The museums in Vienna are home to spectacular art exhibitions that are just waiting to be discovered. Let yourself be wowed by these new exhibitions.
“The Beauty of Diversity” at the Albertina modern showcases the variety of the museum’s collection, with works by women, LGBT artists, people of color, Aboriginal perspectives and much more. (Amoako Boafo, Ivy Off Shoulder Dress, 2023)
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© Albertina, Wien – Familiensammlung Haselsteiner © Bildrecht, Wien 2024
The Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna is dedicating its spring exhibition, “Holbein. Burgkmair. Dürer. Renaissance in the North” to three outstanding pioneers of the Renaissance north of the Alps. From March 19. (Hans Burgkmair the Elder, Portrait of Hans Schellenberger, between 1505 and 1507)
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© Rheinisches Bildarchiv Köln
“Roy Lichtenstein. A Centennial Exhibition”: the major exhibition at the Albertina to mark the 100th birthday of the Pop Art master. From March 8. (Albertina, Roy Lichtenstein, Thinking of Him, 1963)
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© Estate of Roy Lichtenstein/Bildrecht, Vienna 2023, Foto: Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven
The exhibition, Hard/Soft. Textile and Ceramic in Contemporary Art brings together two seemingly contrasting materials at the MAK. (Sonia Gomes, Casa alugada, Entre Pérola e Vergalhão series, 2022)
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© Gui Gomes
The first special exhibition entitled “Fischer von Erlach. Drafting a Historical Architecture” at the reopened Wien Museum is dedicated to the great Viennese Baroque master builder. (Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach, Karlskirche, copperplate engraving)
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© Wien Museum. Foto: Atelier Stiegler/Massard
After an eight-month-long refurbishment, Kunst Haus Wien will open its doors on February 29 with its new Hundertwasser permanent exhibition, new café, new store and much more.
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© WienTourismus/Paul Bauer
“In the Eye of the Storm” at the Lower Belvedere is the first comprehensive exhibition of Ukrainian art from the first half of the 20th century to be displayed outside Ukraine. (Alexandra Exter, Drei weibliche Figuren, 1909/10)
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© Nationales Kunstmuseum der Ukraine, Kyjiw
“Hercules of the Arts”: the annual special exhibition at the Liechtenstein Garden Palace this year focuses on Prince Johann Adam Andreas I. From February 16, free admission. (Anton Peter van Roy, Portrait of Prince Johann Adam Andreas I of Liechtenstein, around 1706)
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© LIECHTENSTEIN. The Princely Collections, Vaduz-Vienna
“Who Cares? Jewish Responses to Suffering”: The new exhibition at the Jewish Museum Vienna illustrates forms of care work in times of hardship. (Georg Ehrlich, The Blind and the Lame)
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© Kunsthandel WIdder, Wien
WE ❤: The Heidi Horten Collection presents numerous highlights from the collection. Additionally, Klimt’s painting Kirche in Unterach am Attersee (Church in Unterach on Lake Attersee) will be exhibited as a cabinet presentation. (Francis Bacon, Study for Portrait of Henrietta Moraes, 1964)
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© Heidi Horten Collection, Bildrecht, Wien 2022
“Here We Are! Women in Design 1900 - today.” at the Vienna Furniture Museum sheds light on the major contributions women have made to the evolution of modern design. (Nanda Vigo, 1985)
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© Gabriele Basilico_courtesy_by Archivio Nanda Vigo
“Arnold Schönberg & Karl Kraus”: the special exhibition at the Arnold Schönberg will mark the 150th birthdays of these two exceptional characters. (Arnold Schönberg, Vienna, Liechtensteinstraße 68/70, 1907)
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© Arnold Schönberg Center, Wien
The Weltmuseum Wien is hosting a new special exhibition entitled “On the Backs of Camels” to mark the UN Year of Camelids. (Super Taus and a Camel Yasha)
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© Photography: Imam Guseinov / Special thanks to Dzhamilya Dagirova, Naida Omarova / Commissioned by RD Magazine
The special exhibition Arktis at the Naturhistorischen Museum Vienna (Natural History Museum) is dedicated to the unique Arctic ecosystem, which is particularly suffering from climate change. (Stuffed polar bear from the Schönbrunn Zoo, Naturhistorischen Museum)
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© NHM Wien, A. Schumacher
How is artificial intelligence changing our world? The special exhibition called “Smart World” at the Vienna Museum of Science and Technology presents the opportunities and risks associated with AI. (Self-driving car, exhibition view)
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© Technisches Museum Wien
“Showbiz Made in Vienna. The Marischkas”: the major annual exhibition for 2023/24 at the Theater Museum in Vienna is dedicated to one of Vienna’s most notable dynasties of artists. (Sissi - Schicksalsjahre einer Kaiserin, directed by Ernst Marischka, December 19, 1957) - © dpa Picture Alliance / picturedesk.com © Beta Film GmbH
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© dpa Picture Alliance / picturedesk.com © Beta Film GmbH
The exhibition, Peace, at the Judenplatz Museum focuses on the exploration of peace at a time when there is renewed conflict in Israel and Europe. (Herbert C. Kelman at a demonstation in Washington D.C. against the Vietnam War, undated)
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© Herbert C. Kelman Institute for Interactive Conflict Transformation
The “History Tales” exhibition uses more than 300 artworks to tell the story of fact and fiction in historical images. Now at the Picture Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. (Johann Peter Krafft, David with the Head of Goliath, 1852)
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© Gemäldegalerie der Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien
