The Wien Museum presents 'Arena Wien. Jedenfalls ist es Liebe!', an exhibition exploring the pivotal history and enduring significance of Arena Wien. It traces the venue's evolution from its 1976 occupation into a vital cultural hub and alternative music venue in Vienna. This presentation examines its unique identity, community spirit, and current function, offering insights into alternative culture's ongoing impact.
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This exhibition explores the history and enduring significance of the Arena Wien, a vital cultural hub in Vienna. It delves into the institution's alternative scene, its role as a concert venue, and the convictions of those who work there, questioning the nature of alternative culture in contemporary society.
The exhibition 'Arena Wien. Jedenfalls ist es Liebe!' commemorates the Arena Wien, tracing its origins back to the 1976 occupation and its evolution into a lasting meeting point and venue. It investigates the institution's dual identity: its 'resistant' self-perception and its professional positioning within the global music business. The exhibition offers a group portrait of the Arena, encompassing its audience, its spirit of protest, and its empowerment of a community. It examines how this cultural institution functions today, the motivations of its long-time staff, and the potential of alternative culture amidst current economic and social challenges, drawing parallels from early performances by figures like Schmetterlinge and Leonard Cohen to its present-day activities.
Entry to the exhibition is free of charge. Further information regarding admission prices and free offers can be found in the visitor information section.
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