired by Elizabeth A. Wilson\u2019s Gut Feminism we began from the belly \u2014 as archive, filter, and compass. We considered digestion as a method: to hold what resists, to compost what sits heavy, to sit with what cannot be rushed. Digesting Feminism is a tender practice for anyone drawn to food, feminism, fermentation, composting and feeling.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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compost day #2
PROCESSES OF RAGE<\/strong>
date<\/strong> Friday, November 7, 2025
time<\/strong> 2pm\u20136 pm
meeting point<\/strong> compost garden in the courtyard of the University of Applied Arts (Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna)
location<\/strong> Brigittenauer Bucht, 20 min. from U1 Donauinsel (we will provide coordinates via Instagram Friday afternoon)
with<\/strong> Frida Robles<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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This workshop invited participants to explore the idea of rightful rage (digna rabia<\/em>), a concept articulated by the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) in their fight against the oppressive and discriminatory structures of the Mexican state. On January 1, 1994, the Zapatistas rose in rebellion and issued the First Declaration of the Lacandona Jungle, calling for communal ways of living, freedom, and basic rights such as health and education.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The rightful rage is the claim for the anger, frustration and fury that is constructive and that searches to dismantle centuries of colonial and neo-colonial violence against Indigenous peoples in the Americas. It also extends to resisting all forms of authoritarianism, systemic inequality, and cultural erasure. During this workshop, we read some of the writings of the EZLN together and took part in simple practices that engage with embodied anger and written expressions of fury. In a time marked by silence, censorship, and repression, many of us carry anger in our bodies and hearts. The workshop became a small space to share that feeling and reflect on it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

For the shared meal, we made a fire to cook skewers with vegetables with a bit of chili; together with a shot of mezcal and sliced oranges. We burnt some texts of the workshop in the open fire.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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compost day #1 
COMPOSTING AS A VARIETY OF TECHNIQUES<\/strong>
date<\/strong> Friday, October 10, 2025
time<\/strong> 2\u20137 pm 
location<\/strong> compost garden in the courtyard of the University of Applied Arts (Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna)
with<\/strong> Kai Feldhammer & Anna Zett and Klasse f\u00fcr Performative K\u00fcnste Leipzig & Cordula F\u00f6tsch (Gartenpolylog)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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On our first official Compost Day of the semester, we explored composting using a variety of techniques. Kai Feldhammer opened the day with a guided movement session that will connect participants to compost in a physical and spatial way. Anna Zett invited us to a group analytical improvisation session at the compost heap. Together with the Performative Arts class at the HGB Leipzig, which she was temporarily teaching, she was visiting Vienna this week and was a guest at the Angewandte. Like any large group of people, the compost heap is a jumble of different life forms, bodies, and energies. What images arise between us when we gather around a compost heap instead of a campfire? Together with the students from Leipzig, Anna Zett opened up an associative space in which processes of connecting and separating take place, becoming conscious in the group, only to dive back into the darkness of the compost again and again.
Afterwards, we had a close look at our compost, together with Cordula F\u00f6tsch from Gartenpolylog<\/a> to see what it needed and took care of it: we dug, turned and nourished the compost heap. Cordula guided us through this work and shared her knowledge on composting with us.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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compost day #0
MAINTAINANCE, REPAIR, CARE<\/strong>
<\/s>date<\/strong> Friday, October 31, 2025
time<\/strong> 2 pm\u20136 pm (without collective dinner, but some garden snacks)
location<\/strong> compost garden in the courtyard of the University of Applied Arts (Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna)
with<\/strong> compost collective & Sigrid Gerl<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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We began our return to the semester with a practical work session. As always, when working with Sigrid, this means getting in touch<\/em> with the compost and the garden, to see what they need after the summer and at the beginning of fall. We observed, touched and felt what the garden needed (as well as what we needed). We also gave the compost fence stability: repaired bamboo, added wood \u2013 carved, cut, heated up and bent. We nourished and we were nourished, we organised and repaired, while we carried moments and garden stories from the summer into the fall (and our new semester).<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #17 & Angewandte Festival
<\/strong>MAPPING COMPOST
Friday June 27, 2025, 4\u20136 pm
with <\/strong>Sigrid Gerl, meandr
location<\/strong> compost heap\/garden, yard of of Angewandte, OKP<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #16
<\/strong>MOVEMENT SESSION<\/em>
SENSING WITH SOIL<\/em>
