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Exhibitions
VIENNA 1900—Everyday. A Total Work of Art Reinstallation of the MAK Permanent CollectionNew Presentation: MAK PERMANENT COLLECTION TEXTILES AND CARPETSFELIX LENZSoft Image, Brittle GroundsURSI FÜRTLERTextile—AbstractBARBARA PFLAUMShowcases of Everyday LifeHYPE AND HIGH CULTURE75 Years of the Vienna Festival (Wiener Festwochen) in PostersVALLY WIESELTHIERCeramic SculptorCHRISTOPH SCHLINGENSIEFIt’s Not My Problem Anymore!
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The MAK, in collaboration with Porsche, invites you to a free museum visit! Experience all current exhibitions, including the newly opened GLANZSTÜCKE. All other current exhibitions can be found here.
Sat, 27.6.2026 10 am — 6 pm
MAK – Museum of Applied Arts
© Graphic Design: Bueronardin
Freakstars Studio, TV with video projections
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Poster wall with slogans "Macht Fehler", "Wähle dich selbst", Wählt Schlingensief"
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Exhibition view featuring a podium and sculptures by Vally Wieselthier
© MAK/Christian Mendez
Exhibition View Vally Wieselthier
© MAK/Christian Mendez
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GUIDED TOURS 

  • Guided tour fee: € 5,50
  • To ensure a pleasant museum visit, the number of participants per guided tour is limited. We therefore recommend booking the tour in advance to secure your spot.

11 am
VIENNA 1900 (DE)
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2 pm 
GLANZSTÜCKE (EN) 
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2 pm
Mini MAK Tour: Treasure Hunt for the Highlights
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3 pm
VIENNA 1900 (EN)
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4 pm
CHRISTOPH SCHLINGENSIEF (EN)
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Fri, 22.5.2026
4 PM
Diverse
Official Global Bitcoin Pizza Party Vienna by PizzaDAO hosted by MAK & Validvent & CryptoWiener
Tue, 26.5.2026
4 PM
Diverse
Toolbox for Artists’ Books
Pop-up Exhibition
Sat, 30.5.2026
2 PM
Diverse
Promenade Theater Separate Ways
Dialogue in Letters with Texts by and about Dora Breuer and Katharina Mautner and Songs of Forgotten Heroines
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