Exhibitions
in Vienna
Exhibitions
in Vienna
A MONTHLY OVERVIEW
EXHIBITIONS IN VIENNA
As promised, you will now receive detailed information on the events taking place each month!
Simply click on the desired month and you will receive the desired information on exhibitions, festivals and other activities!
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September
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October
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November
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December
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January
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February
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May
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June
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July
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August
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Who writes and tests the exhibitions for you?
We are Céline & Susi, and we are testing the exhibitions in Vienna for you!
Céline is always busy picking out the highlights of the months for you, and we both go to the museums and visit the exhibitions! And of course, we love doing that 🙂
So have fun browsing and visiting!
Exhibition preview October
1. Marina Abramović
From 10 October you can see the contemporary artist Marina Abramović. Marina is a Serbian performance and conceptual artist, considered one of the most important representatives of performance art and body art, and is currently arguably the most famous performance artist in the world. And you can see her work in Vienna this year.
The exhibition was initially planned for the Kunstforum Wien, but was then moved to the Albertina Modern.
October 10, 2025, to March 1, 2026
In collaboration with the Kunstforum Wien and the Royal Academy of Arts, London
Tickets on sale now!
Special exhibition tickets from 10 October 2025!
2. The Legend of the Titanic
You’re already looking for it! You’re already booking and it’s still a few months before the exhibition even starts!
So here’s a little exhibition preview for you!
The Legend of the Titanic – The immersive exhibition
1 October 2025 to 6 January 2026
Location: Marx Halle
Karl-Farkas-Gasse 19, Vienna
Prices: from 25 euros for adults, 16 euros for children
What can you expect?
Experience the Titanic like never before – with 360º projections, interactive stories and virtual reality. Accompany the Callaghan family on their journey, marvel at the legendary rooms and immerse yourself in the last moments of the Titanic – emotional, impressive and technically state-of-the-art.
I visited the Titanic exhibition in Barcelona (with my children). The tickets are sold through the same provider, but whether it will be 1 to 1 the same exhibition, I can’t say at the time. We’ll stay tuned!
September 2025
Top 3 Exhibitions
1) Albertina
Gothic Modern: Munch, Beckmann, Kollwitz
19 September 2025 to 11 January 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition sheds light on how key modern artists – including Edvard Munch, Max Beckmann and Käthe Kollwitz – were inspired by the dark, spiritual and existential themes of Gothic art. Their works combine medieval symbolism with the fears and hopes of modernity and impressively show how Gothic imagery found a new form of expression in the 20th century.
2) Heidi Horten Collection
The line
19 September 2025 to 8 March 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition is dedicated to the line as an elementary form of expression in art. On display are works from classical modernism to the present day (Paul Klee, Fontana, Basquiat, etc.) that utilise the line as a structure, gesture or concept – sometimes strictly geometric, sometimes spontaneous and free. The show invites visitors to rediscover the versatility and power of the line in the visual arts.
3) Leopold Museum
Hidden Modernity: Fascination with the Occult around 1900
4 September 2025 to 18 January 2026
What can you expect?
For the first time in Vienna, the exhibition sheds light on the spiritual and esoteric currents around 1900 that had a lasting impact on art and society. Artists such as Munch, Gerstl and Schiele sought new forms of expression beyond materialism in symbolism, theosophy and spiritualism. Psychology, Far Eastern influences and the quest for the ‘new man’ also played a central role. The exhibition shows how closely modernism and magic were linked – with a critical look at utopias of the past and present.
other exhibitions
in September
Albertina
Gothic Modern: Munch, Beckmann, Kollwitz
19 September 2025 to 11 January 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition sheds light on how key modern artists – including Edvard Munch, Max Beckmann and Käthe Kollwitz – were inspired by the dark, spiritual and existential themes of Gothic art. Their works combine medieval symbolism with the fears and hopes of modernity and impressively show how Gothic imagery found a new form of expression in the 20th century.
Jitka Hanzlová
until 26 October 2025
Brigitte Kowanz: Light is what you see
until 9 November 2025
The Viennese Bohème: Works of the Hagen Society
until 12 October 2025
Albertina Modern
Damien Hirst: Drawings
Until 8 October 2025
What can you expect?
A rare opportunity to discover the graphic side of Damien Hirst. The exhibition shows a selection of his works on paper and provides an insight into the creative processes of the British artist, who is best known for his provocative sculptures and installations.
Remix: From Gerhard Richter to Katherina Grosse
Until 7 September 2025
What can you expect?