Friday June 13, 2025, 2\u20136 pm
hosted by <\/strong>Kai Feldhammer
location<\/strong> compost heap\/garden, yard of of Angewandte, OKP<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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During the session, we explored the imaginative possibilities and potentials of our senses through movement and writing. Together, we tried out different ways of how physical interaction with a place, another being, or material can become the basis for a language shaped by many, and as porous and messy as our bodies are.<\/em>
What stories exist in or emerge out of these bodily encounters, and which ways are there to tell them to each other?<\/em>
\u201eand on the skin, the salt of centuries. and in the spit, the salt of centuries. and in the blood, the salt of centuries, the tears. we require a story not measured in years. begin\u201c<\/em> \u2013 Alexis Pauline Gumbs, Dub: Finding Ceremony (2020)<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #15
<\/strong>EXCURSION TO KOMPOSTWERK OF MA48 – LOBAU<\/em>
Friday June 6, 2025, 3-4 pm
hosted by <\/strong>Andrea Lumplecker
meeting point<\/strong> with bikes 14 Uhr compost heap OKP<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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THE CARRIER BAG THEORY OF ANTI FICTION 3: NETTLES
Part 2: COLLECTIVE WEAVING AND READING AFTERNOON
Friday 30. May, 15\u201318h
hosted by<\/strong> Anna
location:<\/strong> by good weather at the compost heap at OKP, otherwise Heiligenkreuzerhof
registration<\/strong>: DM to @anna.tanzt<\/a> or mail s12230244@student.uni-ak.ac.at<\/a> <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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TRANS*MUTATION LAB # 2 DRYING
<\/strong>AN EXPLORATION IN COLLECTIVE MAKING, GROWING AND CORRESPONDING<\/em>
June 7th, 1 \u2013 4pm
(to get the complete experience, we highly recommend to attend all 3 sessions if possible!) 
hosted by<\/strong> Momo
location<\/strong> shared upon registration
registration at <\/strong>hontebeyrie.e@gmail.com<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Together, we will:\u2028
\u2737 Work with kombucha SCOBYs to create bioleather \u2014 a first encounter\u2026\u2028
\u2737 Write letters to each other \u2014 nurturing a network of soft correspondence\u2028
\u2737 Brew, mark, dry, and harvest the living material \u2014 the words and symbols we shape together<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The kombucha leather we make will become part of their final presentation, shown during Die Angewandte Festival. 
You\u2019ll also receive a piece of SCOBY and a recipe to begin your own culture at home!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Workshop dates & themes
\u2028 \u2737 03.05 \u2014 Brewing\u2028
\u2737 07.06 \u2014 Drying\u2028
\u2737 tbc \u2014 Harvesting

Momo E. Hontebeyrie is a student at Cross Disciplinary Strategies and participant of Klasse f\u00fcr Alle. These workshops are part of their master thesis on trans*mutations.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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TRANS*MUTATION LAB #1 BREWING
<\/strong>AN EXPLORATION IN COLLECTIVE MAKING, GROWING AND CORRESPONDING<\/em>
Saturday May 3rd
hosted by<\/strong> Momo
location<\/strong> shared upon registration
registration at <\/strong>hontebeyrie.e@gmail.com<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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We began by brewing kombucha, getting to know each other, the space, and the bodies that move through it\u2014and are moved by it.\u2028Letting time and narratives unfold, ferment, and correspond. \u2028A collaboration of many agents, hosted by Momo.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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THE CARRIER BAG THEORY OF ANTI FICTION 3: NETTLES
<\/strong>Part 1: NETTLE GATHERING EXCURSION<\/em>
Friday 23. May, meeting point 15h
hosted by<\/strong> Anna
location:<\/strong> Hill Garden at Kleine Stadtfarm
registration<\/strong>: DM to @anna.tanzt<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Together we harvested nettles and learned how to gain fibers from them that we used for making cordage and read together. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

You can also take home the leaves of the nettles for tea or for cooking \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n\n\n\n

This was a two part workshop, in the first part we harvestes the nettles and prepared them, in the second part (May 30th) we made the cordage. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Anna is a student at Cross Disciplinary Strategies and participant of Klasse f\u00fcr Alle. This workshop is part of their master thesis “Weaving, braiding, twining a future that does not exist”.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #14
<\/strong>CARING FOR THE COMPOST GARDEN
<\/em>Friday May 9, 2025, 2\u20135 pm
<\/em>guest workshop<\/strong> <\/em>Sigrid Gerl
location<\/strong> compost garden in the main building of Angewandte, Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2, A-1010 Vienna<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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THE CARRIER BAG THEORY OF ANTI FICTION
<\/strong>COLLECTIVE WEAVING & READING AFTERNOON<\/em>
Friday May 2nd, 3\u20136pm 
hosted by<\/strong> Anna
location<\/strong> Studio of Klasse f\u00fcr Alle at Heiligenkreuzerhof<\/a>
registration through <\/strong> insta DM to @anna.tanzt<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Together we will braid bands from dandelions and read some bits from \u201eBraiding Sweetgrass\u201c by Robin Wall Kimmerer.
