COOK, EAT & CLEAN – Ritual of Disobedience

Fri 20 Nov – Sun 22 Nov and Fri 27 Nov – Sun 29 Nov 2026

Since 2019, the COOK, EAT & CLEAN format has transformed the eindorf art space into a shared space of experience once a year, where cooking, eating and cleaning become artistic and social practices. What began as an experiment to dissolve the boundaries between artists and audiences has evolved into an independent format situated between performance, hospitality and collective participation.

The sixth edition is once again artistically directed and curated by Masoumeh Jalalieh and Daniel Zimmermann. It brings together local and international artists with diverse artistic perspectives: from Laura Vilar Dolç’s somatic dance practice and Parham Rostam Abadi’s exploration of diaspora and belonging to Roya Keshavarz’s investigations of adaptation and change, Vasko Nasonov’s body-based work on repetition and control, Robert Steijn’s ritual practice, Ava Jalali’s engagement with the body and self-determination, and Fred Lorca’s musical work.

With Low Songs, Oleg Soulimenko invites dancers and performers such as Elisabeth Tambwe and Katelyn Roae King & Alexander Chernyshkov, as well as the band Love is not an Orange, to share their passion for music through lo-fi compositions and songs. The film programme is developed in collaboration with Sixpackfilm and features thematically curated short films among others by Michael Heindl, Hamed Rad, Aryan Zolfaghari and Derek Roberts.

The detailed programm, including dates and events, will be announced soon.

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COOK, EAT & CLEAN – Ritual of Disobedience

Fr. 20.11. – So. 22.11. und Fr. 27.11. – So. 29.11.2026

Seit 2019 verwandelt das Veranstaltungsformat COOK, EAT & CLEAN den Kunstraum eindorf einmal jährlich in einen gemeinsamen Erfahrungsraum, in dem Kochen, Essen und Aufräumen zu künstlerischen und sozialen Praktiken werden. Was als Experiment begann, um die Grenzen zwischen Künstler*innen und Publikum aufzulösen, hat sich zu einem eigenständigen Format zwischen Performance, Gastgeben und kollektiver Teilhabe entwickelt.

Die sechste Ausgabe wird erneut von Masoumeh Jalalieh und Daniel Zimmermann künstlerisch geleitet und kuratiert. Sie versammelt internationale und lokale Künstler*innen mit unterschiedlichen künstlerischen Perspektiven: von Laura Vilar Dolçs somatischer Tanzpraxis über Parham Rostam Abadis Auseinandersetzung mit Diaspora und Zugehörigkeit, Roya Keshavarz’ Untersuchungen von Anpassung und Veränderung und Vasko Nasonovs körperbasierte Arbeit zu Wiederholung und Kontrolle bis zu Robert Steijns Ritualpraxis, Ava Jalalis Beschäftigung mit Körper und Selbstbestimmung und Fred Lorcas musikalischer Arbeit.

Oleg Soulimenko lädt mit Low Songs Tänzerinnen und Performerinnen wie Elisabeth Tambwe, Katelyn Roae King & Alexander Chernyshkov sowie die Band Love is not an Orange ein, ihre Leidenschaft für Musik in Lo-Fi-Kompositionen und Songs zu teilen. Das Filmprogramm entsteht in Zusammenarbeit mit Sixpackfilm und umfasst thematisch kuratierte Kurzfilme unter anderem von Michael Heindl, Hamed Rad, Aryan Zolfaghari und Derek Roberts.

Das detaillierte Programm mit allen Terminen und Veranstaltungen folgt in Kürze.



RESTOR(Y)ING THE BODY
Meditations­retreat
mit
Mytri Suchetas (Shanti Dham, Kerala)

15.10 – 19.10.2026

Wir laden Sie herzlich zu einem Meditationswochenende und drei Praxisabenden mit Myrti Suchetas ein. Auf dem Programm stehen Yoga, Meditation und eine Einführung in die indische Philosophie.

Do 15.10.2026 – 18.00 – 20.00 Uhr   

Fr 16.10.2026 – 18.00 – 20.00 Uhr   

Sa 17.10.2026 – 11.00 – 18.00 Uhr

So 18.10.2026 – 11.00 – 18.00 Uhr

Mo 19.10.2026 – 18.00 – 20.00 Uhr

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SMOM. Between
Exhibition, performances, participatory and somatic practices

Oktober 8. – 25. 2026

SMOM. Between is an event series curated by the SMOM platform, bringing together an exhibition, live and participatory performances, somatic encounters, and a self-empowerment clubbing with pedagogical childcare. Across these different formats, artists explore (m)otherhood, care, memory and the social structures surrounding them from feminist, queer and non-binary perspectives.