The exhibition shows a large selection from the German Viehof Collection for the first time in Austria. On display are works by 24 well-known artists, including Gerhard Richter, Joseph Beuys, Neo Rauch and Katharina Grosse. It offers an overview of the development of German art since the 1960s. The exchange between the loans and the Albertina’s own works is particularly exciting and opens up new perspectives.
Architekturzentrum Wien
Wealth instead of capital. Anupama Kundoo
11 September 2025 to 16 February 2026
Belvedere 21
Ashley Hans Scheirl
19 September 2025 to 18 January 2026
Jonathan Monk
until 21 September 2025
Wotruba international
until 11 January 2026
Foto Arsenal Wien
Henri Cartier-Bresson – WATCH! WATCH! WATCH!
until 21 September 2025
We have already visited the exhibition in Barcelona and loved it!
What can you expect?
‘A good photograph is a photograph that you look at for more than a second.’ – Henri Cartier-Bresson. And that’s what you do here! Because you’ve already seen at least one of his pictures in your history books or newspapers!
Chrstine de Grancy – Above the world and the times
Until 21 September 2025
Where: Arsenalplatz, Objekt 19, Arsenal
Furniture Museum Vienna
Josef Frank and the others. New furniture 1920-1940
until 11 January 2026
Haus der Geschichte Wien (House of History Vienna)
It transmits! Austria between propaganda and protest
Until 6 January 2026
Alma Rosé Plateau
Liberation 1945 – An open end, a fragile future
Until 6 January 2026
Main exhibition + Alma Rosé Plateau
Heidi Horten Collection
The line
19 September 2025 to 8 March 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition is dedicated to the line as an elementary form of expression in art. On display are works from classical modernism to the present day (Paul Klee, Fontana, Basquiat, etc.) that utilise the line as a structure, gesture or concept – sometimes strictly geometric, sometimes spontaneous and free. The show invites visitors to rediscover the versatility and power of the line in the visual arts.
Vienna, Vienna only you alone: Wigand – Alt – Oláh
Until 15 October 2025
Immersium: Wien
Animal Planet – The Immersive Exhibition
A fascinating show for all ages, with adventure and nature to immerse yourself in. It’s not just about the immersive experience; the show is also exciting and educational! Experience the world of animals in a completely different way!
Extended until 2 November 2025
Jewish Museum Vienna
Tell me where the flowers are… 80 years after the war – photographs by Roger Cremers
Until 18 January 2026 (the Anselm Kiefer exhibition in Amsterdam had the same name!)
G*d. The big questions between heaven and earth
Until 5 October 2025
130 years of JMW
Until 31 December 2025
No room for discussion?
Until 14 September 2025
KHM (Vienna Art Museum)
Pieter Claesz: Still Life
until 15 March 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition highlights the work of the Dutch master of the Golden Age. Claesz is considered one of the most important representatives of still life – his paintings are characterised by sophisticated lighting, subtle colour nuances and symbolic details. The show presents selected works that sharpen our view of transience, pleasure and the art of the everyday.
A matter of opinion #29: Mengs and Velázquez – The Princess of Naples
until 5 October 2025
What can you expect?
The exhibition centres on Anton Raphael Mengs’ famous Portrait of the Princess of Naples and explores its relationship to Velázquez and the Spanish court.
News in Brief from the Ancient World
5 September 2025 to 25 January 2026
Michaelina Wautier, female painter
30 September 2025 to 22 February 2026
Splendour & embossing: The emperors and their court artists
In the Coin Cabinet: until 23 October 2025
Buy Tickets for the permanent museum
Kunsthalle Vienna
Nora Turato: Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!
Until 14 September 2025
In the MuseumsQuartier
Ibrahim Mahama
until 2 November 2025
In the MuseumsQuartier
Nicola L.
until 14 September 2025
In the MuseumsQuartier
Burn The Diaries, Read Them Out Loud
until 19 October 2025
At the Karlsplatz
Kunst Haus Wien – Hundertwasser House
Green Laundry Vienna
until 28 September 2025
Julius von Bismarck
10 September 2025 to 8 March 2026
Leopold Museum
Hidden Modernity: Fascination with the Occult around 1900
4 September 2025 to 18 January 2026
What can you expect?
For the first time in Vienna, the exhibition sheds light on the spiritual and esoteric currents around 1900 that had a lasting impact on art and society. Artists such as Munch, Gerstl and Schiele sought new forms of expression beyond materialism in symbolism, theosophy and spiritualism. Psychology, Far Eastern influences and the quest for the ‘new man’ also played a central role. The exhibition shows how closely modernism and magic were linked – with a critical look at utopias of the past and present.
Lower Belvedere
Gustav Klimt: Pigment & Pixel
Until 7 September 2025
What can you expect?
