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- Blankets for picnics and outdoor areas of restaurants or cafés
From 19 May, gastronomy is allowed to open the outdoor and indoor spaces for guests again. For the ones who prefer 'open-air', Austrian textile and fashion producer Steiner1888 released new models of blankets for gastronomy visits or picnics. The company from the region of the mountain range Dachstein (Salzburg, Styria) has strong roots in mountaineering and the development of durable textiles used for sporty outdoor activities, everyday wear developed from traditional Austrian clothing, home textiles like blankets or cushion sleeves and upholstery fabrics...
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- Tyrolean State Museum Ferdinandeum presents the various sides of Franz von Defregger through the history of the reception of the painter's work and his role as art entrepreneur Franz von Defregger was a 'master of staging'. In the video, his way of working is presented with a painting inspired by the Tiroler Freiheitskampf (Tyrolean Freedom Fight) or Tyrolean Rebellion from 1809. The Director of the Tyrolean State Museums Peter Assmann deciphers the scene even with reference to the festive costumes. Mediated by the image, it appears such as Tyroleans were in their festive costumes every day, worked in the special clothing or even fought a rebellion in Sunday wear...
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- 'Dancer Against Cancer' presents Austrians from theater, film, sport,...with Renaissance, Baroque painting-like portraits photographed by Manfred Baumann
The photos are literally 'artworks'. For the 10th time, Vienna-based photographer Manfred Baumann portrayed well-known personalities, mainly Austrians, from TV, music, sport and society. The styling for the painting-like portraits with Renaissance and Baroque costumes and matching hair, makeup provide new perspectives on the media-proven faces. One of them is Austrian former ski jumper (first person worldwide who flew over 200 meters, Olympic and World Cup medalist) Andreas Goldberger who is known for being one of the faces of the Wings for Life World Run and for his activities as talent scout of young ski jumpers. Goldberger is almost unrecognizable with the untamed, not very aerodynamic eyebrows...
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