and hope. Against the backdrop of numerous wars and conflicts, the exhibition also includes works that deal with feelings of helplessness or even resignation. But it is also about courage and solidarity as well as the need for responsibility. Even if most of the works relate to specific social situations or conflicts, the exhibition is primarily concerned with reminding us and reminding us that no power relationship, no asymmetry of power, is final or should be accepted as such. Poetics of Power is thus a call to engage with the decoding and unveiling of hidden or seemingly unquestionable socio-political contexts through the artistic positions on display. Yael Bartana . Vajiko Chachkhiani . Jošt Franko . Gabriela Golder . Cristian Inostroza . Grada Kilomba . Daria Koltsova . Goshka Macuga . Daniela Ortiz . Ahmet Öğüt . Erkan Özgen . Hannes Priesch . Monira al Qadiri . Zanny Begg und Oliver Ressler . Anna Zvyagintseva . Lukas Marxt . Ala Savashevich

Mit Beiträgen von: Bilgin Ayata, Sabine Flach, Andreja Hribernik, Katrin Nahidi, Nini Palavandishvili, Andrea Scrima und Alexandra Trost