Over the course of days and weeks, disciplined series of numbers have been compiled to record the daily consumption of cigarettes.

tim is ‘your ideal companion through everyday mobility’, promises the service, which has been appearing in and around Graz in the form of mobility hubs since 2016.

This portrait series by Maryam Mohammadi and Joachim Hainzl was produced in collaboration with the women depicted.

Iris Andraschek’s research into the current topic of care work once again focuses on making social participation visible.

It is a well-known problem that farmers usually do not get a fair price for their products and often do not have the time, money or talent to market them directly.

Mit dem Skizzenstift bauen sich von Menschen gestaltete Szenen im Wald auf. Kurz aufblitzende Fotos überblenden, um gleich darauf zu zerbrechen.

An old condom vending machine has been refilled by the Graz-based collective RISOGRAD. Three different packages contain a chronology of feminist activities in Austria, a manifesto collection and an activism packet, practising feminist social criticism.

In order to raise awareness of this state of affairs, the artist Adina Camhy designed posters that call for more appreciation of care work. NO MORE BITTER PILLS continues her project. The posters were shown in the exhibition HILFSLINIEN - Linije pomoči in the Pavelhaus – Pavlova hiša, but were also distributed in public space.