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Angelika Wienerroither wins Ö1 Audience Award
Angelika Wienerroither wins Ö1 Audience Award
04.11.2022
Awards & Successes
On November 3, the highly endowed Ö1 Talent Scholarship for Visual Arts was awarded at the Leopold Museum in Vienna. The audience award of the Ö1 listeners went to Angelika Wienerroither, who studies photography and painting at the Department of Fine Arts and Design. She wins a free participation in the "Artist Statement" at Parallel Vienna 2023.
The basic idea behind the Ö1 Talentestipendium, an initiative for students at Austrian art universities, is based on the consideration of sustainability. This funding is intended to enable the scholarship holder to devote a year exclusively to their artistic work. Applications were received from the four Austrian art universities in Vienna, Linz and Salzburg (Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, University of Applied Arts Vienna, Art University Linz as well as University Mozarteum Salzburg).
And the winner is... The university's internal Research Competition Mozarteum (RCM) took place for the 6th time in 2024 and has established itself as a fixed part of the university's annual schedule. On December 3, the best submissions were honored at the Award Ceremony with the involvement of the international RCM jury.
Exhibition by Anna* Marina Ernst, Melina Harting, Mirjam Kämmerer, Sophia Kraus, Leonie Lindinger and Vanessa Veljković from the Department of Fine Arts & Design at the Mozarteum University Salzburg at the Salzburger Kunstverein.
Great success for the Mozarteum University: The FWF (Austrian Science Fund) is funding the project ‘Aesthetic judgement in community’ by Iris Laner with 485,430 euros. The individual project is dedicated to the role of the community in art education theory, school practice and education policy and is being carried out in collaboration with partners from the universities in Cologne, Siegen, London and Pretoria.
In the "GOODGOODS - from experiment to mass production" project, students developed a product together with detailed instructions that show the production process broken down into individual steps and can therefore be mass produced - even by someone else.
Student project
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