Kunsthalle Wien

*Reduction: Seniors; disabled persons; the unemployed; apprentices; Berufsvereinigung/ Berufsverband Bildender Künstler; Vienna City Card; art-card; Verband der Kunsthistoriker; Filmarchiv Austria; Annual ticket holders of mumok, Museum der Moderne, Kunsthalle Krems, Freundesverein Kunstmuseum Lichtenstein, and Museion Bozen; IG Bildende Kunst; Forum Club Uni Linz; Ö1 Club; Ö1 Intro; ImPulsTanz Workshoppass & ImPulsBringer Card; Gartenbaukino subscribers; The Gap; Der Standard; Werk X; Alumnis FH Wien der WKW; Filmcasino Club; Family Extra Card; EIKON Card; Tanzquartier Wien Club; Stadt Wien Vorteilsclub

Free Admission: AICA, BÖKWE, Tourist guides, IAA, ICOM, IKT, Vienna PASS, Kulturpass holders, Asylum seekers and people granted subsidiary protection

Due to the legal requirements to contain the coronavirus pandemic, Kunsthalle Wien had to close in mid-March. We are all the more pleased that the exhibition … of bread, wine, cars, security and peace – extended until October 4, 2020 – is on display again since May 29.

Of course we would like to compensate the lost time for all annual ticket holders: the validity period of all annual tickets that were still valid on March 13, 2020 will be automatically extended by three months.

With the annual ticket for € 19, all exhibitions and events can be visited free of charge for one year including many additional benefits. We are looking forward to numerous visits and an exciting year together.

Benefits

• Free admission to all Kunsthalle Wien exhibitions and events
• Reduced price ticket for one accompanying person
• Invitations to events
• Discount in the Kunsthalle Wien shop
• Discount on Kunsthalle Wien publications
• Reduced admission to partner institutions in Austria and abroad (Filmcasino, Gartenbaukino, ImPulsTanz, Kunsthalle Krems, Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Kunstverein Hamburg, mumok, Museion Bozen, Museum der Moderne Salzburg, Tanzquartier Wien, Werk X)

We look forward to welcoming you again to our guided tours! Since groups are currently limited, we kindly ask you to register in advance via besucherservice@kunsthallewien.at or directly at the cash desk at Kunsthalle Wien Museumsquartier.

Our art educators introduce you to the works on view in our exhibitions and acquaint you with the exhibited artists and contemporary art at large. All guided tours may be customised to your needs and learning levels.

Public guided tours and art education formats within the framework of each exhibition are free with admission. Ranging from discursive overviews, topic-oriented tours, and curator-guided tours, to the “My View” tour series (where experts, amateurs and people of interest are invited to present their perspectives on the exhibition), the guided tour programs provide a host of possibilities for accessing and discussing the exhibition. Combined tours are also available with on-going collaborations with partner institutions such as the Kunsthistorisches Museum (KHM) or the Architekturzentrum Wien (AzW).

Organized tours for schools and university groups are free.

We regularly offer workshops for children and teenagers that encourage participants to let their imagination and creativity run wild. The workshops provide insights into the exhibitions and the artists’ creative processes, and support children in acquiring practical skills and techniques.

Children and young people (under 19) have free admission.

A changing world requires new forms of communication and togetherness. For this reason, we decided to our launch online art talks for groups on the exhibition … of bread, wine, cars, security and peace. We believe that discussions and exchange about contemporary art can provide a lot of strength for our “new” everyday life – and help us to better understand the world we live in today.

On the basis of select artistic positions – from videos to exhibition views of the works – we will discuss with you how society can be conceived anew and what it really takes to have a “good life.” The talks are centered around works by artists of different generations and ethnic backgrounds, which reveal new perspectives and help us to discover new modes of action in the present situation.

All you need for the art talk is a laptop, a computer, or a smartphone with a camera and audio function along with Internet access and the free video conferencing app Zoom.

Students, school classes, and other groups of max 14 persons are welcome to join!

The art talks are free of charge, tailored to the needs of the interested participants, and can be booked from May 4, 2020 on in German and English (with native speakers). For dates and more information about the procedure, please write to: vermittlung@kunsthallewien.at.