SÄGEZAHN 7.2

The sound installation by artist and musician Andreas Trobollowitsch will be on display until 15 September (Tue-Sun, 11 am-5 pm). Admission free!

Andreas Trobollowitsch, Sägezahn 7.2. © Markus Bruckner

22. November 2018, Klangraum Krems Minoritenkirche — © Sascha Osaka, Europäische Literaturtage

© Sascha Osaka / Imago Dei

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Aktuell im Klangraum

Here you will find an overview of upcoming and current events at the Klangraum Krems Minoritenkirche, which take place throughout the year.
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Festival Imago Dei 2024
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Here you can find all festival photos of the Imago Dei 2024 festival.
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AIR ― ARTIST IN RESIDENCE

AIR-ARTIST IN RESIDENCE Lower Austria is an interdisciplinary programme for architects, visual artists, musicians and writers.
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About the Festival
Imago Dei

The festival has been presenting music from different eras, cultures and religions since 1999. What began as a small Easter festival during Holy Week has long since grown into a series of events lasting several weeks with concerts, literature, film and discourse. Dramaturgically, the programme revolves around an annual theme.
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Contract for festival Glatt&Verkehrt also extended until 2028.
Albert Hosp becomes Artistic Director of Imago Dei from 2025

Albert Hosp succeeds Nadja Kayali as Artistic Director of Festival Imago Dei from 2025. Nadja Kayali will devote herself entirely to the directorship of the Carinthischen Sommer after her three-year contract expires. She will still be artistically responsible for the next edition of Imago Dei (8 March - 1 April 2024).
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Klangraum Krems Minoritenkirche
Vermietung

You can also hire the Klangraum Krems Minoritenkirche for your events. Information is available here.
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Aktuelle Veranstaltungen

Aktuelle Klangkunst

Andreas Trobollowitsch, Sägezahn 7.2. © Markus Bruckner

Jonáš Gruska - Zvon [Glocke] (2024) © Jonáš Gruska