The exhibition presents works by mother and daughter Ewa Kaja and Walentina Ammann, alongside video works by Darina Alster, Kateřina Olivová, Tzitzi Barrantes, Marta Bosowska, Vaida Tamoševičiūtė and Guadalupe Aldrete. The programme also includes live performances by Luiza Furtado, Negin Rezaie and Vaida Tamoševičiūtė, a participative performative experience with Mirjana Mustra, a Self-Empowerment Clubbing with Negin Rezaie, Guadalupe Aldrete and Agnes Schneidewind, and pedagogical childcare at mezekere with Nina Sandino. Two Somatic Guided Tours by Guadalupe Aldrete further activate the exhibition through embodied practices and collective reflection.

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Diffractive Dialogues 4 

28-29-30 Sept.

at eindorf and Kunsthalle Exnergasse

with Sophia Hörmann, Sarah Sternat, and Asher Ó Gormáin

Ha ha ha ha: rhythms of care

What happens when a practice of sustaining life is recontextualized in an art space? What changes when an act shifts from necessity to intention? Many forms of maintenance, support, and attentiveness unfold unnoticed, woven into everyday rhythms. What do they become once they are made visible? Through which forms can they appear? What rhythms define these practices?

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Antikörper 

zone[27]

öffentliches Sharing 25.09.2026 [18:30]

In deren neuer Arbeit Antikörper beschäftigt sich das Kollektiv zone[27] mit Ablehnung | Rejection als sozialem und psychologischem Prozess. Mit einer tiefgreifenden Faszination für die Komplexität zwischenmenschlicher Beziehungen arbeiten die Künstler:innen im Rahmen der Residency mit Erinnerung, mit inneren Skripten und deren Verkörperung.

Dabei stehen Ablehnung und Gemeinschaftlichkeit gleichsam im Fokus. Antikörper bildet eine affektive performative Landschaft, die von 4 verschiedenen Kreaturen | Charakteren bewohnt wird. Deren jeweils spezifische Umgangsweisen mit Ausgrenzung, Scham, Liebe, Hass fügen sich zu einer somatischen Polyphonie.

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L A V A

curated by: Mayte Valencia and Mario Wandu

artists: Guadalupe Aldrete,  Daniel H. Pineda, Teresa Margolles, Cuaco Navarro, Blu Pedra, and Mario Wandu

Opening: 24. June 2026, 19:00

exhibition open until: 11. July 2026

Through ritualistic, performative, and multimedia practices, L A V A explores body, memory, and materiality—activating ancestral knowledge and collective forms of care, bringing together artists from the Global South and Europe.

As a laboratory, residency and exhibition, LAVA unfolds through performative installations, fictionalised archives and multimedia works that invite us to explore ways of inhabiting memory as an accumulation of layers, erasures and projections, where identity always appears mediated by other bodies, other landscapes and other space-time dimensions. What emerges is not the result of a straight path, but the trace of multiple attempts in which the works of Guadalupe Aldrete, Daniel H. Pineda, Teresa Margolles, Cuaco Navarro, Blu Pedra and Mario Wandu —artists from Mexico, Chile, Spain and Austria— maintain an active relationship with that which produces them: genealogies and displacements of subsistence.

a project by Ancestral Synonyms & Save The Artist & eindorf

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KLIMA BIENNALE WIEN  “Unspeakable Worlds”

presents: CRISIS OF SENITIVITY 

with and by Guadalupe Aldrete, Masoumeh Jalalieh, Robert Jíša, Linda Samaraweerowa, Judith Stehlik, Daniel Zimmermann, Tahereh Nourani and Johanna Zachhuber

As part of the 2026 Klima Biennale, eindorf is transformed into a resonant space for the body, memory and environment. Here, a site-specific, multidisciplinary intervention emerges, weaving together choreographic, performative, installation, photographic and cinematic practices. The artists reflect on the deep interconnections between ecological and human crises, exploring their capacity to respond sensitively to their own and others‘ vulnerabilities. The result is a landscape that invites visitors to experience transformation through their senses and bodies.

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KLIMA BIENNALE WIEN  “Unspeakable Worlds”

presents

CRISIS OF SENITIVITY:  “Carpet of Time – 1974 Movements”

a performance by Masoumeh Jalalieh & Daniel Zimmermann

Tuesday, 16 April 2026, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. & Sunday, 19 April 2026, 6:00–8:00 p.m.

Carpet of Time is a dynamically unfolding performance that embodies resistance against repressive systems through abstract movements and sounds. Inspired by the geometric ornaments and the “pattern singing” of Iranian carpet weavers, the performers engage in an interplay between geometry and movement to explore how abstract compositions can make the dynamics of resonance, transformation, and the perception of time tangible. Within a 9×9-point grid, constant shifts give rise to ever-new, never-to-be-repeated constellations. In the tension between rigid structure and fluid connections unfolds the beauty of a non-hierarchical unity, where limited space enables boundless collective experience.

Inspired by the music of Cosmo Sheldrake and Rainer Kohlberger’s video work Answering the Sun.

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