Meine Idee vom Buch – Zwölf künstlerische Reflexionen zur Bedeutung des Buches in der Gegenwart

Paulus Dreibholz, Klasse für Ideen, Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien (Hrsg.)

As a companion volume to the Booxhibition exhibition as part of the Vienna Design Week 2026, Meine Idee vom Buch brings together twelve artistic reflections from the Klasse für Ideen at Communication Design at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. It demonstrates why the book remains indispensable in the age of digitalisation and artificial intelligence: as a medium of coherence and comprehensibility, as a public space for reason and dissent, and as a physical object that cultivates attention, time and discernment.



Through a course and twelve workshops, the book was examined, deconstructed and reassembled as both an idea and a medium – thereby updating its formal, intellectual and social function. The contributions invite readers to examine and expand their own conception of the book.



With contributions by Dominic Duhs, Rubina Hellmich, Anne Hymer, Laura Jordan, Peter Kikl, Anna Mayer, Marisa Neubert, Felix Powondra, Elias Rudigier, Lil Steiner, Dóra Szijártó, Moritz Wizany, and Paulus M. Dreibholz.

Paulus Dreibholz, Communication Design, University of Applied Arts Vienna

BOOK PRESENTATION
in the course of the Vienna Design Week 2026

Saturday, October 3, 2026 – 4 p.m.
Festivalzentrale
Hietzinger Kai 101
1130 Vienna

An event in the course of the exhibition Booxhibition – Was ist ein Buch und was kann es sein? and the Angewandte contribution to the Vienna Design Week Perspectives from the Institute of Design 

Exhibition dates: 25 September – 4 October 2026, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. 


Meine Idee vom Buch – Zwölf künstlerische Reflexionen zur Bedeutung des Buches in der Gegenwart
Paulus Dreibholz, Klasse für Ideen, Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien (Hrsg.)

Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien, 2026
ISBN: 978-3-903525-26-9

To the book

Book presentation
03. October 2026, 16:00
Vienna Design Week, Festivalzentrale, Hietzinger Kai 101, 1070 Vienna