The Jour Fixe: Art Education is aimed at the art education scene, all theater, dance, and museum educators, as well as interested parties, and invites you to get to know each other personally, to network, and to engage in a lively exchange about formats, terms, structures, and methods.

In the "Our Bodies" talk, Brigitte Theißl talks to artist and activist Ina Holub about beauty standards, multiply marginalised people in the culture sector, and queer feminist struggles.

Every first and third Thursday of the month at 17.30h you can discover the exhibition Darker, Lighter, Puffy, Flat together with our art educators and discuss the context and background of the exhibited works.

"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.