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For the first time, former art academy president Eva Blimlinger takes a detailed position on criticism of her party colleague Ulrike Lunacek. And he criticizes that Lunacek is not competent enough.
Vienna (OTS) – In the next issue of WOMAN, to be published on Wednesday, May 20, green culture expert Eva Blimlinger will comment on the allegations against her party colleague and Secretary of State for Art and Culture Ulrike Lunacek in a detailed interview. She clearly shows that she was also not satisfied with Werner Kogler’s election to the position of Secretary of State.
“I was angry, I’m not hiding it. I would have loved to do the job. And I said it out loud.”
To criticize Lunacek that he would not be competent for this position: “I also see it a bit. It does not come from the cultural field. However, when he started at the beginning of the year, he was able to get familiar very quickly “and specifically:” He works hard. “
Blimlinger also criticizes the role of the Vice Chancellor, Minister of Culture and green colleague Werner Kogler: “If we take the Vice Chancellor into account even more, he will be fine.”
Specifically, currently “I wouldn’t change a thing” on closings, but “concrete concepts are needed to rehearse and re-fire.” And to the much-criticized joint Kogler / Lunacek press conference: “We all know that this was not a happy press conference. I understand the anger and despair of artists. This uncertainty is difficult to bear. You need predictability. “
Meanwhile, artists and artists in Austria have come together on various platforms and increasingly criticize the Greens’ cultural policy. More recently, cabaret artist Lukas Resetarits made a sensational call on Facebook.
Eva Blimlinger declined to comment on rumors that Ulrike Lunacek was about to be replaced.
The full interview will be printed in the May 20 issue of WOMAN. Quotes that quote WOMAN, of course, are now possible.
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