Burggarten-Punks: Vienna's 1968 Counterpart Revisited
Mickey Kodak and Sylvia Reinsperger, two veterans of Vienna's 'Burggarten-Punks' movement, reunite after nearly 20 years in the Burggarten park, where the scene began. The Burggarten-Punks are described as Austria's equivalent to Germany's 68er movement. Kodak, now 65 and using a red wheelchair, recalls Reinsperger as his first girlfriend. The meeting includes a message for today's youth.
Key facts
- Mickey Kodak and Sylvia Reinsperger are veterans of the Burggarten-Punks movement.
- They reunited after nearly 20 years in Vienna's Burggarten park.
- The Burggarten-Punks are considered Austria's counterpart to Germany's 68er movement.
- Kodak is 65 years old and uses a red wheelchair.
- Reinsperger was Kodak's first girlfriend.
- The meeting took place in front of the Palmenhaus in the Burggarten.
- The movement originated in the Burggarten park.
- The reunion includes a message for young people today.
Entities
Artists
- Mickey Kodak
- Sylvia Reinsperger
Locations
- Vienna
- Austria
- Burggarten
- Palmenhaus