An innovative exhibition that combines Klimt’s masterpieces with high-resolution digital reconstructions. Visitors can experience his art in a new dimension—ranging from pigments to pixels.
We have been there! Here is our blog-post!
Radical! Women artists* and modernism 1910-1950
until 12 October 2025
What can you expect?
The Radikal! exhibition brings together over 60 female artists from more than 20 countries who sought new ways of depicting modern life. Their works show how actively they helped to shape social change and responded to the challenges of their time.
Cézanne, Monet, Renoir: French Impressionism from the Museum Langmatt
25 September 2025 to 8 February 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition at the Belvedere presents highlights from the Villa Langmatt collection – one of the earliest private collections of French Impressionists in Switzerland. Jenny and Sidney Brown began collecting works by artists such as Gauguin, Monet, Cézanne and especially Renoir in 1907. Their collection is an expression of their personal passion for art, but also symbolises the modern self-image of the Swiss upper middle classes.
MAK
Gustav Klimt, the MAK and Immendorf Castle
Burned, destroyed, lost?
July 16 to September 1, 2025
JOHANN STRAUSS: Intoxication and ecstasy
Feminist expressive dance in posters 1900-1933
until 2 November 2025
WATER PRESSURE: Designing for the future
Until 7 September 2025
HITO STEYERL: The bullet flew in one ear and out the other for humanity
Until 11 January 2026
MAK FILM FORUM: Valentina Triet, Josef Dabernig
until 22 March 2026
BICYCLE AND LOBSTER: Sparkling tree decorations from Gablonz
24 September 2025 to 1 February 2026
mumok
Tobias Pils: Shh
27 September 2025 to 12 April 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition presents new works by the Austrian artist that oscillate between abstraction and figuration. In large-format drawings and paintings, Pils explores the tension between intuition and structure – often in black and white colours, with dense, almost meditative imagery. The exhibition invites visitors to immerse themselves in a quiet, ambiguous visual language.
The world of tomorrow will have been another present
Until 6 April 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition presents five large-scale installations by Nikita Kadan, Barbara Kapusta, Frida Orupabo, Lisl Ponger and Anita Witek. Each of these artists engages with works of classical modernism from the mumok collection and enters into an exciting dialogue with them. The show combines contemporary perspectives with art historical references, thus creating new interpretations and contexts. With further works by Alberto Giacometti, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Fernand Léger, René Magritte, Man Ray and many others.
Mapping the 60s: Art Stories from the mumok Collections
Until 1 February 2026
Park McArthur: Contact M
bis 7. September 2025
Jongsuk Yoon: Kumgangsan
from 7. June 2025
Kazuna Taguchi: I’ll never ask you
until 16 November 2025
Natural History Museum Vienna
Safe sex: the comeback of sexually transmitted diseases
Exhibition in the Narrenturm
from 4 June 2025
Released – shipped: 500 years of collecting and exhibiting rhinos
until 5 January 2026
Two views on plants. 3D-Fotos by Sebastian Cramer
24 September 2025 to 1 March 2026
Stadthalle Wien
Salvador Dalí – Dalí the Limitless
until 12 October 2025
Studio F
Technical Museum Vienna
More than Recycling
from June 2025
Innovation Corner: Circular economy
A museum stage for pioneering innovations from Austria
No end date known
Upper Belvedere
IN VIEW: Gustav Klimt: The Bride
Until 5 October 2025
CARLONE CONTEMPORARY: Sarah Ortmeyer
Until 19 October 2025
Vienna Museum
Leopold Kessler: Works in public space
11 September 2025 to 25 January 2026
Controlled freedom: The Allies in Vienna
Until 7 September 2025
More than a newspaper. 30 years of Augustin
18 September to 23 November 2025
Ferroconcrete: Anatomy of a metropolis
Until 28 September 2025
Cellar stories: a mysterious Roman building at the farmers’ market
until 30 May 2027
In the Roman Museum
Vienna. My history.
The new presentation of the Wien Museum on Karlsplatz
Location: Karlsplatz
World museum Wien
Colonialism on the windowsill
until 25 May 2026
Who wears the trousers?
Until 1 February 2026
Shannon Alonzo: Washerwoman
Until 5 October 2025
at the Theseus Temple
Tabita Rezaire
Calabash Nebula: Cosmological Tales of Connection
17 September 2025 to 11 Januar 2026
Wiener Secession (Viennese Secession)
June Crespo
12 September to 16 November 2025
John Smith
12 September to 16 November 2025
Atelier Bow-Wow
12 September to 16 November 2025
the somewhat different museum
IKONO Vienna
After Barcelona, Madrid and Rome, we can now also visit IKONO in Vienna!