“The Beauty of Diversity” at the Albertina modern showcases the variety of the museum’s collection, with works by women, LGBT artists, people of color, Aboriginal perspectives and much more. (Amoako Boafo, Ivy Off Shoulder Dress, 2023)
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© Albertina, Wien – Familiensammlung Haselsteiner © Bildrecht, Wien 2024
The Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna is dedicating its spring exhibition, “Holbein. Burgkmair. Dürer. Renaissance in the North” to three outstanding pioneers of the Renaissance north of the Alps. From March 19. (Hans Burgkmair the Elder, Portrait of Hans Schellenberger, between 1505 and 1507)
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© Rheinisches Bildarchiv Köln
“Roy Lichtenstein. A Centennial Exhibition”: the major exhibition at the Albertina to mark the 100th birthday of the Pop Art master. From March 8. (Albertina, Roy Lichtenstein, Thinking of Him, 1963)
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© Estate of Roy Lichtenstein/Bildrecht, Vienna 2023, Foto: Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven
The exhibition, Hard/Soft. Textile and Ceramic in Contemporary Art brings together two seemingly contrasting materials at the MAK. (Sonia Gomes, Casa alugada, Entre Pérola e Vergalhão series, 2022)
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© Gui Gomes
The first special exhibition entitled “Fischer von Erlach. Drafting a Historical Architecture” at the reopened Wien Museum is dedicated to the great Viennese Baroque master builder. (Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach, Karlskirche, copperplate engraving)
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© Wien Museum. Foto: Atelier Stiegler/Massard
After an eight-month-long refurbishment, Kunst Haus Wien will open its doors on February 29 with its new Hundertwasser permanent exhibition, new café, new store and much more.
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© WienTourismus/Paul Bauer
“In the Eye of the Storm” at the Lower Belvedere is the first comprehensive exhibition of Ukrainian art from the first half of the 20th century to be displayed outside Ukraine. (Alexandra Exter, Drei weibliche Figuren, 1909/10)
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© Nationales Kunstmuseum der Ukraine, Kyjiw
“Hercules of the Arts”: the annual special exhibition at the Liechtenstein Garden Palace this year focuses on Prince Johann Adam Andreas I. From February 16, free admission. (Anton Peter van Roy, Portrait of Prince Johann Adam Andreas I of Liechtenstein, around 1706)
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© LIECHTENSTEIN. The Princely Collections, Vaduz-Vienna
“Who Cares? Jewish Responses to Suffering”: The new exhibition at the Jewish Museum Vienna illustrates forms of care work in times of hardship. (Georg Ehrlich, The Blind and the Lame)
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© Kunsthandel WIdder, Wien
WE ❤: The Heidi Horten Collection presents numerous highlights from the collection. Additionally, Klimt’s painting Kirche in Unterach am Attersee (Church in Unterach on Lake Attersee) will be exhibited as a cabinet presentation. (Francis Bacon, Study for Portrait of Henrietta Moraes, 1964)
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© Heidi Horten Collection, Bildrecht, Wien 2022
“Here We Are! Women in Design 1900 - today.” at the Vienna Furniture Museum sheds light on the major contributions women have made to the evolution of modern design. (Nanda Vigo, 1985)
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© Gabriele Basilico_courtesy_by Archivio Nanda Vigo
“Arnold Schönberg & Karl Kraus”: the special exhibition at the Arnold Schönberg will mark the 150th birthdays of these two exceptional characters. (Arnold Schönberg, Vienna, Liechtensteinstraße 68/70, 1907)
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© Arnold Schönberg Center, Wien
The Weltmuseum Wien is hosting a new special exhibition entitled “On the Backs of Camels” to mark the UN Year of Camelids. (Super Taus and a Camel Yasha)
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© Photography: Imam Guseinov / Special thanks to Dzhamilya Dagirova, Naida Omarova / Commissioned by RD Magazine
The special exhibition Arktis at the Naturhistorischen Museum Vienna (Natural History Museum) is dedicated to the unique Arctic ecosystem, which is particularly suffering from climate change. (Stuffed polar bear from the Schönbrunn Zoo, Naturhistorischen Museum)
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© NHM Wien, A. Schumacher
How is artificial intelligence changing our world? The special exhibition called “Smart World” at the Vienna Museum of Science and Technology presents the opportunities and risks associated with AI. (Self-driving car, exhibition view)
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© Technisches Museum Wien
“Showbiz Made in Vienna. The Marischkas”: the major annual exhibition for 2023/24 at the Theater Museum in Vienna is dedicated to one of Vienna’s most notable dynasties of artists. (Sissi - Schicksalsjahre einer Kaiserin, directed by Ernst Marischka, December 19, 1957) - © dpa Picture Alliance / picturedesk.com © Beta Film GmbH
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© dpa Picture Alliance / picturedesk.com © Beta Film GmbH
The exhibition, Peace, at the Judenplatz Museum focuses on the exploration of peace at a time when there is renewed conflict in Israel and Europe. (Herbert C. Kelman at a demonstation in Washington D.C. against the Vietnam War, undated)
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© Herbert C. Kelman Institute for Interactive Conflict Transformation
The “History Tales” exhibition uses more than 300 artworks to tell the story of fact and fiction in historical images. Now at the Picture Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. (Johann Peter Krafft, David with the Head of Goliath, 1852)
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© Gemäldegalerie der Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien
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In the Albertina
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© WienTourismus/Paul Bauer
In the Albertina
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© WienTourismus/Paul Bauer