Editors
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Jana Zimmerman
KUNST UND KNACKIG CREATOR
Always in the gap between the classic and the pop culture. She loves concerts and the social aspects of all sorts of arts. But one thing is sure: music was her first love (and it will be her last)!
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Katarina Stur
Thinks that art criticism can be read like confessions sometimes. Finds any inclusion of Dagobert Duck in artworks nauseating. Thinks curators have a lot in common with collage artists. Would put tajin on everything if she could.
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Adele Ermak
Has a big passion for (queer) theatre film and media science, spending most of her time at the theatre or getting on her neighbours’ nerves while singing her soul out.
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Linus Ywain Brandstätter
Driven by an insatiable hunger for culture, be it cinema, theatre, art, or literature, he has made it his life‘s task to accumulate as much knowledge about it as possible. So far, he hasn’t given up.
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Lena Kerschbaummayr
Floats around between film-sets, festivals, and photography after her study in filmproduction. You‘ll never know which country she‘s currently in.
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Mary Penz-Scharf
Bloodtype: coffee, DNA: delicous food. Has spent her teenage years with reading instead of partying. Therefore knows nothing about alcohl but can name every Game of Thrones charcter. Still she likes a nice Gin-Tonic.
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Leah Meister
Tries to live up to her name by mastering two studies at once. But knows that succeeding at everything is impossible, as shown by the attempt of learning italian for three years.
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Sina Albers
Beschreibung erscheint hierLoves everything from Francis Bacon to Aerosmith. Hates everything about public swimming pools and wasabi. Mentally still stuck in Rome, so now she's gazing at Corinthian columns in Vienna.
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Lorenz Mariotti
Half-Italian but born & raised in Vienna. If he doesn’t answer the phone, he’s probably in Musikverein, Konzerthaus or at the Opera.
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Stephanie Madeleine Grechenig
Has an irrational fear of pigeons and overlooks the fact that Bukowski was mostly drunk and way too depressed.
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Clarissa Donati
Journalism and comparative literature student. Always carries a book around, sometimes two. Drinks about 1l of tea daily and spends too much money on concert tickets.
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Flora Marie Schöntaube
As a constructive pessimist, she looks for the little things in life ...
that bother her.
She is into art as well as literature and doesn't want to choose one. Beide sind so nett. -
Tara Luger
Theatre and film student looking for creative outlets for bizarre ideas. Loves when art is self-reflective and doesn’t take itself too seriously, just like herself.
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Lucie Mohme
Lucie came to Vienna for the theatre culture and is always intrigued to watch a Wildean play. She runs on coffee and cinnamon rolls.
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Viktoria Weber
Beschreibung erscheint hierLoves exhibitions, analyzing narratives, and working collaboratively. Most of the time just thinks about either fashion week or classism.
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Francesca Valentin
Passionate about cows, Maultauschen and theatre. A (not too) small part of her brain is reserved for gossip about Hollywood celebrities and music by Beyoncé. Prefers to live and write from her bed.
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Delia Weindorf
Sees products of culture as ambiguous reflections of society. Will be getting to know your personality by listening to your favorite songs, but is not a big fan of astrology though. Loves: MUBI, Chili-oil and “die Filmanalyse” by Wolfgang M. Schmitt.
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Julia Reischl
Studying Theatre-, Film- and Media Studies. Lover of all things cinema and British Television (aka Doctor Who). Can always be found at work, at the cinema and on Letterboxd
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Jördis Beulich
Beschreibung erscheint hierPrefers to write about art, rather than about herself. Loves art for showing her feelings she never felt before and thoughts she never thought before.
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Malina Bianca Curpan
Beschreibung erscheint hierMom always told her not to wear black and now she finds herself writing in colors.
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Miriam Löber
Knows the difference between different kinds of organ pipes, does not know the difference between rap and hiphop. The other way around would be worse though.