Reading and Discussion
Carolina Schutti reads from her award-winning long poem about historical processing and linguistic condensation. An evening of literature with Tyrolean roots.
The Austrian writer Carolina Schutti reads from her long poem "Relative Ruhe," which examines the decades-long, unreflected reuse of a former forced labor camp near Schwaz in Tyrol. In it, Schutti combines historical reflection with lyrical condensation and precise observation.
Carolina Schutti, born in 1976 in Innsbruck, is a widely acclaimed author. She studied literature and musicology, earned a doctorate on Elias Canetti, and has been publishing novels, short stories, radio plays, and poetry since 2007. Her works have been translated into numerous languages and have been honored, among other distinctions, with the H.C. Artmann Poetry Fellowship 2026 from the City of Salzburg. As Writer in Residence, she is currently working on new writing projects.
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Carolina Schutti: Relative Calm
Reading
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Literary Reading
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Reading and workshop discussion with Erich Wolfgang Skwara
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Artist Talk
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Reading with Mareike Fallwickl: Hold On Tight
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