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SystemKunst KG
c/o Creative Cluster
Viktor-Christ-Gasse 10
1050 Wien
Austria
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CITIES
- ViennaAT
- TorontoCA
- St. PöltenAT
- OttawaCA
- LindabrunnAT
- DresdenDE
- BerlinDE
- KingstonCA
- MelkAT
- ChemnitzDE
- HalleinAT
- AveiroPT
- PortorozSI
- KremsAT
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- LinzAT
- RapottensteinAT
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FEATURED ARTISTS
Our mission is to create, procure, research, distribute, and preserve art in public space.
There are more artworks by dead men stored in museums than can be exhibited. What remains is the virtual, imaginary area, with it's almost infinite amount of room.
Instead of continuing the current trend of art as “temporary intervention”, we use the space between the worlds as a self-determined, permanent and experimental playground, with the goal to reawaken imagination and collaboration in public space.
We challenge the status quo and redefine the concept of the museum, rethinking the questions:
What is art and who perceives it?
We support this reoccupation of public space with a decentralized platform based on augmented reality, making gps-anchored artifacts accessible to everyone, both at home and abroad.
Our museum’s 'building' is expanded through participation of the public, inscribed anywhere and without boundaries, making art virtually tangible and accessible, conveying the permanent transformation of art and society by technology.
We are timeless, have infinite space and are always open to the public.
225 ARTISTS
Aaron Swartz, Adam Lebesmühlbacher, Adina Camhy, Adrian J. Haim, Ahoo Maher, Alex Grüner, Alex Sihelsk, Alexandra Gelis, Aliya Davletova, AMTA, Amy Lockhart, Anahí González, Andrea Nagl, Andrew Zukerman, André Reitter, Anna Fekete, Anna Lerchbaumer, Anna Vasof, Anna Watzinger, Anna-Lena Schlamp, Annika Ley, anto_nie, Antonio Labuhar, B.A.D., Barbis Ruder, Barry Doupé, Beatriz Juarez, Bela Bender, Ben McCarthy, Benedikt Pfisterer, Bernhard Staudinger, Bernhard Zorzi, Brandon Blommaert, BYDL / Sandro Nicolussi, Caroline Bergwinkl, Caroline Gritsch, Carsten Busse, Catherine Spet, Charlotte Eifler, Chora Malik, Christian Milutinovic, Christiane Böhm, Christiane Wittig, Christoph Lammerhuber, chronoclast, Chrysostomos Papachristou, Clara Hofmann, Coco Guzmán, Conny Zenk, Constanze Wolpers, Cristian Anutoiu, Dagmar Rohm, Daniel Nuderscher, Daphney Joseph, David Wuchte, Debashis Sinha, Deborah Sengl, Devon Hansen, Eaters, Elena Messner, Elet.Irrlicht, Elias Jocher, Elisabeth Kapeller, Elise Simard, Emilia Miguez, Emma Chapuy, Eni Brandner, Eva Perner, Evangelos Bakalis, Faiyaz Jafri, Felix Helmut Wagner, Felix Reiterer, Ferdinand Doblhammer, Florian Salvesberger, Francesca Centoze, Franci Duran, Fraunhofer IWU-Institut Chemnitz, Freya Björg Olafson, Gabriel Esteban Molina, Georg Luif, Gerhald3d, Gio Gio, Gudrun Rath, Guillermo Tellechea, Gökçe Elif Göbüt, Günter Richard Wett, Günther Dreger, Hanna Adlaoui Mayerl, Hans Kupelwieser, Hansel Sato, Heinz Seidenbusch, Hidèo Snes, HoliznaCC0, Hr. Litto, Ines Blatterer, Integral, İlkhan Selçuk Erdoğan, Jakob Sam, Jakob Steininger, Janine Scheer-Erb, Jascha Suess, Jay Ahmed, Jay Vaughan, Jeff Tran, Jesus Velez, Jolueus, Jopa Jotakin, Julie Bader, karen darricades, Karolina Sobel, Kata Tüz, Kate Wilson, Katrin Eßer, Khadija Aziz, Kion - Laurenz Oellinger, Kirikou Gueye, Klimentina Li, Kokoro, Lale Rodgarkia-Dara, Laurus Edelbacher, Leonhard Müllner, Lev Kerbel, Libby Hague, Line Finderup Jensen, Litto / Daniela Weiss, Lorena Salomé, Louise Linsenbolz, Luke Nickel, Lysann Németh, Madi Piller, Magdalena Marie Friedl, Mandy Knospe, Manuel Bayer, Manuel Cyrill Bachinger, Marco Otoya, Marco Royal Nicodemo, Marek Simonik, Margarete Jahrmann, Maria Legault, Marie-Sophie Singer, Marietta Bitsakaki, Markus Goldgruber, Markus Liszt, Markus Wintersberger, Marlene Mautner, Martina Fröschl, Mathias Hradecsni, Mathias Juvan, matrix2957, Maxim Shchapov, Maximilian Prag, Meks, Melanie Hollaus, Michael Stumpf, Milena Georgieva, Miss Bubblebliss, Nadine Valcin, Nadzeya Dubik, Nasa: Sounds of Saturn, NGGB (Neigungsgruppe Geisterbahn), Nick Fox-Gieg, Nikola Supukovic, Nikoleta Tourlouki, Nils Olger, Noémi Kiss, Offerus Ablinger, Oktogon / Sebastian Konzett, Olaf Osten, Olga Borzęcka, Paloma Rendón Dawkins, Patrick Harrop, Patryk Senwicki, Paul Schengber, Peter Cornicius, Peter Schoiswohl, Peter Várnai, Petra Sturm, Philip Fritz, Philipp Reinsberg, Phoebe Parsons, pool Architektur, Purple Planet, Radperformance, Reinhold Zisser, Renée Winter, Robin Klengel, Ron Loranger, Rosalina Libertad Cerritos, Ruth Zimmermann, Sabine Maier, Sakina Teyna, Sashi Turkof, Sebastian Scholz, Selina Nowak, Shahab Nedaei, Sierra Joy Weston, Simon Rainer, Simone Carneiro, Sissi Petutschnig, Sojin Chun, Stefan Glasauer, Stefan Stürzer, Stephanie Meisl, SystemKollektiv, Sébastien Pitt, Tao Guanyu, TE-R, Tereza Klčová, The Wanderer, Theofano Katomoniati, Thomas Wagensommerer, Tim Peham, Tim Rakutt, Tina Kult, Tobias Schermann, Total Refusal, Vandragon, Vera Sebert, Verena Tscherner, Victoria Coeln, Wassily Bartuska, Winston Hacking, xrnoe, YUKI, Zirkus Mops
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