Guided tours
In our dialogue guided tours exceptional figures from the fields of science, culture or business choose their favourite pictures and talk about them with the artistic director Hans-Joachim Gögl.
As part of our Fotosound series, musicians from the region play mini concerts in which they improvise to pictures from the exhibition.
Our “Friday at 1” espresso tours offer an entertaining 30-minute overview of the exhibition. And in our artist talks, audiences have the opportunity to personally meet the people behind the works of art.
Dialogue guided tours
Walks through the exhibitions in dialogue with exciting outside views. Exceptional people from the fields of science and everyday life in conversation with the artistic director Hans-Joachim Gögl.
The INN SITU guided tours cater to small groups and provide stimulating approaches, extraordinary perspectives and deeper insight into the works. Admission to all events is free.
Children, groups, individual or school tours
available by appointment
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© Manfred Gasser
Dialogue guided tour with Martin Kofler, Tyrolean Archive of Photographic Documentation and Art (TAP)
Expert for historical photography in Tyrol. Martin Kofler has been the director of the Tyrolean Archive of Photographic Documentation and Art (TAP) in Lienz since 2011. He studied history at the University of Innsbruck and the University of New Orleans and was the head coordinator of the EU Interreg project “Lichtbild. Cultural Treasure Historical Photography” 2016–2019. Various publications on Austria during the Cold War as well as on the history and “Visual History” of Tyrol during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
The guided tour takes place on-site (BTV Stadtforum Innsbruck). Please bring a negative COVID-19 test, a COVID-19-vaccination confirmation or a COVID-19 recovery confirmation.
© Roland Sila
Dialogue guided tour with Roland Sila, director of the library of the Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum
For the historical memory of Tyrol he ferrets out books, postcards or other such items. Roland Sila is responsible for the companion exhibition of this INN SITU project. He studied German philology in Innsbruck, has worked as a staff member at the library since 2000 and in 2007 became its director. In addition, he is an exhibition curator and has penned numerous publications on mainly regional historical subjects as well as catalogue contributions for museums in Austria and abroad. Most recently he curated the exhibition “Vergessen. Fragmente der Erinnerung” at the Ferdinandeum in 2019/20.
The guided tour takes place on-site (BTV Stadtforum Innsbruck). Please bring a negative COVID-19 test, a COVID-19-vaccination confirmation or a COVID-19 recovery confirmation.
© Ben Raneburger
Fotosound with Anna Widauer
The jazz singer and songwriter studied at the Tyrolean State Conservatory from 2010 to 2013. She continued her studies at the Basel Academy of Music with Lisette Spinnler, where she graduated with distinction in 2016. Recipient of the BTV Youth Jazz Prize in 2014, she interprets her own compositions as well as jazz standards and has become a fixture in the free improvisation scene in Austria.
Anna Widauer’s love for literature becomes clear in the lyrics she writes and/or sings herself – in German, English and the Tyrolean dialect. Whether in archaic screaming duets, puerile arguments or subtle songs about the dark side of human existence: Anna sings – passionately, unmelodramatic and with childlike tenderness.
The guided tour takes place on-site (BTV Stadtforum Innsbruck). Please bring a negative COVID-19 test, a COVID-19-vaccination confirmation or a COVID-19 recovery confirmation.
© Ben Raneburger
Fotosound with Anna Widauer
The jazz singer and songwriter studied at the Tyrolean State Conservatory from 2010 to 2013. She continued her studies at the Basel Academy of Music with Lisette Spinnler, where she graduated with distinction in 2016. Recipient of the BTV Youth Jazz Prize in 2014, she interprets her own compositions as well as jazz standards and has become a fixture in the free improvisation scene in Austria.
Anna Widauer’s love for literature becomes clear in the lyrics she writes and/or sings herself – in German, English and the Tyrolean dialect. Whether in archaic screaming duets, puerile arguments or subtle songs about the dark side of human existence: Anna sings – passionately, unmelodramatic and with childlike tenderness.
The guided tour takes place on-site (BTV Stadtforum Innsbruck). Please bring a negative COVID-19 test, a COVID-19-vaccination confirmation or a COVID-19 recovery confirmation.
© Evelyn Reso
Dialogue guided tour with Evelyn Reso, Touriseum – The South Tyrol Museum of Tourism, Merano
A researcher of travel in Tyrol. Evelyn Reso studied European Ethnology at the University of Innsbruck and earned a PhD in 2015 with her dissertation “Intergenerationalität in familiengeführten Tourismusbetrieben in Südtirol”. Since 2007, she has been a scientific consultant at the Touriseum, the South Tyrol Museum of Tourism in Merano, where she conducts research and curates exhibitions.
The guided tour takes place on-site (BTV Stadtforum Innsbruck). Please bring a negative COVID-19 test, a COVID-19-vaccination confirmation or a COVID-19 recovery confirmation.
© Ben Raneburger
Fotosound with Anna Widauer
The jazz singer and songwriter studied at the Tyrolean State Conservatory from 2010 to 2013. She continued her studies at the Basel Academy of Music with Lisette Spinnler, where she graduated with distinction in 2016. Recipient of the BTV Youth Jazz Prize in 2014, she interprets her own compositions as well as jazz standards and has become a fixture in the free improvisation scene in Austria.
Anna Widauer’s love for literature becomes clear in the lyrics she writes and/or sings herself – in German, English and the Tyrolean dialect. Whether in archaic screaming duets, puerile arguments or subtle songs about the dark side of human existence: Anna sings – passionately, unmelodramatic and with childlike tenderness.
The guided tour takes place on-site (BTV Stadtforum Innsbruck). Please bring a negative COVID-19 test, a COVID-19-vaccination confirmation or a COVID-19 recovery confirmation.
© Joachim Gern
Artist conversation - Verena Roßbacher in conversation with Hans-Joachim Gögl
Toward the end of the exhibition run, Hans-Joachim Gögl will talk with the author Verena Roßbacher, who will also read a selection of her texts. A glimpse into the writer’s workshop of an author who studied creative writing at the renowned German Institute for Literature in Leipzig and now teaches at the Swiss institute for literature in Biel. Commissioned by the INN SITU series, she developed the picture story about the photographically documented trip to Tyrol as part of the current project.
Born in Bludenz, Roßbacher is known for her captivating readings, which visitors will be able to experience for themselves at the exhibition. Verena Roßbacher lives and works in Berlin.
The guided tour takes place on-site (BTV Stadtforum Innsbruck). Please bring a negative COVID-19 test, a COVID-19-vaccination confirmation or a COVID-19 recovery confirmation.