"It was the nightingale and not the lark." This sentence, perhaps the most famous line in perhaps the most famous love story ever written, also found its way into Charles Gounod’s opera about Romeo and Juliet which first enthralled an audience at the World Exhibition in Paris in 1867.

Young theatre makers and authors have developed project ideas for children with the support of mentors.

The exhibition "Hollein Calling. Architectural Dialogues" explores the Hollein phenomenon from today's perspective. A dialogue with the positions of a younger generation of architects launches a reappraisal that brings Hollein's work back into the current discourse.

Would you like to become a superhero, zombie, robot, magic fairy, clown or wild animal? Masks have fascinated people for centuries.

There are plenty of models and drawings to admire in the exhibition "Hollein Calling", as multiple variations were produced in Hans Hollein’s studio for each project — there are twelve models on show just of the entrance to the Volcano Museum. We find inspiration in the exhibition and then build our own projects with LEGO.

A stern look, a smirk on the face or two beautiful nostrils? With or without hands, from the front or from the side? What is the most important thing in a portrait? We take inspiration from the portraits of various artists and then create our own portrait in the studio!