The second exhibition in the series features Austrian artist Hans Schabus working in collaboration with The Center for Land Use Interpretation (CLUI), a Los Angeles-based research and education organization. Parallel exhibits of maps and photographs by Hans Schabus and CLUI depict different kinds of crossings of the landscape. In Schabus’ work, we see an urban river, crossed by bridges and pipelines. The photographs from CLUI show a highway in the salt flats, crossed by culverts, located on a topographic landscape map. Together these works comment on different qualities of conveyance, different modes of perception, and our relationship to what was once known as the “natural world,” but is now something else entirely.
Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles
Following exhibitions in the Mackey Garage Top
Bernhard Sommer 19.4.–10.8.201
Constanze Ruhm 8.11.2013–1.3.2014
Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles
The MAK Center’s programming is guided by the imperative to promote dialogue and question boundaries, be they geographic or disciplinary. A key to this mission is the Artists and Architects-in-Residence program, which embodies these ideas by bringing international, early career practitioners to Los Angeles. In order to expand the cultural exchange at the core of the residency program, the Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, Arts and Culture and the MAK Center have initiated a new, biannual exhibition series, Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles, which invites Austrian and Viennabased alumni residents to collaborate with L.A. artists and architects of their choosing at the Garage Top at the Mackey Apartments.
This exhibition series is made possible by the Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, the Arts and Culture.
Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles
Following exhibitions in the Mackey Garage Top
Bernhard Sommer 19.4.–10.8.201
Constanze Ruhm 8.11.2013–1.3.2014
Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles
The MAK Center’s programming is guided by the imperative to promote dialogue and question boundaries, be they geographic or disciplinary. A key to this mission is the Artists and Architects-in-Residence program, which embodies these ideas by bringing international, early career practitioners to Los Angeles. In order to expand the cultural exchange at the core of the residency program, the Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, Arts and Culture and the MAK Center have initiated a new, biannual exhibition series, Garage Exchange Vienna – Los Angeles, which invites Austrian and Viennabased alumni residents to collaborate with L.A. artists and architects of their choosing at the Garage Top at the Mackey Apartments.
This exhibition series is made possible by the Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, the Arts and Culture.
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Guided Tours
at the weekend and by advance booking.Admission
$7 / $6 students and seniors,admission including Schindler by MAK guide $17 / $16 students and seniors
Free Admission
children under 12, Friends of the Schindler House, and Friends of the MAK Center; on Friday afternoons 4–6 p.m.; International Museum Day in May; and Schindler's Birthday, 10 September
FIRST FRIDAYS
Schindler House / Mackey Apartments & Garages / Fitzpatrick-Leland House:
The first Friday of every month,
11 a.m.–6 p.m., advance reservations required
Admission for all three houses
incl. Schindler by MAK guide:
$50 / $42 students and seniors / $30 Friends of the Schindler House and Friends of the MAK Center
Admission Fitzpatrick-Leland House only
incl. Schindler by MAK guide:
$34 / $32 students and seniors / $20 Friends of the Schindler House and Friends of the MAK Center
Admission Mackey Apartments only:
incl. Schindler by MAK guide:
$17 / $16 students and seniors, free to Friends of the Schindler House and Friends of the MAK Center
