Commissioner: Federal Ministry, Republic of Austria, Arts, Culture, Civil Service and Sport
Curators: Peter Mörtenböck and Helge Mooshammer, Centre for Global Architecture
Curatorial assistance: Carmen Lael Hines, Centre for Global Architecture
Research assistance: Christian Frieß, Lovro Koncar-Gamulin, Pieter de Cuyper, Ruth Köchl, Julius Bartz, Centre for Global Architecture
Exhibition design
Spatial concept: Peter Mörtenböck and Helge Mooshammer
Design wooden elements: Christian Höhl, Nikolaus Kastinger, Arne Leibnitz, Andreas Lint, Marlene Lötsch, Mark Neuner, mostlikely sudden workshop; Bilal Alame, Merve Canga, Laura Farmwald, Laura Sänchez Fernändez, Alexander Garber, Philipp Kitzberger, Lysann Klute, Barbara Kolarova, Cosma Kremser, Viola Kryza, Martina Laslovä, Nadine Niederdeckl, Berke Onay, Mary Osibanjo, Francesca Hanna Padasheuka, Deyvi Papo, Caroline Rösner, Celine Stemmelen
Design installation: Pretterhofer Arquitectos
Media support installation: Michael Rieper, MVD Austria
Installation production: Valentin Ruhry, Christopher Steinweber
Structural engineering: Adam Orlinski, Clemens Preisinger, Bollinger + Grohmann
Online-platform programming: Philipp Daun
Video production: RAUM.FILM
Visual communication: Bueronardin
Technical coordination Venice: Troels Bruun, Svestislava lsakov, Elena Torresan, M+B studio
Production management: Katharina Boesch, Viktoria Pontoni, section.a
Events and invitation management: Sarah Kliembacher, section.a
Press: Susanne Haider, Catharina Cramer, art:phalanx
Fiscal project management: Georg Geyer, Geyer & Geyer Steuerberatung
Insurance: Barta & Partner, Art Insurance & Art Consulting
Peter Mörtenböck is Professor of Visual Culture at TU Wien and Research Fellow at Goldsmiths College, University of London. His current work focuses on urban speculation, global resource consumption and new data publics.
Helge Mooshammer is an architect and theorist based at TU Wien and Research Fellow at Goldsmiths College, University of London. He has initiated numerous international research projects around questions of (post-)capitalist economies and urban informality.
The two curators are the founding directors of the Centre for Global Architecture, an interdisciplinary initiative established to study the planetary changes affecting spatial production today.