The Polish journalist Weronika Kostyrko carried out part of her international research on the dancer Pola Nirenska at the Dance-Archive of the MUK.
Nirenska met Rosalia Chladek in the 1930s and stayed in contact with her after her escape to the USA.

^{Weronika Kostyrko: Tancerka i zagłada. Historia Poli Nireńskiej, Warszawa: Czerwone i Czarne, 2019.
ISBN 978-83-66219-09-0.
English translation: Dancer and Annihilation: The Story of Pola Nireńska, Warsaw, 2019.}

Andrea Amort edited the extensive and elaborately designed publication Alles tanzt. Kosmos Wiener Tanzmoderne with renowned guests as a result of her research for the exhibition with the same name at the Theatermuseum Vienna (2019/20). With English-language abstracts and a lexicon of persons.
^{ISBN 978-3-7757-4567-3, KHM Museumsverband, Hatje Cantz Verlag, Berlin, 2019}

The book is treated as a standard work in the professional world (Volkmar Draeger, tanznetz.de, April 29, 2019). The Süddeutsche Zeitung describes the publication as an first-rate catalog that creates a contemporary historical panorama and makes its subject accessible from all sides (Dorion Weickmann, Süddeutsche Zeitung , 11.09.2019).

The Finnish dance historian Johanna Laakkonen from the University of Helsinki researches, among other topics, the careers of Finnish artists of early European Dance Modernism and their international networking. Her research repeatedly led her to the Dance-Archive at the MUK.

^{Johanna LAAKKONEN: Anssia yli rajojen. Modernin tanssin transnationaaliset verkostot. Tampere, Finnland, 2018. Englische Übersetzung: Dancing across borders. Transnational networks of early modern dance. Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seuran nimeämien asiantuntijoiden tarkastama. Tampere, Finnland, 2018.
ISBN 978-952-222-930-4}
 

March 21, 2019—February 10, 2020

Exhibition in the Theatermuseum Wien, Palais Lobkowitz, Lobkowitzplatz 2, 1010 Vienna

During the first third of the 20th century Vienna ranked amongst the most important international centres of Modern Dance. The exhibition, which was organised by Andrea Amort in cooperation ith the Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität der Stadt Wien (MUK), attempted to inscribe significant female dancers into Vienna’s great historical narrative. It focused on dancers, choreographers and teachers such as Isadora Duncan, Grete Wiesenthal, Gertrud Bodenwieser and Rosalia Chladek as well as Valeria Kratina, Gertrud Kraus, Hilde Holger and others who were the pioneers for the European Modernism. The show illustrated the variety and concentration of a female-dominated dance scene which was destroyed by Nazi dictatorship and further developed in exile.

Link to the event: Alles tanzt. Kosmos Wiener Tanzmoderne

In cooperation with Verein Lebendiges Tanz-Archiv Wien:
March 29, 30 and 31, 2019
Eroica Hall, Theatermuseum
Dancers from the independent scene and students of the Music and Art University of the City of Vienna presented historical solos by Rosalia Chladek in a new guise.

Link to the event: Rosalia Chladek Reenacted