Dr. M.Christina Zingerle - studio exhibit
Contents, Concept, Curator, Management
Exhibition-, Graphic Design, Management
Oliver Pfeiler - studio exhibit
Archaeologist
Dr. Jutta Leskovar PhD - Oberösterr. Landesmuseum
Physical Anthropologist
Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist
Dr. Gertrude Bogyi - Universitätsklinik Wien,
Physician, Medical Ethics
Dr. Michael Peintinger - IMEG
Andy Pfeiler - Independent Muscian & Producer
Cover picture
Jamila Moroder - Independent Artist
Independent Historian
© 2016 studio exhibit
team
A team of renowned scientists from psychology, anthropology, archaeology, contemporary history, medical ethics, European and non-European ethnology, and a funeral orator, all contribute to strengthening the seriousness of the exhibition.
Mag. Barbara Peintinger MAS - Independent Historian
ritual theorist, ritual designer ("rites de passage")
Lecturer (Univ.Lektor) for Medical Ethics, Bioethics and Cultural Anthropology at several Austrian universities in Vienna, Salzburg, Krems.
His scientific main focus lies in the treatment of medicine-ethical questions which arise from the doctor's patient's respect in a multicultural society.
Experiments with painting and drawing, explores new ways to transform surfaces of various materials with line and colour.
In his teaching on the subject "ars celebrandi" and in his scientific publications the ex-Jesuit pays particular attention in research for basic aspects of theatricality of rituals: materiality, physicalness, staging, perception.
Studied history, Romance studies and cultural management in Vienna and Rome. Until 2010 scientific employee in the EU project ʼenBACHʽ, and tour guide coordinator and event manager in the Josephinum Vienna. From 2010 association manager in the Künstlerhaus Vienna. She works regularly as a freelance historian in different projects.
Clinical psychologist and psychotherapist at the University Hospital for Child and Youth Psychiatry. Psychotherapeutic director and CEO of ʽdie Bojeʼ - out patient clinic for children and youngsters in crisis situations.
Main focuses: Crisis intervention for children who lost a close reference person by death; psychotherapeutic work with traumatized children and youngsters.
OREA Europa, Österr. Akademie der Wissenschaften and Naturhistorisches Museum Wien. My focus of research lie in entheseal and joint changes, paleopathology, skeletal remains from the Hallstatt cemetery (Upper Austria), experimental cremations.
Curator of the prehistoric and early historic collections at the Oberösterreichisches Landesmuseum in Linz. Her main research interests are Museum, Public, and Iron Age archaeology, Gender Studies and the interface between archaeology and Neopaganism.
Exhibitions tell stories to people. I have been working with exhibitions and museums since 1998. The challenge in curating an exhibition, in my opinion, lies in how to present the contents clearly, and at the same time in a way that allows the visitors to also form their own images.
Dr. Doris Pany -
OREA Europa,
Österr. Akademie der Wissenschaften,
Naturhistorisches Museum Wien
Die Boje
Actor
Hannes Benedetto Pircher - Funeral Orator, oratorIMEG
(drawing, installation, film, sculpture)
sounddesign, soundcomposition
After 19 years in an architect's office, I have now been working with exhibitions, particularly focusing on traveling exhibitions, since 2003. There is no recipe for design. Every topic requires its own individual form. The development of exhibition design is a process of motion. If the design captures the mood of the exhibition contents and visualizes this spatially, it has succeeded!
Feels equally at home on tour somewhere in the world as in the studio, writing and recording music. He has released four solo albums and is a member of the Nils Landgren Funk Unit. Is fascinated by rhythm but is equally interested in cinematic soundscapes. Sometimes organic sounding, sometimes electronic.
Work starts with watching form, sound, motion, internal and external space of living organisms and their relationship to culture. Identification of found objects and interpretations of situations transform to symbols for thoughts, emotional and mental conditions. In a process of searching further elements embody the environment of these thoughts.
Bettina Eigner - Independent Artist
Graphic Artist, visual artist
Multimedia
Michael Lisner - Film, Touchscreens, ...
Art Historian
Mag. Gabriele Spindler - Art Historian
Medieval Archaeology
Dr. Karin Kühtreiber - Medieval Archaeology
Head of Landesgalerie Linz, the museum for modern and contemporary art at Oberösterreichisches Landesmuseum.
Study and research in medieval and historical archeology, working as independent researcher in various national and international projects. Amongst others field of interest and research in funerary archeology and funeral practices in medieval and early modern times.