It’s a world of light, music and art constellations that will inspire you.
It’s all about having fun and taking the best photo for social media!
So pack your fully charged mobile phone and dive into this world!
Also suitable for families with children aged 5 and over!
Top combination!
3 museums with one purchase
With the museum ticket from Tiqets you can combine three museums and save up to EUR 7.90!
Combine
the KHM or the Leopold Museum with
the Albertina or the Upper Belvedere and with the
the Heidi Horten Collection, the Theatre Museum, the Imperial Treasury (surcharge) or the MAK (surcharge).
If you combine the KHM, Albertina and the Heidi Horten Collection, you can save 7.90 euros!
October 2025
Top 3 Exhibitions
Marxhalle
The Legend of the Titanic (Immersive Exhibition)
1 October 2025 to 6 January 2026
What awaits you?
Experience the Titanic like never before – with 360º projections, interactive stories, and virtual reality. Join the Callaghan family on their journey, marvel at the legendary rooms, and immerse yourself in the Titanic’s final moments – emotional, impressive, and technically state-of-the-art.
I visited the Titanic exhibition in Barcelona (with my children). Tickets are sold through the same provider, but I can’t say at this point whether it will be exactly the same exhibition. We’ll stay tuned!
Albertina Modern
Marina Abramović
October 10, 2025, to March 1, 2026
In collaboration with Kunstforum Wien and the Royal Academy of Arts, London
Tickets on sale now!
Special exhibition tickets from 10 October 2025!
Lower Belvedere:
Franz Xaver Messerschmidt: More than Character Heads
31 October 2025 to 6 April 2026
One of my favorite sculptors. The character heads are so unique – you have to see them. There was already an exhibition about Messerschmidt at the Upper Belvedere in 2022, and of course I was there. Here’s my report!
other exhibitions
in October
Albertina
Gothic Modern: Munch, Beckmann, Kollwitz
until 11 January 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition sheds light on how key modern artists – including Edvard Munch, Max Beckmann and Käthe Kollwitz – were inspired by the dark, spiritual and existential themes of Gothic art. Their works combine medieval symbolism with the fears and hopes of modernity and impressively show how Gothic imagery found a new form of expression in the 20th century.
Jitka Hanzlová
until 26 October 2025
Brigitte Kowanz: Light is what you see
until 9 November 2025
The Viennese Bohème: Works of the Hagen Society
until 12 October 2025
Lisette Model: Retrospective
30 October 2025 to 22 February 2026
Albertina Modern
Marina Abramović
October 10, 2025, to March 1, 2026
In collaboration with Kunstforum Wien and the Royal Academy of Arts, London
Tickets on sale now!
Special exhibition tickets from 10 October 2025!
Damien Hirst: Drawings
Until 8 October 2025
Architekturzentrum Wien
Wealth instead of capital. Anupama Kundoo
until 16 February 2026
Belvedere 21
Ashley Hans Scheirl
until 1 February 2026
Wotruba international
until 11 January 2026
Civa – Contemporary Immersive Virtual Art
2 October 2025 to 22 February 2026
Foto Arsenal Wien
Science/Fiction – A Non-History of Plants
4. Oktober bis 18. Januar 2026
Where: Arsenalplatz, Objekt 19, Arsenal
Furniture Museum Vienna
Josef Frank and the others. New furniture 1920-1940
until 11 January 2026
Haus der Geschichte Wien (House of History Vienna)
It transmits! Austria between propaganda and protest
Until 6 January 2026
Alma Rosé Plateau
Liberation 1945 – An open end, a fragile future
Until 6 January 2026
Main exhibition + Alma Rosé Plateau
Heidi Horten Collection
The line
until 8 March 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition is dedicated to the line as an elementary form of expression in art. On display are works from classical modernism to the present day (Paul Klee, Fontana, Basquiat, etc.) that utilise the line as a structure, gesture or concept – sometimes strictly geometric, sometimes spontaneous and free. The show invites visitors to rediscover the versatility and power of the line in the visual arts.
Vienna, Vienna only you alone: Wigand – Alt – Oláh
Until 15 October 2025
Photographs by Ouriel Morgensztern
October 21, 2025, to March 2026
Immersium: Wien
Animal Planet – The Immersive Exhibition
A fascinating show for all ages, with adventure and nature to immerse yourself in. It’s not just about the immersive experience; the show is also exciting and educational! Experience the world of animals in a completely different way!
Extended until 2 November 2025
Jewish Museum Vienna
Tell me where the flowers are… 80 years after the war – photographs by Roger Cremers
Until 18 January 2026 (the Anselm Kiefer exhibition in Amsterdam had the same name!)
