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Tuesday@Secession 2025: Summer Series of Live Art and Performative Events in Vienna

Enjoy free weekly artistic interventions, film screenings, and lectures throughout summer 2025 in the Secession's historic garden.

Discover the Tuesday@Secession 2025 summer series, transforming the Secession's garden into a vibrant hub for live artistic engagement in Vienna. This curated program presents a diverse array of site-specific and performative interventions by invited artists. From July 1 to August 26, 2025, attendees can enjoy film screenings, performances, spoken word, and lectures, offering unique cultural experiences free of charge.

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Exhibition summary

Tuesday@Secession 2025 is a summer programming series featuring ort-specific, performative interventions by selected guests. Held every Tuesday evening in the Secession's garden, the series presents a diverse range of artistic events, including film screenings, performances, book presentations, and lectures.

Curatorial context

Tuesday@Secession 2025 is a curated summer series that transforms the Secession's garden into a space for live artistic engagement. Running every Tuesday from July 1 to August 26, 2025, the program features a variety of ort-specific and performative interventions by invited artists and collectives. These events include film screenings with artist introductions, a multi-part presentation by the Tbilisi Triennial, performances, spoken word readings, and lectures. This series aims to provide a platform for diverse artistic practices and dialogues, offering audiences unique experiences in an open-air setting. The program is free to attend and is curated by Ariane Mueller, with individual events and participating artists detailed throughout the schedule. The events will take place in the garden, with an alternative indoor location in case of rain.

Admission and ticket notes

Admission to the Tuesday@Secession events is free. The events take place in the garden of the Secession, with an alternative indoor location in case of rain.

Tuesday@Secession 2025 key exhibition facts

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Venue
Secession
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Jul 1, 2025 – Aug 26, 2025
Artist line / attribution
The series features interventions by selected guests, including Ariane Mueller, Tbilisi Triennial, Martin Ebner & The Gibo-Chan Orchestra, Leyla Yenirce with Mazlum Nergiz, Karl Holmqvist, Pirate Cinema Berlin, Roger Van Voorhees, NWG, Elisa R. Linn, and Theresa Patzschke. The 2025 edition is curated by Ariane Mueller.
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