Superflux’s exhibition ‘The Craftocene’ is now open at the Weltmuseum in Vienna (tickets here).
I had a wonderful few days with the Superflux team back in February mixing and installing the sound across the three rooms of the exhibition. It’s a great show: there is some further detail about the exhibition sound design and individual pieces here.
The rest of the rooms of the Weltmuseum (and the museums surrounding it) are wonderful to visit (particularly the quite mind blowing scale of the historic musical instrument collection, of which more soon).
A debt of gratitude to everyone at the Weltmuseum for making us so welcome, and in particular to Christoph for working with me over the few days I was there.
To Vienna, a beautiful, epoch traversing city!
Forthcoming exhibition with Superflux. 'The Craftocene' at Weltmuseum, Wien
The start of March 2026 will see the opening of a four room exhibition by artist group Superflux, The Craftocene, for which I am composing a series of sound scores, spatial sound pieces and a film soundtrack.
Read MoreExhibition opening - Lily Greenham at Kunsthalle Wien: 'Radical Software: Women, Art & Computing 1960-1991'
Lily Greenham’s computing works, first exhibited as part of the Badischer Kunstverein exhibition in Karlsruhe (March–May 2024) that I co-curated with Andrew Walsh-Lister, Anja Casser and Alex Balgiu, are now travelling to Vienna, where they will be exhibited in the excellent travelling show ‘Radical Software: Women, Art & Computing 1960-1991.’ The exhibition runs in Vienna from 2025-02-28 to 2025-05-25 and is well worth a visit.
More information about the exhibition and how to visit can be found here.
