Helmut and Johanna Kandl, Your Way to the Top, 2001, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Herwig Kempinger, Remix, 2001, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Dorit Margreiter, some establishing shots (labour), 2002, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Andreas Siekmann, ABMachine, 1996–99, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Lisl Ponger, The Great Divide, 2002, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Melik Ohanian, White Wall Travelling 1997, 2003, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Marko Lulić, KOLARIĆ, 2003, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Thomas Locher, Politics of Communication, 2003, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Die Damen, Women's Work is Never Done, 2004, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Film Stills, Work Cinema, 2004, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Ken Lum, Schnitzel Company, 2004, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Wien
Jakob Kolding, Spaced Out?, 2004, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Julius Deutschbauer and Gerhard Spring, Arbeit macht froh (Works brings happiness), 2005, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Ruth Anderwald and Leonhard Grond, Relative Strength, 2005, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Allan Sekula, Shipwreck and Workers, 2005, Worlds of Work, museum in progress, billboards, Vienna
Worlds of Work, Vienna, 2005
Worlds of Work, Vienna, 2005
"Worlds of Work" (2001–2005) is a museum in progress exhibition series in cooperation with the Vienna Chamber of Labour in the media of poster (1040 Wien, Prinz Eugen Straße 20–22 and Plößlgasse 13) on INFOSCREENs in the Vienna underground system and in the daily newspaper DER STANDARD.
"Worlds of Work" is a response to the desire by the Vienna Chamber of Labour for discussion in public and hence with workers of socially relevant issues in a fine-arts format.
The project was documented in a publication: Worlds of Work, ed. by the Chamber of Labour for Vienna and museum in progress, Vienna, 2005, 120 pages, German/English. Order the book in our webshop!
