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Tuesday@Secession 2023: Explore the Weekly Event Series and Member Performances

Experience engaging artistic contributions and talks from Secession members in the unique setting of the garden.

The Tuesday@Secession 2023 series invites you to explore a diverse range of performances and artistic contributions by Secession members. These weekly evening events are hosted in the picturesque outdoor space of the Secession's garden. It provides a unique platform to engage with affiliated artists and their ongoing work, fostering dialogue and presentation within the creative community.

About Tuesday@Secession 2023 at Secession in Vienna

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Exhibition summary

Tuesday@Secession 2023 is a recurring event series featuring members of the Secession. The series takes place every Tuesday evening in the garden of the Secession.

Curatorial context

Tuesday@Secession 2023 is a programmatic series that showcases performances and contributions from members of the Secession. Held weekly on Tuesday evenings throughout the summer, the events unfold in the outdoor space of the Secession's garden. The series aims to highlight the diverse practices and ongoing work of the Secession's affiliated artists, offering a platform for engagement and presentation.

Admission and ticket notes

The page does not provide specific ticketing information for the Tuesday@Secession series, suggesting it may be included with general admission or be a free event. Visitors are directed to a general ticket link for the Secession. General opening hours are Tuesday-Sunday, 10 AM to 6 PM. The events likely occur after regular opening hours starting at 8 PM. More detailed information may be found via the 'Mehr erfahren' links associated with each specific Tuesday event, which link to individual event pages on the Secession website.

Tuesday@Secession 2023 key exhibition facts

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Venue
Secession
Current status
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Exhibition schedule
From Jul 4, 2023
Artist line / attribution
Features members of the Secession, with specific event participants including Christoph Weber & Nikolaus Eckhard, Gerry Ammann, Leopold Kessler, M. Dudeck, Alice Gorman & Ralo Mayer, Christian Hutzinger, Nikolaus Gansterer & Arno Böhler, and many others.
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