Projects A-Z
Here, you’ll find all Capital of Culture year projects listed in alphabetical order. Click on the "more" link for a detailed description and further informations.
Linz vs. Vilnius
The peaceful coexistence of 2009’s two Capitals of Culture was deceptive. This whimsical Linz vs. Vilnius showdown was designed to determine the real cultural superstar once and for all! more
Linz. Randgeschichten / Stories from the Margins
Writers have their say, shift the fringes into the focal point, reflect upon tales of forced separation and adjacency, of the favored ones and the disadvantaged. more
Linz. Stadt im Glück. / Linz. City in Luck.
The Nordico Museum of the City of Linz morphed into a private residence whose rooms reflected the city and its development over the last 30 years. more
LINZFEST09
Culture in Donaupark: Relaxation among friends in an alfresco setting amidst downtown greenery. more
Listening to Peace
“Peace” has received the most diverse treatments down through the history of music—in warnings of impending war, critiques of militarism, and visions of what peace would truly be like. more
Maria Stuart
Aida Karic reworked Friedrich Schiller’s material and Laura Ruohonen’s text more
Meeting Space
On May 13, 2009, the Brucknerhaus hosted a musical open house that welcomed hundreds of young people. more
Megahertz
A high-volume festival for young people. Waves of sound and visitors. A heart warming prospect. more
Mental Finland
A caustically humorous sci-fi film dispensed depressing insights into the European soul. more
Mesopotamian Dramaturgies
The Lentos hosted a major solo exhibition by Turkish artist Kutlug Ataman. more
Murderous Europe
Twelve writers of detective fiction, five evenings, five sessions of social criticism: a plea on behalf of the most popular of all literary genres. more
Nach Linz hinaus
Group hikes combining music, literature, ecology and history. more
NextComic
An interdisciplinary festival of comics and graphic literature focused on the interplay of cartoons, electronic media, music and theater. more
Nur durchgereist / Just Passing Through
An exhibition at StifterHaus presented observations on Linz by celebrities past and present. more
Opening09
On New Year’s Eve 2008-09, Linz took over as European Capital of Culture. The city celebrated its European mission with three days of festivities attended by guests from near and far. more
Opening09
On New Year’s Eve 2008-09, Linz took over as European Capital of Culture. The city celebrated its European mission with three days of festivities attended by guests from near and far. more
Oratorio
The oratorio “De Curru Igneo” was inspired by the memory of the destruction of St Martin’s in Freiburg in a WWII bombing raid. more
Orgelstationen / Organ Stops
A short organ recital was held at one of six downtown Linz churches every weekday between Easter and October 24, 2009. more
OÖ Stiftskonzerte
The St. Florian Monastery Church was the baroque setting of a performance of modern music: Alfred Schnittkes 2nd Symphony returned to the source of its inspiration. more
Parade
Peripatetic music from all over the world: an urban musical excursion along Linz’s periphery. more
Phonomanie 9
With Paul Lovens at center stage and Linz09 behind the scenes, Jazzatelier Ulrichsberg hosted its ninth PHONOMANIE, a three-day celebration that ran the gamut of this great musician’s creativity. more
Picnic on the Battlefield
An antiwar play by Fernando Arrabal is the basis for an opera by Constantinos Stylianou. more
Pixel Hotel
Hong Kong, Chicago, Tierra del Fuego—fed up with cookie-cutter hotel rooms and their soul-deadening sameness? Once again: Linz is different! more
Political Sculpture: Barlach / Kasper / Thorak / Wotruba
Four sculptors symbolize the circumstances imposed by the political and social systems prevailing before and after 1945. more
Politik liebt Kunst / Politics love arts
Public officials in charge of cultural policies normally talk about concepts, subsidies, budgets, quotas, venues and buildings—but never about art itself. more
Purimspil
The Jewish festival of Purim brought merriment and rebellion to the system of underground tunnels that make up Linz’s Cembran Keller. more
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