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Volle Blüte: A Series of Literary Events & Cultural Attractions at the Botanical Garden of the University of Vienna

Immerse yourself in unique interdisciplinary experiences bridging art, literature, and nature through readings and writing workshops.

The 'Volle Blüte' program at Vienna's Botanical Garden offers unique interdisciplinary experiences, blending art, literature, and nature. Discover literary walks where authors read their works, enhanced by botanists discussing the garden's plant life. The series also includes music, visual arts, and creative writing workshops for deeper engagement.

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Exhibition summary

Volle Blüte, meaning 'Full Bloom,' is a series of literary events held at the Botanical Garden of the University of Vienna. These events combine art and nature, knowledge and imagination, featuring readings by authors, botanical insights, music, and visual arts.

Curatorial context

The 'Volle Blüte' program at the Botanical Garden of the University of Vienna offers a unique interdisciplinary experience that bridges the realms of art, literature, and nature. Through literary walks, authors read from their works, with botanists providing context and connection to the diverse plant life within the garden. The series also incorporates elements of music and visual arts to create a richer, multi-sensory engagement. Additionally, 'Blattentfaltungen' (Leaf Unfoldings) writing workshops are offered, inviting participants to engage in their own literary creation inspired by the botanical surroundings. This program aims to foster a deeper appreciation for both the written word and the natural world.

Admission and ticket notes

Pre-registration is required via the provided link. Tickets cost €10, with a reduced price of €7 for members of the Association of Friends of the Botanical Garden. Entry is free for children up to 10 years old. Payment for the literary walks is made on-site. Writing workshops have a separate participation fee of €45 per course.

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Venue
Botanical Garden of the University of Vienna
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Apr 7, 2024 – Oct 11, 2024
Artist line / attribution
Features readings by authors such as Verena Gotthardt, Mila Haugová, Frieda Paris, Jasmin Gerstmayr, Sandra Hubinger, Günther Kaip, Ivana Miloš, Julia Costa, Sophia Lunra Schnack, and Christoph Szalay. Botanical moderation is provided by David Bröderbauer, and literary moderation by Beatrice Simonsen. Writing workshops are led by Brigitta Höpler.
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