Science/Fiction – A Non-History of Plants
Exhibition
FOTO ARSENAL WIEN Arsenal Objekt 19A, 1030 Wien
4.10.2025 — 18.1.2026
Artists: Albin Guillot Laure, Atkins Anna, Blossfeldt Karl, Bradbury Henry, Brakhage Stan, Comandon Jean, Dashti Gohar, Dénes Àgnes, Deubner Rebekka, Diederix Elspeth, Erickson Kalev, False Eléonore, Fontcuberta Joan, Francis Freddie, Freiherr von Ettingshausen Constantin, Grotova Olga, Heltoft Ulrick, Kazma Ali, Laghouati-Rashwan Samir, Lempert Jochen, Loderer Angelika, Mesiti Angelica, Murnau Friedrich Wilhelm, Pallot Alice, PLRG (Psycholudic Research Group), Polska Agnieszka, Reichmann Max, Renger-Patzsch Albert, Romero Almudena, Roux Philippe, Ruperto Miljohn, Sekeley Steve, Si-Qin Timur, Talbot William Henry Fox, Tepe Richard, Tondeur Anaïs, Weston Edward
Curator: Victoria Aresheva, Clothilde Morette, Mona Schubert
What if plants were more intelligent than we thought? What if they could observe, communicate—and perhaps even dream?
This group exhibition invites viewers to engage historically with the world of plants, while being as sensuous as it is speculative and enlightening. Developed in collaboration with the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP) in Paris, it brings together works by more than 40 international artists, beginning with early pioneers of photography such as Anna Atkins, William Henry Fox Talbot, and Laure Albin Guillot. Their works enter into dialogue with contemporary positions, including those of Ágnes Dénes, Jochen Lempert, and Agnieszka Polska.
Attention: For details on accessibility, please contact the program partner directly.
This group exhibition invites viewers to engage historically with the world of plants, while being as sensuous as it is speculative and enlightening. Developed in collaboration with the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP) in Paris, it brings together works by more than 40 international artists, beginning with early pioneers of photography such as Anna Atkins, William Henry Fox Talbot, and Laure Albin Guillot. Their works enter into dialogue with contemporary positions, including those of Ágnes Dénes, Jochen Lempert, and Agnieszka Polska.
Attention: For details on accessibility, please contact the program partner directly.
Tue11 AM–7 PM
Wed11 AM–7 PM
Thu11 AM–7 PM
Fri11 AM–7 PM
Sat11 AM–7 PM
Sun11 AM–7 PM
10.00 € Barrier-free
Artists: Albin Guillot Laure, Atkins Anna, Blossfeldt Karl, Bradbury Henry, Brakhage Stan, Comandon Jean, Dashti Gohar, Dénes Àgnes, Deubner Rebekka, Diederix Elspeth, Erickson Kalev, False Eléonore, Fontcuberta Joan, Francis Freddie, Freiherr von Ettingshausen Constantin, Grotova Olga, Heltoft Ulrick, Kazma Ali, Laghouati-Rashwan Samir, Lempert Jochen, Loderer Angelika, Mesiti Angelica, Murnau Friedrich Wilhelm, Pallot Alice, PLRG (Psycholudic Research Group), Polska Agnieszka, Reichmann Max, Renger-Patzsch Albert, Romero Almudena, Roux Philippe, Ruperto Miljohn, Sekeley Steve, Si-Qin Timur, Talbot William Henry Fox, Tepe Richard, Tondeur Anaïs, Weston Edward
Curator: Victoria Aresheva, Clothilde Morette, Mona Schubert
What if plants were more intelligent than we thought? What if they could observe, communicate—and perhaps even dream?
This group exhibition invites viewers to engage historically with the world of plants, while being as sensuous as it is speculative and enlightening. Developed in collaboration with the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP) in Paris, it brings together works by more than 40 international artists, beginning with early pioneers of photography such as Anna Atkins, William Henry Fox Talbot, and Laure Albin Guillot. Their works enter into dialogue with contemporary positions, including those of Ágnes Dénes, Jochen Lempert, and Agnieszka Polska.
Attention: For details on accessibility, please contact the program partner directly.
This group exhibition invites viewers to engage historically with the world of plants, while being as sensuous as it is speculative and enlightening. Developed in collaboration with the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP) in Paris, it brings together works by more than 40 international artists, beginning with early pioneers of photography such as Anna Atkins, William Henry Fox Talbot, and Laure Albin Guillot. Their works enter into dialogue with contemporary positions, including those of Ágnes Dénes, Jochen Lempert, and Agnieszka Polska.
Attention: For details on accessibility, please contact the program partner directly.
| 19—2 Uhr
What if plants were more intelligent than we thought? What if they could observe, communicate—and perhaps even dream? This group exhibition invites viewers to engage historically with the world of plants, while being as sensuous as it is speculative and...
Opening hours:
Tue11 AM–7 PM
Wed11 AM–7 PM
Thu11 AM–7 PM
Fri11 AM–7 PM
Sat11 AM–7 PM
Sun11 AM–7 PM
Address:
Arsenal Objekt 19A
1030 Wien
Arsenal Objekt 19A
1030 Wien