Dr. Sabine Wieber

Articles

'Nervous Bodies and Femmes Fragiles: Sculpting the Sanatorium in Vienna 1900' – forthcoming
Leslie Topp and Sabine Wieber, 'Architecture, Psychiatry and the Rural Idyll: The Agricultural Colony at Kierling-Gugging', planned article (expanded version of chapter)

Gemma Blackshaw and Sabine Wieber, eds., Journeys into Madness – planned volume of essays

Leslie Topp and Sabine Wieber, 'Architecture, Psychiatry and the Rural Idyll: The Agricultural Colony at Kierling-Gugging', in E. Gabriel and M. Gamper, eds., Psychiatrische Institutionen in Österreich um 1900. Vienna: Verlagshaus der Ärzte, 2009, 107-118
'The Allure of Nerves: Class, gender and neurasthenia in Klimt's society portraits' in Blackshaw and Topp, eds, Madness and Modernity: Mental Illness and the Visual Arts in Vienna 1900, Lund Humphries, 2009, 118-135.
'Richard Luksch, Two Faience Figures for the Purkersdorf Sanatorium, 1905' in Blackshaw and Topp, eds, Madness and Modernity, 136-143.

'Architecture, Psychiatry and the Rural Idyll: The Agricultural Colony at Kierling-Gugging' (with Leslie Topp), Psychiatrische - und ähnliche - Institutionen um 1900. Konzepte, Realisierungen, Praxis, workshop hosted by the Institute for the History of Medicine, Vienna, October 2007; paper also delivered at Journeys into Madness: Representations of Mental Illness in the Arts and Sciences, 1850-1930, London, Wellcome Collection, October 2007
organised, with Gemma Blackshaw, the conference 'Journeys into Madness: Representing Mental Illness in the Arts and Sciences, 1850-1930,' funded by the Wellcome Trust, the British Academy and the University of Plymouth, Wellcome Collection, London, October 2007
'The Viennese Femme Fragile,’ Public Lecture, Peninsula Arts, Plymouth, October 2007
'Nervous Bodies and Susceptible Minds: Richard Luksch's Sculptural Program for the Purkersdorf Sanatorium', Research Seminar, Birkbeck College, September 2006
'Beyond Boundaries: Mental Illness as an Avant-Garde Stragegy in Fin-de-Siecle Vienna', Affiliations: Groups and Movements in Austrian Literature, Postgraduate Workshop in Austrian Literature hosted by the Institute of Germanic & Romance Studies, London, June 2006