Current exhibition

• BICYCLE & LOBSTER. Sparkling Tree Decorations From Gablonz
• TURNING PAGES. Artists’ Books of the Present
• HITO STEYERL
• JOHANN STRAUSS: FRANTIC ECSTASY
• VALENTINA TRIET 
• MAK Permanent Collections 

Program
 
11 am
MAKtour The MAK’s Architecture (in German)
The tour elucidates the MAK’s architectural features. Together we explore the building’s Renaissance Revival style and its façade, the grotesques of the ceiling murals in the interior, and the architectural interventions and exhibition architecture of the individual permanent collections. 
Language: The tour is held in German.
Tour fee: € 5,50 + admission to the museum
Meeting point: MAK Columned Main Hall
No registration required

2–4 pm
Kinderkunstfest: Workshop Das Fest zum Protest (in German)
Want to be seen and heard at the next demonstration? Let's design signs, posters, or T-shirts for your next protest together! What do you want to demonstrate against and what do you want to get involved in? We'll give you design tips and look forward to your enthusiasm!
For children aged 6 and older 
Free participation and admission (also for accompanying adults)
No registration required
As part of the Kinderkunstfest

MAK Guide
Experience the MAK by listening! Audio pieces and high-resolution images offer you an entirely new access to one hundred fascinating MAK objects and their stories.
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MAK Geymüllerschlössel
Pötzleinsdorfer Straße 102, 1180 Vienna
Admission € 8
 
At the MAK Branch Geymüllerschlössel, a jewel of Biedermeier architecture in Vienna’s Pötzleinsdorf neighborhood, the MAK shows furniture from the Empire and Biedermeier periods, Old-Viennese clocks from the collection of Franz Sobek, and interventions by contemporary artists and designers.
 
In the exhibition SIDEKICKS: Rings and Bags from the MAK Collection at the Geymüllerschlössel, valuable accessories and jewelry play a leading role. Embedded in an artistic presentation by guest curator Ulrike Johannsen, the objects are displayed in the splendid Biedermeier ambience of the Schlössel amidst the presentation of the permanent collection. 111 highlights from the museum’s possessions are presented ranging from medieval finger rings to design classics by the Wiener Werkstätte to contemporary luxury handbags.
 
Also in the garden of the Geymüllerschlössel, historical and contemporary objects enter into a dialogue. On show are Hubert Schmalix’ sculpture Der Vater weist dem Kind den Weg [The Father Shows the Way to His Child] (1996) as well as the Skyspace The Other Horizon (1998/2004) by US artist James Turrell.
 
2.30 pm
Tour of Geymüllerschlössel + exhibition SIDEKICKS (in German)