In 2012 Traumawien completed their initial publication series with the e-book system 'Ghostwriters' on copyright and user exploitation.[8][9][10][11][12]. It was programmed by Bernhard Bauch, Berlin.
Artclub
Rave Lecture Prosanova Hildesheim, 2014Rave Lecture Prosanova Hildesheim, 2014Philipp Teister Das Werk Neulerchenfelderstrasse 6 Vienna, 2012Philip Hautmann, Forum Stadtpark, 2014Anna Kirsten Krambeck Mr. No Identity Friday Exit Gallery Vienna, 2013
From 2013 to 2015 the publisher's event 'Artclub Rave Lecture[13]' – a working synthesis of industrial techno and literary reading/lecture, dubbed by Deutschlandfunk as 'the most radical performance[14]' at Europe's largest event for young literature Prosanova – became a Vienna club scene check-point.
Artclub Poster Vienna, 2013Artclub Galerie Kandinsky Vienna, 2012Lucille Wittgenstein, Luc Gross. Burger King Landstrasse Vienna, October 2012
Post-Digital Products
Parallel Art Fair Vienna Design & Concept Anna Kirsten Krambeck, 2016
In 2014 Traumawien created an ongoing series of post-digital products from Zazzle, an online merchandise print on demand service, customized with content appropriated from various social media.[15]
The prefix 'Post' was not be understood in the context of Post-Histoire or Post-Modernism but rather in the sense of Post-Punk. So therefore the continuation of a culture - the digital culture which manifests in the analog domain, the physical world. [16]
White Bomberjacket "AT LEAST IT'S NOT ORIGINAL", 2014Post Digital Product, 2015Parallel Fair Design & Concept Anna Kirsten Krambeck, 201621er Haus Post Digital Products Design & Concept Anna Kirsten Krambeck, 2016
The Post-Art Poets was a group of conceptual poets active between 2013 and 2014 (known members include Vanessa Place, Danny Snelson, and Luc Gross of Traumawien).
Post Art Poets Publication, 2014
Three works are available as print-on-demand via Blurb. Other publications include Last Poets: A 9,999 page poem by The Poets Against Poetry (PDF), the conceptual anthology Fungible Poetics Inc. concerned with shared ownership and market logics (PDF), and 32 Words. An Anthology of Post-Art Anti-Poetics, whose imprint states “Appropriation, plagiarism, and counterpublishing are encouraged.” It is sold for $160.
In 2014, the Post-Art Poets announced the end of their group on Twitter: “WE HAVE DISAPPEARED / TO BEGIN PREPARATIONS / FOR OUR REAPPEARANCE…” [20]
Post Art Poets Appropriation Poster 2013
George Floyd Meme Incident 2020
Meme Products were presented at 21erHaus Vienna Summer 2016.[21]
The publisher cites conceptual writer Vanessa Place as a crucial influence.
