Today at the MAK

5 PM - 11 PMEintritt freiLong Night of Research 2022

5 PMLong Night of Research 2022Research on and Conservation of the Khevenhüller Chronicle

5 PM - 7 PMLong Night of Research 2022MAK Design Kids Expedition (in German)

6 PMLong Night of Research 2022Tour in Dialogue with Otto Kapfinger, architect and co-founder of the Missing Link architecture group (in German)

Exhibitions

JOSEF HOFFMANNProgress Through BeautySHOWROOM WIENER WERKSTÄTTE A Dialogue with Michael AnastassiadesANNA JERMOLAEWAChernobyl SafariSCHINDLER HOUSE LOS ANGELESSpace as a Medium of ArtTIN GLAZING AND IMAGE CULTUREThe MAK’s Majolica Collection in Historical Context MISSING LINKStrategies of a Viennese Architecture Group (1970–1980)

Permanent

VIENNA 1900CARPETSASIAMAKLITE RELOADEDMAK DESIGN LABRENAISSANCE BAROQUE ROCOCOHISTORICISM ART NOUVEAUEMPIRE STYLE BIEDERMEIER BAROQUE ROCOCO CLASSICISM HELMUT LANG ARCHIVEGELITIN

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Tue 10 a.m–9 p.m.
Wed–Sun 10 a.m.–6.pm
Mon closed

Go 1827

Go 1827

Research Project

Asia and Europe in the 18th Century

Project Manager: Johannes Wieninger, Curator, Asia Collection

As a continuation of the project Asia and Europe, 1500–1700, which was concluded in 2009 with the major exhibition GLOBAL:LAB, the work on the project of the 18th century began, which deals above all with the relationship between Europe (particularly Austria) and East Asia (particularly China and Japan). The extensive MAK Collection represents the core of this work, which will also encompass holdings and archives at other Austrian cultural institutions. This project is intended to culminate in an exhibition and a large-scale publication.

Project Manager: Johannes Wieninger, Curator, Asia Collection