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Collection of Bentwood Furniture

Project supervisor: Sebastian Hackenschmidt, MAK Curator, Furniture and Woodwork
The MAK owns a one-of-a-kind collection of bentwood furniture made primarily by the Thonet company, as well as by competitors such as J. & J. Kohn. These exceptional holdings are being studied in collaboration with bentwood researchers of international repute: following the completion of technical data (dating, place of production and series, bending technique employed) and artistically relevant information (e.g. design, client), the project is intended to result in an exhibition and a catalog of the holdings.

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MAK NITE © EU

Loving the Alien Budapest - Łódź – Warsaw – Wrocław – Dresden
English
176 pages, numerous illustrations
Publication & DVD
16,6 x 22 cm, paperback
MAK Vienna / Verlag für moderne Kunst Nürnberg, 2009
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Metal Study Collection

Curator: Elisabeth Schmuttermeier
Visitors can realise just how diverse the Metal Collection is by viewing the presentation of the objects in the Study Collection Metal, which is arranged according to types. Candleholders, beakers, pots and jugs, bowls and dishes illustrate their stages of stylistic and functional development. Moreover, since 1993 the great variety of the metal collection has been presented in the form of alternating, temporary exhibitions, which also frequently include contemporary jewellery design.
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Wiener Werkstätte Archive

Curator: Elisabeth Schmuttermeier
The Wiener Werkstätte (WW, 1903–1932) left a lasting mark on the history of product development and even today its output continues to be a significant influence for architects and designers. Apart from numerous objects from WW-production, since 1955 the MAK holds its archive that provides illustration of the production process of the products made in the Werkstätte, and also clarifies their identification and specifications.
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Guided Tours

The goal of the MAK Schools Program is starting a dialogue between schoolchildren and art educators.
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MAK APPLY

Webspace for Schools and Students
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