G*d. The big questions between heaven and earth
Until 5 October 2025
130 years of JMW
Until 31 December 2025
KHM (Vienna Art Museum)
Pieter Claesz: Still Life
until 15 March 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition highlights the work of the Dutch master of the Golden Age. Claesz is considered one of the most important representatives of still life – his paintings are characterised by sophisticated lighting, subtle colour nuances and symbolic details. The show presents selected works that sharpen our view of transience, pleasure and the art of the everyday.
Michaelina Wautier, female painter
until 22 February 2026
A matter of opinion #29: Mengs and Velázquez – The Princess of Naples
until 5 October 2025
News in Brief from the Ancient World
until 25 January 2026
Splendour & embossing: The emperors and their court artists
In the Coin Cabinet: until 23 October 2025
Buy Tickets for the permanent museum
Kunsthalle Vienna
Ibrahim Mahama
until 2 November 2025
In the MuseumsQuartier
Burn The Diaries, Read Them Out Loud
until 19 October 2025
At the Karlsplatz
Guan Xiao
8 October 2025 to 6 January 2026
Kunst Haus Wien – Hundertwasser House
FUZZY EARTH – Your gut knows before your brain
16 October 2025 to 25 January 2026
Julius von Bismarck
until 8 March 2026
Leopold Museum
Hidden Modernity: Fascination with the Occult around 1900
until 18 January 2026
What can you expect?
For the first time in Vienna, the exhibition sheds light on the spiritual and esoteric currents around 1900 that had a lasting impact on art and society. Artists such as Munch, Gerstl and Schiele sought new forms of expression beyond materialism in symbolism, theosophy and spiritualism. Psychology, Far Eastern influences and the quest for the ‘new man’ also played a central role. The exhibition shows how closely modernism and magic were linked – with a critical look at utopias of the past and present.
KOWANZ. ORTNER. SCHLEGEL
10 October 2025 to 11 January 2026
Lower Belvedere
Cézanne, Monet, Renoir: French Impressionism from the Museum Langmatt
until 8 February 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition at the Belvedere presents highlights from the Villa Langmatt collection – one of the earliest private collections of French Impressionists in Switzerland. Jenny and Sidney Brown began collecting works by artists such as Gauguin, Monet, Cézanne and especially Renoir in 1907. Their collection is an expression of their personal passion for art, but also symbolises the modern self-image of the Swiss upper middle classes.
Other Exhibitions at the Lower Belvedere:
Franz Xaver Messerschmidt: More than Character Heads
31 October 2025 to 6 April 2026
One of my favorite sculptors. The character heads are so unique – you have to see them. There was already an exhibition about Messerschmidt at the Upper Belvedere in 2022, and of course I was there. Here’s my report!
Radical! Women artists* and modernism 1910-1950
until 12 October 2025
What can you expect?
The Radikal! exhibition brings together over 60 female artists from more than 20 countries who sought new ways of depicting modern life. Their works show how actively they helped to shape social change and responded to the challenges of their time.
MAK
JOHANN STRAUSS: Intoxication and ecstasy
Feminist expressive dance in posters 1900-1933
until 2 November 2025
HITO STEYERL: The bullet flew in one ear and out the other for humanity
Until 11 January 2026
MAK FILM FORUM: Valentina Triet, Josef Dabernig
until 22 March 2026
BICYCLE AND LOBSTER: Sparkling tree decorations from Gablonz
until 1 February 2026
TURNING PAGES: Contemporary Artists’ Books
until March 22, 2026
Marxhalle
The Legend of the Titanic (Immersive Exhibition)
1 October 2025 to 6 January 2026
What awaits you?
Experience the Titanic like never before – with 360º projections, interactive stories, and virtual reality. Join the Callaghan family on their journey, marvel at the legendary rooms, and immerse yourself in the Titanic’s final moments – emotional, impressive, and technically state-of-the-art.
I visited the Titanic exhibition in Barcelona (with my children). Tickets are sold through the same provider, but I can’t say at this point whether it will be exactly the same exhibition. We’ll stay tuned!
mumok
Tobias Pils: Shh
until 12 April 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition presents new works by the Austrian artist that oscillate between abstraction and figuration. In large-format drawings and paintings, Pils explores the tension between intuition and structure – often in black and white colours, with dense, almost meditative imagery. The exhibition invites visitors to immerse themselves in a quiet, ambiguous visual language.
The world of tomorrow will have been another present
Until 6 April 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition presents five large-scale installations by Nikita Kadan, Barbara Kapusta, Frida Orupabo, Lisl Ponger and Anita Witek. Each of these artists engages with works of classical modernism from the mumok collection and enters into an exciting dialogue with them. The show combines contemporary perspectives with art historical references, thus creating new interpretations and contexts. With further works by Alberto Giacometti, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Fernand Léger, René Magritte, Man Ray and many others.
