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Cross-border cultural project: art without borders
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Cross-border cultural project: art without borders

An international art exhibition titled 'Tunelski vid' (Tunnel Vision) is set to open at Pavelhaus in Laafeld, Austria, on August 1, 2026. The exhibition, curated by David Kranzelbinder, explores historical and cultural connections between Styria, Carinthia, and Slovenia, while addressing themes such as memory, borders, identity, and peace. It is inspired by the new railway project Corridor Coralm but extends beyond infrastructure to examine broader socio-cultural issues. The exhibition will run until March 6, 2027, and includes works by over ten artists and collectives from Austria, Slovenia, and across Europe. The opening will feature a cultural program including performances, installations, and a symbolic tree planting. The event aims to foster greater cultural dialogue and contribute to regional peace efforts.

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Cross-border cultural project: art without borders

An international art exhibition titled 'Tunelski vid' (Tunnel Vision) is set to open at Pavelhaus in Laafeld, Austria, on August 1, 2026. The exhibition, curated by David Kranzelbinder, explores historical and cultural connections between Styria, Carinthia, and Slovenia, while addressing themes such as memory, borders, identity, and peace. It is inspired by the new railway project Corridor Coralm but extends beyond infrastructure to examine broader socio-cultural issues. The exhibition will run until March 6, 2027, and includes works by over ten artists and collectives from Austria, Slovenia, and across Europe. The opening will feature a cultural program including performances, installations, and a symbolic tree planting. The event aims to foster greater cultural dialogue and contribute to regional peace efforts.

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