Kunsthalle Wien

*Reduction: seniors; persons with disabilities; unemployed persons; apprentices; Berufsvereinigung / Berufsverband Bildender Künstler; Vienna City Card; art-card; Verband der Kunsthistoriker*innen; Filmarchiv Austria; Annual ticket holders of Museum der Moderne Salzburg, Kunsthalle Krems, Freundesverein Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, and Museion Bozen; IG Bildende Kunst; Forum Club Uni Linz; Ö1 Club; Ö1 Intro; ImPulsTanz Workshoppass & ImPulsBringer Card; Gartenbaukino subscribers; Der Standard; WERKS-ticket; Werk X; alumnis of 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, Ukrainians (with a valid identification document)

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, Museion Bozen, Museum der Moderne Salzburg, Tanzquartier Wien, Werk X)

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 needs new forms of communication and togetherness. That’s why we offer online art talks on current exhibitions for groups. We believe that conversations and exchange about contemporary art in the current situation can be strengthening for everyday life – and a help to better understand today’s world.

All you need for the art talk is a laptop, a computer or a smartphone with a camera, an audio function, internet connection as well as the free communication program Zoom.

An offer for students, school classes and groups up to a maximum of 14 people.

The art talks are free of charge, based on the needs of the participants and can be booked in German as well as in English.

Dates and further information on the program at: vermittlung@kunsthallewien.at

For school classes and student groups, we offer guided tours and educational formats to accompany all of our exhibitions free of charge. Pupils and apprentices can participate in Dialogical Tours, Art Talks, Tours behind the Scenes, and Workshops. All formats take the current exhibition as a starting point for a reflection on contemporary art together with our team.

Dialogical Tours (60 minutes)

Discussions about artistic strategies that address the pressing issues of our present-day society encourage critical thinking. Our art education team is there to accompany students in this process: they provide information about the artists and exhibitions, pose questions, and moderate the discussions.

Art Talks (90 minutes)

The implicit topics of the respective running exhibition are investigated in small groups with an extensive independent workshare done by the students, which is then followed by a joint discussion round. The aim is to stimulate creative thinking and reveal connections between contemporary art and the students’ own life worlds and experiences.

Tours behind the Scenes (90 minutes)

How long does it take to organize an exhibition? What types of professions are needed in an art institution like Kunsthalle Wien? And do artists actually earn a lot of money? On this tour we answer all the questions that usually no one dares to ask. We have a conversation about the making of an exhibition, visit the workshops of Kunsthalle Wien, and make a short guided tour through one of the exhibitions.

Workshops (120 minutes)

Filming, photographing, drawing, sculpting, or animating – we give students the opportunity to experiment with artistic working methods and access the rich spectrum of experiences and possibilities found in practical applications of contemporary media.

All art education formats support learning processes in the field of art and form a supplement to lessons in the classroom. They are tailored to the knowledge level and abilities of diverse age groups and are oriented upon all forms of schooling.

We are looking forward to your booking request via vermittlung@kunsthallewien.at.

At our regular information events we guide teachers through the exhibitions and provide insights into our work and educational program. Please register here for our newsletter for teachers so you won’t miss any of these dates!