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mumok is one of Europe’s largest and leading museums featuring art produced since the advent of modernity, which it collects, explores, and exhibits to a wide art-loving audience.

 

© Stéfan Olah

© Niko Havranek

Park McArthur – Contact M at Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach
Untitled, 2014, Holz, Farbe, Eisenwaren
Courtesy of the artist, Sammlung David Kordansky & Mindy Shapero, Los Angeles

Foto: Simon Vogel © mumok

Park McArthur – Contact M: Installationsansicht von Passive Vibration Isolation 4, 2014, Softly, Effectively, 2017, Missions, 2025, and Black & White Plaid Commode, Breakfast Commode, Pink Love Commode, Calvin Klein Commode, 2014
Courtesy of the artist

Foto: Simon Vogel © mumok

© Stéfan Olah

© Wien mal anders

Ausstellungsansicht: Nie endgültig! Das Museum im Wandel, Niki de Saint Phalle, Tea Party, ou Le Thé chez Angelina, 1971
Hermann Nitsch, Kleiner Existenz-Altar, 1960
Arnulf Rainer, Übermalung violett, 1961
Arnulf Rainer, Kreuz, 1980

Foto: Klaus Pichler © mumok

Ausstellungsansicht: Nie endgültig! Das Museum im Wandel, Richard Estes, Bus Window, 1969
Kiyoshi Awazu, Die Frau von Hanaoka Seishu, 1970; Brigitta Fritz, Begegnungen, 1981
Richard Kriesche, Ohne Titel, o.D.; Susan Etkin, Arcanum I + II, 1988; Loys Egg, Spritzer, 1973;
Maria Lassnig, Fliegen lernen, 1976; Maria Lassnig, Pfingstselbstporträt, 1969

Foto: Klaus Pichler © mumok

Ausstellungsansicht: Nie endgültig! Das Museum im Wandel, Eva Aeppli, L’Aube, 1960
Eva Aeppli, Les Juges, 1967

Foto: Klaus Pichler © mumok

© Stéfan Olah

© Niko Havranek

Park McArthur – Contact M at Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach
Untitled, 2014, Holz, Farbe, Eisenwaren
Courtesy of the artist, Sammlung David Kordansky & Mindy Shapero, Los Angeles

Foto: Simon Vogel © mumok

Park McArthur – Contact M: Installationsansicht von Passive Vibration Isolation 4, 2014, Softly, Effectively, 2017, Missions, 2025, and Black & White Plaid Commode, Breakfast Commode, Pink Love Commode, Calvin Klein Commode, 2014
Courtesy of the artist

Foto: Simon Vogel © mumok

© Stéfan Olah

© Wien mal anders

Ausstellungsansicht: Nie endgültig! Das Museum im Wandel, Niki de Saint Phalle, Tea Party, ou Le Thé chez Angelina, 1971
Hermann Nitsch, Kleiner Existenz-Altar, 1960
Arnulf Rainer, Übermalung violett, 1961
Arnulf Rainer, Kreuz, 1980

Foto: Klaus Pichler © mumok

Ausstellungsansicht: Nie endgültig! Das Museum im Wandel, Richard Estes, Bus Window, 1969
Kiyoshi Awazu, Die Frau von Hanaoka Seishu, 1970; Brigitta Fritz, Begegnungen, 1981
Richard Kriesche, Ohne Titel, o.D.; Susan Etkin, Arcanum I + II, 1988; Loys Egg, Spritzer, 1973;
Maria Lassnig, Fliegen lernen, 1976; Maria Lassnig, Pfingstselbstporträt, 1969

Foto: Klaus Pichler © mumok

Ausstellungsansicht: Nie endgültig! Das Museum im Wandel, Eva Aeppli, L’Aube, 1960
Eva Aeppli, Les Juges, 1967

Foto: Klaus Pichler © mumok

© Stéfan Olah

© Niko Havranek

Park McArthur – Contact M at Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach
Untitled, 2014, Holz, Farbe, Eisenwaren
Courtesy of the artist, Sammlung David Kordansky & Mindy Shapero, Los Angeles

Foto: Simon Vogel © mumok

Park McArthur – Contact M: Installationsansicht von Passive Vibration Isolation 4, 2014, Softly, Effectively, 2017, Missions, 2025, and Black & White Plaid Commode, Breakfast Commode, Pink Love Commode, Calvin Klein Commode, 2014
Courtesy of the artist

Foto: Simon Vogel © mumok

© Stéfan Olah

© Wien mal anders

Ausstellungsansicht: Nie endgültig! Das Museum im Wandel, Niki de Saint Phalle, Tea Party, ou Le Thé chez Angelina, 1971
Hermann Nitsch, Kleiner Existenz-Altar, 1960
Arnulf Rainer, Übermalung violett, 1961
Arnulf Rainer, Kreuz, 1980

Foto: Klaus Pichler © mumok

Ausstellungsansicht: Nie endgültig! Das Museum im Wandel, Richard Estes, Bus Window, 1969
Kiyoshi Awazu, Die Frau von Hanaoka Seishu, 1970; Brigitta Fritz, Begegnungen, 1981
Richard Kriesche, Ohne Titel, o.D.; Susan Etkin, Arcanum I + II, 1988; Loys Egg, Spritzer, 1973;
Maria Lassnig, Fliegen lernen, 1976; Maria Lassnig, Pfingstselbstporträt, 1969

Foto: Klaus Pichler © mumok

Ausstellungsansicht: Nie endgültig! Das Museum im Wandel, Eva Aeppli, L’Aube, 1960
Eva Aeppli, Les Juges, 1967

Foto: Klaus Pichler © mumok

Located in Central Europe, it acts as a bridge between East and West and, being an internationally oriented museum, connects the local and global art scenes.
mumok presents art history and the present as vital, socially relevant processes. In addition to such renowned stars as Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, Maria Lassnig, and Cosima von Bonin, the presentation of the collection and special exhibitions recognizes the significance of previously undiscovered and emerging artists as well as new art forms. In doing so, past and present, tradition and experiment are brought together.
The building’s striking blocks of dark-gray basalt in the midst of Vienna’s MuseumsQuartier house an exceptional collection featuring major works of classical modernism, Pop Art, Fluxus, Conceptual Art, and Vienna Actionism all the way through to topical, modern art with its film and media references. In addition to film screenings, the mumok cinema also holds lectures and discussions that elucidate the informative reciprocal relations between film and visual art. The wide-ranging art education program for all those over the age of four, as well as the library, café, and mumok shop, rounds off the extensive services offered to all our visitors.

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tue-sun:10:00 – 18:00

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Museumsplatz 1, A-1070 Wien 
Tel.: +43-1-525 00-0 
info@mumok.at
www.mumok.at

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