Mapping the 60s: Art Stories from the mumok Collections
Until 1 February 2026
Jongsuk Yoon: Kumgangsan
from 7. June 2025
Kazuna Taguchi: I’ll never ask you
until 16 November 2025
Natural History Museum Vienna
Safe sex: the comeback of sexually transmitted diseases
Exhibition in the Narrenturm
until 18 April 2026
Released – shipped: 500 years of collecting and exhibiting rhinos
until 5 January 2026
Two views on plants. 3D-Fotos by Sebastian Cramer
until 1 March 2026
Stadthalle Wien
Salvador Dalí – Dalí the Limitless
until 12 October 2025
Studio F
Technical Museum Vienna
More than Recycling
from June 2025
Innovation Corner: Circular economy
A museum stage for pioneering innovations from Austria
No end date known
Upper Belvedere
IN VIEW: Gustav Klimt: The Bride
Until 5 October 2025
CARLONE CONTEMPORARY: Sarah Ortmeyer
Until 19 October 2025
Vienna Museum
Leopold Kessler: Works in public space
until 25 January 2026
More than a newspaper. 30 years of Augustin
until 23 November 2025
Cellar stories: a mysterious Roman building at the farmers’ market
until 30 May 2027
In the Roman Museum
Meat
October 2, 2025, to February 22, 2026
Society and Economy
October 30, 2025, to January 25, 2026
Vienna. My history.
The new presentation of the Wien Museum on Karlsplatz
Location: Karlsplatz
World museum Wien
Colonialism on the windowsill
until 25 May 2026
Who wears the trousers?
Until 1 February 2026
Shannon Alonzo: Washerwoman
Until 5 October 2025
at the Theseus Temple
Tabita Rezaire
Calabash Nebula: Cosmological Tales of Connection
until 11 Januar 2026
Wiener Secession (Viennese Secession)
June Crespo
until 16 November 2025
JohnS mith
until 16 November 2025
Atelier Bow-Wow
until 16 November 2025
November 2025
Top 3 Exhibitions
Heidi Horten Collection
The line
until 8 March 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition is dedicated to the line as an elementary form of expression in art. On display are works from classical modernism to the present day (Paul Klee, Fontana, Basquiat, etc.) that utilise the line as a structure, gesture or concept – sometimes strictly geometric, sometimes spontaneous and free. The show invites visitors to rediscover the versatility and power of the line in the visual arts.
Albertina Modern
Marina Abramović
until March 1, 2026
In collaboration with Kunstforum Wien and the Royal Academy of Arts, London
Leopold Museum
Hidden Modernity: Fascination with the Occult around 1900
until 18 January 2026
What can you expect?
For the first time in Vienna, the exhibition sheds light on the spiritual and esoteric currents around 1900 that had a lasting impact on art and society. Artists such as Munch, Gerstl and Schiele sought new forms of expression beyond materialism in symbolism, theosophy and spiritualism. Psychology, Far Eastern influences and the quest for the ‘new man’ also played a central role. The exhibition shows how closely modernism and magic were linked – with a critical look at utopias of the past and present.
other exhibitions
in November
Albertina
Gothic Modern: Munch, Beckmann, Kollwitz
until 11 January 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition sheds light on how key modern artists – including Edvard Munch, Max Beckmann and Käthe Kollwitz – were inspired by the dark, spiritual and existential themes of Gothic art. Their works combine medieval symbolism with the fears and hopes of modernity and impressively show how Gothic imagery found a new form of expression in the 20th century.
Brigitte Kowanz: Light is what you see
until 9 November 2025
Lisette Model: Retrospective
until 22 February 2026
Leiko Ikemura: Motherscapes
14 November 2025 to 6 April 2026
Albertina Modern
Marina Abramović
until March 1, 2026
In collaboration with Kunstforum Wien and the Royal Academy of Arts, London
Architekturzentrum Wien
Wealth instead of capital. Anupama Kundoo
until 16 February 2026
Belvedere 21
Ashley Hans Scheirl
until 1 February 2026
Wotruba international
until 11 January 2026
Civa – Contemporary Immersive Virtual Art
2 October 2025 to 22 February 2026
Foto Arsenal Wien
Science/Fiction – A Non-History of Plants
until 18. Januar 2026
Where: Arsenalplatz, Objekt 19, Arsenal
Furniture Museum Vienna
Josef Frank and the others. New furniture 1920-1940
until 11 January 2026
Haus der Geschichte Wien (House of History Vienna)
It transmits! Austria between propaganda and protest
Until 6 January 2026
Alma Rosé Plateau
Liberation 1945 – An open end, a fragile future
Until 6 January 2026
Main exhibition + Alma Rosé Plateau
Heidi Horten Collection
The line
until 8 March 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition is dedicated to the line as an elementary form of expression in art. On display are works from classical modernism to the present day (Paul Klee, Fontana, Basquiat, etc.) that utilise the line as a structure, gesture or concept – sometimes strictly geometric, sometimes spontaneous and free. The show invites visitors to rediscover the versatility and power of the line in the visual arts.
