Events

On the occasion of the “Day of German Unity” in October 2026, I created the installation “Farbe im Kopf” at the German Embassy in Vienna, with support from Rudolf Lamprecht (lighting) and Vlad Korman (technology). The day and the place are intertwined with my life: I was born in the GDR, grew up in the…

For the first time in its history, the attic of St. Stephen’s Cathedral is opening its doors to the general public for an art exhibition. As part of the Long Night of Churches on May 29, 2026, Sabine Maier and Beate Winkler will present the installation exhibition “Aufbruch – Dialog in the In-Between” in a…

Be creative, develop a range of solutions to our problems, seize opportunities – and take action. We need all of this right now, in these times of change and widespread uncertainty. My exhibition and project, ‘Farbe im Kopf – Art in Dialogue’, encourages us to view our world, our society and ourselves through the lens…

On 15 September 2022, the exhibition “Transforming” was opened at the Jecza Gallery in Timisoara as the launch event for and part of the “#newTogether” project, in the presence of Mayor Dominik Fritz, Austrian Ambassador Adelheid Folie, gallery owner Sorina Jecza and numerous guests. This project, organised by the Austrian Cultural Forum in Bucharest in…

Beate Winkler’s exhibition “TRUST / CHANGE” opened at the Austrian Cultural Forum in Warsaw on 7 March 2019. Here, too, it served as the catalyst and foundation for innovative forms of dialogue. Art as a fundamental resource in times of profound change, shifts in perspective, visions of the future and interaction with visitors were all…

On 28 March 2017, Beate Winkler exhibited her installation “The Art of Change” at the Federal Press Conference Centre in Berlin. Here, too, she combined her art with a talk.

On 11 January 2017, her exhibition “Strong in Hope” opened at the Austrian Cultural Forum in Berlin. The exhibition formed part of the wider project “Strong in Hope – Visions of the Future for a New ‘We’”, which brought together around 100 pioneers from Germany and Austria to develop visions of the future for a…