Innsbruck International is a Biennial of the Arts drawing a diverse array of national and international contemporary artists to the historic city.
The theme of Innsbruck International 2020 is HUMAN CAPITAL, a continued call to personal activism that builds on 2018’s banner of AGENTS OF SOCIAL CHANGE and what it means to ‘be alive today’.

This year’s roster of programmes, set amongst Innsbruck’s striking contemporary and historic venues, examines the impact of today’s right- and left-wing populism on democracy using a variety of artistic approaches; performance, film, and music will highlight populism’s impact on personal responsibility, individual behaviour, the redrawing of boundaries, and our lives in the digital age – which reduces us to numbers, to ‘HUMAN CAPITAL’.

Innsbruck international artists
Etel Adnan / Ulrike Haage, Rosa Anschütz, Asfast, Bad&Boujee, Cinématons (Martin Gostner, Thomas Larcher, Teresa Waas; Filmemacher Guillermo Tellechea), Rainer W. Fassbinder, Golin, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Iku, JUV-Consulting (Shaina Zafar, Clover Hogan), Basir Mahmood, Steve McQueen, Misonica, Mario Pfeifer, Nada Prlja, Julia Rhomberg, Elisabeth Scharang, Cecilia Stenbom, Akemi Takeya, Isaac Chong Wai

Innsbruck international locations 
Bachlechnerstraße 46, Bogen 55, Galerie A4, Glaskubus, Im Vektor, Kesselhaus, Kreuzgang Servitenkloster, Musikpavillon Hofgarten, Salzlager Hall

Opening: 6th march 2020 7.00 pm Tourismus Information Innsbruck, from 9.00 pm Bad&Boujee DJ-Set im Welcome-Center, Glaskubus, Rennweg 4, Innsbruck

Details, tickets and infos: https://2020.innsbruckinternational.com/