Photographs by Ouriel Morgensztern
until March 2026
Immersium: Wien
Animal Planet – The Immersive Exhibition
A fascinating show for all ages, with adventure and nature to immerse yourself in. It’s not just about the immersive experience; the show is also exciting and educational! Experience the world of animals in a completely different way!
Extended until 2 November 2025
Jewish Museum Vienna
Tell me where the flowers are… 80 years after the war – photographs by Roger Cremers
Until 18 January 2026 (the Anselm Kiefer exhibition in Amsterdam had the same name!)
130 years of JMW
Until 31 December 2025
KHM (Vienna Art Museum)
Pieter Claesz: Still Life
until 15 March 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition highlights the work of the Dutch master of the Golden Age. Claesz is considered one of the most important representatives of still life – his paintings are characterised by sophisticated lighting, subtle colour nuances and symbolic details. The show presents selected works that sharpen our view of transience, pleasure and the art of the everyday.
Michaelina Wautier, female painter
until 22 February 2026
News in Brief from the Ancient World
until 25 January 2026
Head & Collar. Coins Make Fashion
November 11, 2025, to September 6, 2026
Buy Tickets for the permanent museum
Kunsthalle Vienna
Ibrahim Mahama
until 2 November 2025
At the MuseumsQuartier
Richard Hawkins
November 27, 2025 to April 5, 2026
Guan Xiao
until 6 January 2026
Kunst Haus Wien – Hundertwasser House
FUZZY EARTH – Your gut knows before your brain
until 25 January 2026
Julius von Bismarck
until 8 March 2026
Leopold Museum
Hidden Modernity: Fascination with the Occult around 1900
until 18 January 2026
What can you expect?
For the first time in Vienna, the exhibition sheds light on the spiritual and esoteric currents around 1900 that had a lasting impact on art and society. Artists such as Munch, Gerstl and Schiele sought new forms of expression beyond materialism in symbolism, theosophy and spiritualism. Psychology, Far Eastern influences and the quest for the ‘new man’ also played a central role. The exhibition shows how closely modernism and magic were linked – with a critical look at utopias of the past and present.
KOWANZ. ORTNER. SCHLEGEL
until 11 January 2026
Lower Belvedere
Cézanne, Monet, Renoir: French Impressionism from the Museum Langmatt
until 8 February 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition at the Belvedere presents highlights from the Villa Langmatt collection – one of the earliest private collections of French Impressionists in Switzerland. Jenny and Sidney Brown began collecting works by artists such as Gauguin, Monet, Cézanne and especially Renoir in 1907. Their collection is an expression of their personal passion for art, but also symbolises the modern self-image of the Swiss upper middle classes.
Other Exhibitions at the Lower Belvedere:
Franz Xaver Messerschmidt: More than Character Heads
until 6 April 2026
One of my favorite sculptors. The character heads are so unique – you have to see them. There was already an exhibition about Messerschmidt at the Upper Belvedere in 2022, and of course I was there. Here’s my report!
MAK
JOHANN STRAUSS: Intoxication and ecstasy
Feminist expressive dance in posters 1900-1933
until 2 November 2025
HITO STEYERL: The bullet flew in one ear and out the other for humanity
Until 11 January 2026
MAK FILM FORUM: Valentina Triet, Josef Dabernig
until 22 March 2026
BICYCLE AND LOBSTER: Sparkling tree decorations from Gablonz
until 1 February 2026
TURNING PAGES: Contemporary Artists’ Books
until March 22, 2026
100 BEST POSTERS 24: Germany, Austria, Switzerland
November 12, 2025, to April 12, 2026
Marxhalle
The Legend of the Titanic (Immersive Exhibition)
until 6 January 2026
What awaits you?
Experience the Titanic like never before – with 360º projections, interactive stories, and virtual reality. Join the Callaghan family on their journey, marvel at the legendary rooms, and immerse yourself in the Titanic’s final moments – emotional, impressive, and technically state-of-the-art.