Instructions and text are provided. They will also bring some dandelions for braiding, but as it is with (foraged) materials, they are not endless.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Of course, you can also pick some dandelions yourself these days!
They have discovered the bordered area around some trees in the city of Vienna are home to the longest dandelions. So preferably, collect the rather long ones. Also, give them a few days to dry (or speed it up by drying them in the sun or halving them lengthwise)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

This is the second workshop in a series of 3 on the topic of weaving! In the last one, we will work with nettles. You are invited to join all three workshops, but you can also take part in each workshop separately.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Anna is a student at Cross Disciplinary Strategies and participant of Klasse f\u00fcr Alle. This workshop is part of their master thesis \u201cthe carrier bag theory of anti fiction\u201d.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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THE CARRIER BAG THEORY OF ANTI FICTION
<\/strong>COLLECTIVE WEAVING & READING AFTERNOON<\/em>
Friday April 11, 3\u20136pm 
hosted by<\/strong> Anna
location<\/strong> Studio of Klasse f\u00fcr Alle at Heiligenkreuzerhof<\/a>
registration at <\/strong>insta DM to @anna.tanzt
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Together we will weave small baskets from rush (\u201eBinse\u201c in German) and read some of \u201eThe Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction\u201c by Ursula K. Le Guin.
Instruction, rush and text will be provided.
This is the first workshop in a series of 3 on the topic of weaving! In the future ones, we will also work with nettles and dandelions. You are invited to join all three workshops, but you can also take part in each workshop separately.
Anna is a student at Cross Disciplinary Strategies<\/em> and participant of Klasse f\u00fcr Alle<\/em>. This workshop is part of their master thesis “the carrier bag theory of anti fiction”.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #12
<\/strong>ORGANISE COLLECTIVE COMPOSTING<\/em> & COMPOST GARDENING<\/em>
Friday March 28, 2025, 2\u20133:30 pm
hosted by <\/strong>Andrea Lumplecker
location<\/strong> compost heap, garden in the  Main building of Angewandte, Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2, A-1010 Vienna<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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We compost & garden collectively, together with other humans and lots of more than human beings who need dedicated care. Compost needs (different & many) ingredients to grow, plants need water regularly …
At the core of this meeting are the questions:
How to organize that growth & care collectively?
How to commit to a long term project? What do I want to learn, what do I want to give? Where is my responsibility?
We will bring our composts to the heap, start with check in & a sensing practice, look out for and water plants, and discuss “collective action”.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #11
<\/strong>REVIVING (WITH) THE COMPOST GARDEN<\/em>
Friday March 21, 2025, 1\u2013 5pm
hosted by <\/strong>Andrea Lumplecker
with guest<\/strong> Sigrid Gerl, Kleine Stadtfarm
location<\/strong> compost heap, garden in the  Main building of Angewandte, Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2, A-1010 Vienna<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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We planted nettles
-and raspberry plants
-make a H\u00fcgelbeet
-replant another fruit tree (look for a good spot for it)
-make one compost bed into a mint bed
-seed salad, raddish, rucola as “Vorkultur”
-take care of the compost
-…<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #10
<\/strong>GETTING IN TOUCH: PROPOSITIONS FOR THE GARDEN<\/em>
Friday March 7, 2025, 3\u20135 pm
hosted by<\/strong> Andrea Lumplecker
location<\/strong> compost heap, garden in the  Main building of Angewandte, Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2, A-1010 Vienna<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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On March 7. we met outside in the compost garden for the first time this spring\/summer semester, to slowly GET IN TOUCH. We walked around the garden to see how the trees we\u2019ve replanted, the mosses, nettles and other plants we\u2019ve taken care of last year, were doing.
