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MAK APP - THE COLLECTIONS ASIA, CARPETS AND VIENNA 1900 FOR SMARTPHONES AND TABLETS

The MAK app offers a variety of dynamic and sometimes surprising ways to learn more about the Permanent Collections Vienna 1900, Asia, and Carpets!

 
Personal audio commentaries from the curators and restorers at the MAK introduce works of design and applied art. Videos offer insight, and numerous original photos provide context, whether you’re visiting the MAK or browsing at home. Visitors are invited to leave snapshots on the “Pinboard.” The most-photographed objects will be regularly featured in comics that are only available through the app!
 
Download the app on your tablet for free (iOS and Android) before your visit to the museum, or borrow a tablet during your visit and use the app as a multimedia guide to the MAK Permanent Collections VIENNA 1900: Design / Arts and Crafts 1890–1938 , ASIA. China – Japan – Korea, and CARPETS.
 
Use the MAK App at home or at the museum to gain an overview or an in-depth look at the MAK collections. Delve into specific topics or view the exhibition again at home:
 
Discover
Explore unfamiliar territory in the Vienna 1900, Asia, and Carpets collections, and you’re sure to come across interesting surprises. Dig deeper into a topic, or move from one object to the next.
 
Tours
Several tours in various lengths offer detailed information on select objects from the collection, which are discussed in personal commentaries by the curators of the MAK.
 
MAK Permanent Collection
Curators and restorers from the MAK comment on objects in audio and video clips, provide cultural-historical context, and talk about their work at the museum. Original photos show the locations where the works were once exhibited.
 
Pinboard
Take photos of objects that catch your eye and upload them to the “Pinboard” to inspire other visitors, or share photos with your friends and family!
 
Vienna 1900 meets Comic
You might even find the object you’ve photographed in a comic: visitors can decide which objects will be featured. These comics come from various illustrators, are created regularly for the app, and are exclusively available here!
 
This Week at the MAK
A calendar offers you a weekly overview of current exhibitions, educational offerings, and events at the museum.
 
Notes on Using the MAK App
When you bring your tablet with the app installed on it to the MAK, you’ll receive a discount on admission. You can also download the app over Wi-Fi at the museum. We recommend bringing your own headphones, but headphones are available for free rental at the museum. You also have the option of borrowing a tablet from the museum during your visit for a fee of €2.
An internet connection is required in order to use the full contents of the app.

Borrow a Tablet at the MAK

Tablets can be borrowed at the museum for a fee of €2.
 

Vienna 1900 Meets Comics

It’s worth coming back:
Four times a year, a new comic will be published on the MAK app. The comics come from various illustrators and can only be read here. They will also feature the most-photographed objects from the “bulletin board.


 


 

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Permanent Collection

Permanent Collection ASIA

Permanent Collection ASIA

Artistic intervention: Tadashi Kawamata
The Asia Collection of the MAK is one of the important collections in Europe of art and applied arts from the Asian region. It has been compiled from public and private collections during a history lasting 150 years and offers a wide-ranging view of the art history of Asia.

Permanent Collection

Permanent Collection Carpets

Permanent Collection Carpets

Artistic intervention: Füsun Onur
The MAK Carpet Collection is one of the most famous in the world. These unique pieces from the 16th and 17th centuries feature an incomparable variety of patterns and colors, materials, and techniques.

Permanent Collection

Permanent Collection Vienna 1900

Permanent Collection Vienna 1900

Design/Arts and Crafts 1890–1938
This presentation’s thematic core is the multifarious struggle to arrive at an Austrian, modern, bourgeois, and democratic style. Today, this chapter of design and arts and crafts history—subsumed under the terms of Secessionism and Jugendstil—serves like no other to underpin Austrian identity.
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