Today at the MAK
4.30 PM–5.30 PMCurator-Guided Tour MY ULLMANN
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TRANSMEDIA 1900An Intervention by the University of Applied Arts in the MAK’s Permanent CollectionPROTEST/ARCHITECTUREBarricades, Camps, SuperglueNOTHING HAS BEEN DONE!Posters for Environmental Protection by Klaus Staeck since 1973MAK Film ForumMY ULLMANNLiving Kineticism: Pictures, Performance, Art in ArchitectureHARD/SOFTTextiles and Ceramics in Contemporary ArtSTARS, FEATHERS, TASSELSThe Wiener Werkstätte Artist Felice Rix-Ueno (1893–1967)CRITICAL CONSUMPTION
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6:30 p.m.Timothy Wilson, Emeritus Professor of Balliol College, Oxford, and former Keeper of Western Art of Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, as well as guest curator of the exhibition TIN GLAZING AND IMAGE CULTURE, will explain in a tour the meaning of Italian majolica for the history of art and ceramics in Europe. The restoration of historical majolica pieces from the MAK Collection will be illuminated based on examples from the exhibition. Please register  6:30–9 p.m.In a workshop open to the audience, the contemporary Italian majolica artist Marino Moretti, together with the ceramics studio and the Institute of Conservation of the University of Applied Arts Vienna, will practically demonstrate the technique of majolica ceramics. On the spot, he will form and glaze pieces which will subsequently be fired at the ceramics studio of the University of Applied Arts Vienna. No need to register In cooperation with the Italian Institute of Culture, Vienna      
6:30 p.m.
Timothy Wilson, Emeritus Professor of Balliol College, Oxford, and former Keeper of Western Art of Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, as well as guest curator of the exhibition TIN GLAZING AND IMAGE CULTURE, will explain in a tour the meaning of Italian majolica for the history of art and ceramics in Europe. The restoration of historical majolica pieces from the MAK Collection will be illuminated based on examples from the exhibition. 
Please register 
 
6:30–9 p.m.
In a workshop open to the audience, the contemporary Italian majolica artist Marino Moretti, together with the ceramics studio and the Institute of Conservation of the University of Applied Arts Vienna, will practically demonstrate the technique of majolica ceramics. On the spot, he will form and glaze pieces which will subsequently be fired at the ceramics studio of the University of Applied Arts Vienna. 
No need to register
 
In cooperation with the Italian Institute of Culture, Vienna