Imprint

Österreichischer Pavillon
La Biennale di Venezia, 2005

Hans Schabus
„Das letzte Land / The Last Land / L’Ultima Terra“
Commissioner: Max Hollein

Project management: Dorothea Apovnik
Assistants: Chiara Barbieri, Simone Krämer
Ulrike Rieger
Plan drawing: Laurenz Andritz
Structural engineer: Peter Bauer, werkraum zt-oeg
Technical coordination Venice: Troels Bruun, m + b studio
Construction and carpentry: Franz Ritzer
Construction team: Günther Bernhart, Paul Brettschuh, Daniel Bumann, Gerhard Eiter,
Christoph Haas, Markus Hahn, Harald Hasler, Guido Kopp, Stefanie Pluchar, Gerhard Ritzer,
Tomás Rydval, Hans Schabus, Gerald Schnöller, Karl Walter, Christian Wurzer
Light technology: Adem Dautaj
Pavilion maintenance: Adolf Holubowsky, Architekturbüro Dipl.-Ing. Adolf Holubowsky
Supervision coordination: Nastija Budesa
Insurance: Kuhn & Bülow, Berlin
Press and PR: Dorothea Apovnik, Simone Krämer
„Val Canale“: Camera and editing: Robert Schabus;
Wescam: Brains & Pictures; Operator: Irmin Kerck;
Helicopter pilot: Werner Harms
Timber: Blumenfeld Holzhandel GmbH
Tarpaper: Villas Austria GmbH
Transports: Bichler Transporte GmbH, Scalo Fluviale Società Cooperativa, Schenker Art

Catalog: Hans Schabus: „Das letzte Land / The Last Land“, Austrian Pavilion.
La Biennale di Venezia. Editor: Max Hollein.
With articles by Max Hollein, Elke Krasny, Franz Xaver Baier and August Ruhs.
116 pages, appr. 80 images, german/english, graphic design: Dorothea Brunialti, Schlebrügge.Editor.
ISBN: 3-85160-060-6, 18,00 Euro

Design of this site: Marion Bernert, Dorothea Brunialti



Made possible by:
Bundekanzleramt Österreich, Sektion II – Kunstangelegenheiten

Zusätzliche Unterstützung durch / Additional support by:





Villas Austria GmbH



The film “Val Canale“ was produced by the Cultural University Center UNIKUM, Klagenfurt.

“Mare Adriatico, Venezia, 13 Maggio 2005“ was made possible by Engholm Engelhorn Galerie, Vienna.
Lender “forlorn“: Wien Museum