Goosebumps.
Blaue Gans magazine and newspaper.
Number 7
Creating Togetherness.
With our first newspaper we are starting a new chapter.
Not a magazine, but an annual format with your own signature.
At the center is a single question: What is attitude and where does it show itself?
No welcome phrase, no foreword in the classic sense.
Instead: the team in front of the camera instead of behind it.
The maturation of the XO beef.
The craftsmanship behind tortellini and pickled vegetables.
The Chamber of Wonders with over 300 works of art.
Herbert-von-Karajan-Platz on the doorstep, changing since Roman times.
A conversation with the “fragrant” neighbors of Saint Charles.
And the question of what good service actually means, answered by director Cornelia Gritzky.
Concept & Editor: Christina Knauseder-Csipek.
Design: Caro Schmid.
Photos: Ingo Pertramer.
Number 6
stories.
Experiments.
improvisations
During the pandemic edition of Jazz&TheCity 2021, our house became a “jazz shared apartment”.
The artists took over the direction and flooded the house with inspiration and free spirit.
For four days, guests and artists lived together under one roof, united by the joy of music and improvisation.
We wanted to capture the topic: Based on the experiences of our shared apartment residents, we have now examined the topic of improvisation from many different sides and let those for whom improvisation is not the exception but the rule have their say.
With contributions from Claudia Röschl, Sebi Tramontana, Almut Kühne, Volker Götze and Helge Leiberg, among others.
Editorial management: Bernie Ostertag.
Graphic design: Christian Ospald.
Number 5
moments.
moments.
situations
Happiness is the sum of the significant moments in a life, moments full of emotion in those situations in which we feel our humanity most intensely.
So it’s high time that we deal with what are known in marketing language as “moments of truth” in a GÄNSEBUUT magazine and that make our house, any house if it pays attention to it, special.
With contributions from Christian Seiler, Michael Kerbler, Dorli Muhr and Florian Holzer, among others.
Editorial management: Karin Buchauer.
Photos: Ingo Pertramer.
Graphic design: Caro Schmid.
Number 4
"Space is the place with which you do something."
(Michel de Certeau)
With issue 4 we leave the rooms of the Blue Goose and explore the question of what makes places special: how is a place defined, what determines its quality?
Which places make a city attractive?
Is the place where you arrive, in a hotel for example, a place or even a “non-lieu” according to Marc Augé?
We take readers by bike to hidden places and great happiness in small things.
With contributions from Karl-Markus Gauß, Arno Geiger, Roman Höllbacher and Christian Prasser, among others.
Editorial management: Karin Buchauer.
Photos: Ingo Pertramer.
Graphic design: Caro Schmid.
Number 3
The attitude to life in the Blue Goose
An intensive renovation and the excavation of a cellar, which allowed us to explore layers from Roman times, was the reason for issue number 3. Dealing with the long history of the house gave us enough goosebumps.
When you hold terra cotta shards in your hand that found their way from Apulia to Salzburg 2,000 years ago, you should be in awe.
We let the vibrations of the past meet those of today.
Editor-in-chief of this issue: Karin Buchauer.
Graphic design: Caro Schmid.
Number 2
Encounters in the house
It is a bow to those who are important sources of inspiration for us and a thank you to everyone who thinks that there is something significant inherent in what we do.
“Thank you for allowing us to live hospitality according to our ideas.”
With contributions from Jonathan Meese, Klemens Renoldner, Siegfried Fruhauf, Julius Deutschbauer, among others.
Graphic design: Caro Schmid.
Number 1
The first attempt at resonance
Starting from the idea that goosebumps are a physical resonance phenomenon, we explored this concept on various levels.
We asked guests and friends of the house which vibrations could trigger a reaction in them.
How did the Salzburg public react to art in public spaces?
What does jazz have to do with the city?
What does the city do with a newcomer like festival acting director Thomas Oberender, who can also express his thoughts wonderfully in language?
With contributions from Thomas Oberender, Markus Hinterhäuser, Daniel Richter, Jochen Jung, Brigitta Falkner, and many others.
Graphic design: Caro Schmid.
