COLL:B AM HOF – Words | Perspectives
16. oct 2026, 16:00 - 22:00
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On
Friday, October 16, COLL:B AM HOF will bring together literature, poetry slams,
media art, and young Tyrolean music along the new cultural axis between Bozner
Platz and DAS RAIQA.
At 4 p.m., the Tyrolean literary collective Cognac & Biskoten will take over Bozner Platz. Five authors will present a dynamic mass reading within 60 minutes—a fast-paced verbal storm of poetry, prose, and spoken word.
Starting at 5 p.m., the action continues at RAIQA’s open-air amphitheater with SPoT – Slam Poetry Tirol. Four distinct voices from the scene take the stage: Kathi Bacher combines experimental forms with feminist perspectives, Alex Maier focuses on satire and observations of everyday life; Austrian master Johanna Kröll-Neumann, alias “Hierkönntemein Namestehen,” moves between prose, AI, and philosophy; and Toni with 2A brings texts full of heart and intellect to the stage.
Starting at 6 p.m., sound art and media art come together at the Kunstbrücke. TonArt Tirol sets the international exhibition “Come & Grow” by the artist duo Christa Sommerer and Laurent Mignonneau to music. Interactive virtual gardens and digital ecosystems merge with music, creating a connection between the exhibition and live sound.
Starting at 8 p.m., the stage at Bozner Platz will finally belong to the future of the Tyrolean music scene. As part of “go viral!”, Musikbüro Tirol presents seven mini-showcases in rapid succession. Moosbach bleibt, Johnny Messer, Nonie, Lucy Fair, Jana Gatt, Magdalena, and Jamal Juice will showcase the diversity of the young Tyrolean music scene in compact, short concerts.
At 4 p.m., the Tyrolean literary collective Cognac & Biskoten will take over Bozner Platz. Five authors will present a dynamic mass reading within 60 minutes—a fast-paced verbal storm of poetry, prose, and spoken word.
Starting at 5 p.m., the action continues at RAIQA’s open-air amphitheater with SPoT – Slam Poetry Tirol. Four distinct voices from the scene take the stage: Kathi Bacher combines experimental forms with feminist perspectives, Alex Maier focuses on satire and observations of everyday life; Austrian master Johanna Kröll-Neumann, alias “Hierkönntemein Namestehen,” moves between prose, AI, and philosophy; and Toni with 2A brings texts full of heart and intellect to the stage.
Starting at 6 p.m., sound art and media art come together at the Kunstbrücke. TonArt Tirol sets the international exhibition “Come & Grow” by the artist duo Christa Sommerer and Laurent Mignonneau to music. Interactive virtual gardens and digital ecosystems merge with music, creating a connection between the exhibition and live sound.
Starting at 8 p.m., the stage at Bozner Platz will finally belong to the future of the Tyrolean music scene. As part of “go viral!”, Musikbüro Tirol presents seven mini-showcases in rapid succession. Moosbach bleibt, Johnny Messer, Nonie, Lucy Fair, Jana Gatt, Magdalena, and Jamal Juice will showcase the diversity of the young Tyrolean music scene in compact, short concerts.
