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Why You Should Attend Kunsthistorisches Museum Exhibitions
- The Kunsthistorisches Museum is a world-renowned institution with exhibitions that offer a feast for all senses.
- The museum shows the diversity and richness of our world's artistic and cultural heritage through its exhibitions.
- The exhibitions showcase the works of some of the most celebrated artists worldwide, including European masters like Caravaggio, Raphael, and Velazquez.
- The museum's permanent collection is displayed in magnificently decorated rooms, adding to the grandeur of the experience.
- By attending a Kunsthistorisches Museum exhibition, you will better understand the history, context, and significance of the artworks.
Kunsthistorisches Museum Exhibitions of 2023
In 80 Coins Around The World
Date and duration of the exhibition: April 26, 2022 - January 28, 2024
What it’s about: Showcasing 80 remarkable coins from different cultures and periods, the exhibition provides a unique insight into the diverse artistic expressions and socio-cultural contexts behind these fascinating monetary artefacts. From ancient civilizations to modern times, you can explore coins' rich heritage and global significance in this captivating showcase of numismatic treasures.
SpaceMosque
Date and duration of the exhibition: April 20, 2023 – October 8, 2023
What it’s about: The Space Mosque exhibition explores the intersection between Islamic art, science, and space exploration. Through a captivating display of a spaceship minaret, the artist Saks Afridi asks a profound question: If all our collective prayers get answered, would it make the world better, or just our individual lives?
Vitrine EXTRA #2
Date and duration of the exhibition: June 1, 2023 – October 1, 2023
What it’s about: The Vitrine EXTRA #2 exhibition is the second in the series of Vitrine exhibitions, which displays precious, ancient artefacts, allowing people to get a peek into the history of the Greek cup, back from the 6th century BCE. You can trace the history of the cup from the time to the time it got confiscated in the 20th century to the time it got restituted, finally getting a place in the Collection of Greek and Roman Antiquities.
In Love With Laura
Date and duration of the exhibition: June 20, 2023 – October 15, 2023
What it’s about: This collection is rightfully called ‘A Mystery in Marble.’ Focused on the significant work of Francesco Laurana’s European sculpture, Female Bust, this is one of the rare and realistic Renaissance marble structures of a coloured bust. It makes for one of the most critical portrait creations from the 15th century. This exhibition revolves around the mysterious figure of Laura, the muse and unattainable love interest of Petrarch, an Italian Renaissance poet.
Point of View #27
Date and duration of the exhibition: June 23, 2023 – November 12, 2023
What it’s about: The Kunsthistorisches Museum commemorates the work of the essential patron of the Habsburgs collectors, Gustav von Benda. It houses his rich collection of paintings, sculptures and other art treasures. What makes this more significant is that Benda belongs to the Jewish community. Additionally, the exhibition is supported by other works and historical photographs, the 'Virgin Mary' painting being the centrepiece of it all.
Raphael
Date and duration of the exhibition: September 26, 2023- January 14, 2024
What it’s about: This exhibition highlights Vienna's monumental tapestries, which played a significant role in all the princely power celebrations during the glorious Renaissance era in the 16th century. You will find some of the most luxurious products made of rare metal threads and delicate silks, including tapestries that tell the tale of the Apostles, specially made for the Sistine Chapel of Rome!
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Frequently Asked Questions About Kunsthistorisches Museum
What is the theme of exhibitions at the Kunsthistorisches Museum?
Visitors to the museum often ask about the central theme or focus of the current exhibition, which changes periodically and covers a broad range of art and historical topics.
Are there guided tours available for the exhibitions at the Kunsthistorisches Museum?
Headout does not offer guided tours for Kunsthistorisches Museum and its exhibitions. You can enjoy the exhibits at your own pace via a self-guided tour!
Is photography allowed in the Kunsthistorisches Museum's exhibitions?
Generally, photography is allowed in the galleries, but flash photography and the use of tripods are strictly prohibited.
Are the exhibits suitable for children in the Kunsthistorisches Museum's exhibitions?
The Kunsthistorisches Museum exhibits and activities are very suitable for children, especially if they want to engage with the art and history on display.
Can I purchase tickets for Kunsthistorisches Museum exhibitions online?
You can buy your tickets online for Kunsthistorisches Museum and its many exhibitions.
Are any discounts available for students or seniors attending Kunsthistorisches Museum exhibitions?
Yes, Kunsthistorisches Museum offers discounted admission prices for students under 25 and seniors above 65. Children up to the age of 18 can enter the museum for free.
Does the Kunsthistorisches Museum's exhibition space have accessibility accommodations for visitors with disabilities?
The Kunsthistorisches Museum strives to make its exhibitions accessible to all visitors. It provides accommodations such as tactile models, audio guides, and wheelchair rental services to ensure visitors with disabilities have an enjoyable and informative experience.