We did some exercises for getting to know and getting in touch with our compost garden in practical and sensual ways, to not only see, but also sense those more than human beings in many different ways \u2013 listening, touching, smelling, tasting, \u2026 We composted dry plants to make space and light for little, growing plants. We even already seeded some spinach, rucola and salad.
We are very much looking forward to working with and in this garden in a practice of compost and soil care, this year.
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COMPOST CARE #9
<\/strong>Freitag 21. Februar 2025, 15\u201317 Uhr
Reading Compost: Elvira Espejo Ayca: YANAK UYWA\u00d1A, The Mutual Nurturing of the Arts<\/a> & Garden planning
hosted by <\/strong>compost collective & Andrea Lumplecker
Location<\/strong> compost heap, Yard in the Main building of Angewandte, Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2, A-1010 Vienna<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #8
<\/strong>Freitag 17. J\u00e4nner 2025, 15\u201317 Uhr
Mapping the Compost
hosted by <\/strong>compost collective & meandr
Ort<\/strong> compost heap, Hauptgeb\u00e4ude der Angewandten, Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2, A-1010 Wien<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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How does compost transform through time? What holds it together and what connections are there that benefit the metabolism of the compost heap? Questions meandr raises and tries to answer through a collective dissection.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

meandr<\/strong>
A Vienna based collective whose members all have diverse backgrounds ranging from art, architecture, ecology, geography to education. They participated in the \u201cFree Radicals<\/em>\u201d program at Floating University<\/s> in Berlin where they executed their project \u201cAssembly of the Unmapped<\/em>\u201d through which they have refined and strengthened their methodology relating to mapping. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #7
<\/strong>Friday, January 10, 2025, 15-17 Uhr
Report from the Workshop \u201eComposting as Transforming, Speculating, and Writing\u201c at the Living Library of @biodesignlab_hfgk <\/a>
hosted by<\/strong> Vik Bayer & Michael Reindel (compost collective)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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With insights into the 2-day workshop and the practice of the Bio Design Lab in Karlsruhe with a special focus on their project of the Living Library
Location<\/strong> Studio at Heiligenkreuzerhof<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #6
<\/strong>Friday 20.12.24, 3\u20135 pm
end of the year compost care + burning herbs
hosted by <\/strong>Ivie Isibor (compost collective)
meeting point <\/strong>Compost Heap at Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz, Courtyard of Die Angewandte Main Building<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #5
<\/strong>Friday 29.11.2024, 3 pm
compost visit at Kleine Stadtfarm
invited by<\/strong> Sigrid Gerl
meeting point<\/strong> Kleine Stadt Farm
Naufahrtweg 14a
1220 Wien
public transport: U2 to Donaustadtbr\u00fccke, 93A to Rallenweg<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #4
<\/strong>Friday 22.11.2024, 3\u20135 pm
Spinning Nettles
hosted by<\/strong> Vickie Ferreri (compost collective) & Pi Schuh #4
Friday 22.11.2024, 3\u20135 pm
SPINNING NETTLES
hosted by<\/strong> Vickie Ferreri (compost collective) & Pi Schuh<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Nettle plants grow all around our compost heap – we love their resilience as well as their beauty. In this workshop, Vickie and Pi will show us how to cut up the dried fibers and spin them into strong twine.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #3
<\/strong>Friday 15.11.2024, 3\u20135 pm
Braiding Bamboo, compost care
hosted by<\/strong> compost collective<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #2
<\/strong>Friday 25.10.2024, 3-5 pm
Soil, Onggi, Secret Cross: Kimchi Workshop with Political Storytelling
hosted by<\/strong> Yeonwoo Chang (compost collective)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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COMPOST CARE #1
<\/strong>Friday 18. Oktober 2024, 3\u20135 pm
Structuring and re-initiating the compost heap
compost collective invited<\/strong> Sigrid Gerl, Kleine Stadtfarm<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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