28 August – 24 September 2012
Quelle architecture pour la Culture ?
Architecture et développement culturel en Basse-Autriche
Bau[T]en für die Künste
Architecture and cultural development in Lower Austria Lower Austria, a state in the northeast of the country, has adopted a decentralized cultural policy. As a result, the region’s bucolic landscape is now home to many major cultural sites, designed by great architects such as Steven Holl, Klaus Kada, Hans Hollein and Gustav Peichl. Crossed by the Danube and with the young and dynamic city of Sankt Pölten as its capital, the state has seen its cultural sector grow at a spectacular rate over the last 20 years. Numerous events are held every year, including music festivals, performing arts festivals, art exhibitions and artists’ workshops. The exhibition at La Galerie d’Architecture also presents some older cultural sites, set in magnificent countryside and an important part of the state’s heritage.
Lower Austria’s cultural sites, whether new constructions, or refurbishments or extensions of existing buildings, have been captured by the discerning lens of photographer Bruno Klomfar.
Curator : Theresia Hauenfels.
Exhibition organized in conjunction with the Austrian Cultural Forum and the cultural section of the Lower Austrian government.
Pavillon de concerts, parc du château de Grafenegg : the next ENTERprise-architects. © Bruno Klomfar
Related Events
Opening of Foreign Cultures Week. Round table at 6pm.
À l’occasion, la galerie sera ouverte exceptionellement.
À l’occasion, la galerie sera ouverte exceptionellement.