I visited the Titanic exhibition in Barcelona (with my children). Tickets are sold through the same provider, but I can’t say at this point whether it will be exactly the same exhibition. We’ll stay tuned!
mumok
Tobias Pils: Shh
until 12 April 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition presents new works by the Austrian artist that oscillate between abstraction and figuration. In large-format drawings and paintings, Pils explores the tension between intuition and structure – often in black and white colours, with dense, almost meditative imagery. The exhibition invites visitors to immerse themselves in a quiet, ambiguous visual language.
The world of tomorrow will have been another present
Until 6 April 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition presents five large-scale installations by Nikita Kadan, Barbara Kapusta, Frida Orupabo, Lisl Ponger and Anita Witek. Each of these artists engages with works of classical modernism from the mumok collection and enters into an exciting dialogue with them. The show combines contemporary perspectives with art historical references, thus creating new interpretations and contexts. With further works by Alberto Giacometti, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Fernand Léger, René Magritte, Man Ray and many others.
Mapping the 60s: Art Stories from the mumok Collections
Until 1 February 2026
Jongsuk Yoon: Kumgangsan
from 7. June 2025
Kazuna Taguchi: I’ll never ask you
until 16 November 2025
Natural History Museum Vienna
Safe sex: the comeback of sexually transmitted diseases
Exhibition in the Narrenturm
until 18 April 2026
Released – shipped: 500 years of collecting and exhibiting rhinos
until 5 January 2026
Two views on plants. 3D-Fotos by Sebastian Cramer
until 1 March 2026
Technical Museum Vienna
More than Recycling
from June 2025
Innovation Corner: Circular economy
A museum stage for pioneering innovations from Austria
No end date known
Vienna Museum
Leopold Kessler: Works in public space
until 25 January 2026
More than a newspaper. 30 years of Augustin
until 23 November 2025
Cellar stories: a mysterious Roman building at the farmers’ market
until 30 May 2027
In the Roman Museum
Knowledge for all: Isotype – The visual language from Vienna
November 6, 2025, to April 5, 2026
Meat
until February 22, 2026
Society and Economy
until January 25, 2026
Vienna. My history.
The new presentation of the Wien Museum on Karlsplatz
Location: Karlsplatz
World museum Wien
Colonialism on the windowsill
until 25 May 2026
Who wears the trousers?
Until 1 February 2026
Tabita Rezaire
Calabash Nebula: Cosmological Tales of Connection
until 11 Januar 2026
Wiener Secession (Viennese Secession)
June Crespo
until 16 November 2025
JohnS mith
until 16 November 2025
Atelier Bow-Wow
until 16 November 2025
Duane Linklater
November 29, 2025 to February 15, 2026
Mimi Ọnụọha
November 29, 2025 to February 22, 2026
Cevdet Erek
November 29, 2025 to February 22, 2026
Top 3 Exhibitions
December 2025
KHM (Vienna Art Museum)
Michaelina Wautier, female painter
until 22 February 2026
Lower Belvedere
Cézanne, Monet, Renoir: French Impressionism from the Museum Langmatt
until 8 February 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition at the Belvedere presents highlights from the Villa Langmatt collection – one of the earliest private collections of French Impressionists in Switzerland. Jenny and Sidney Brown began collecting works by artists such as Gauguin, Monet, Cézanne and especially Renoir in 1907. Their collection is an expression of their personal passion for art, but also symbolises the modern self-image of the Swiss upper middle classes.
Albertina Modern
Marina Abramović
until March 1, 2026
In collaboration with Kunstforum Wien and the Royal Academy of Arts, London
other exhibitions
in December
Albertina
Gothic Modern: Munch, Beckmann, Kollwitz
until 11 January 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition sheds light on how key modern artists – including Edvard Munch, Max Beckmann and Käthe Kollwitz – were inspired by the dark, spiritual and existential themes of Gothic art. Their works combine medieval symbolism with the fears and hopes of modernity and impressively show how Gothic imagery found a new form of expression in the 20th century.
Lisette Model: Retrospective
until 22 February 2026
Leiko Ikemura: Motherscapes
until 6 April 2026
Fascination with Paper: From Titian to Kiefer
December 11, 2025, to March 22, 2026
Albertina Modern
Marina Abramović
until March 1, 2026
In collaboration with Kunstforum Wien and the Royal Academy of Arts, London
Architekturzentrum Wien
Wealth instead of capital. Anupama Kundoo
until 16 February 2026
Belvedere 21
Ashley Hans Scheirl
until 1 February 2026
Wotruba international
until 11 January 2026
Civa – Contemporary Immersive Virtual Art
2 October 2025 to 22 February 2026
Foto Arsenal Wien
Science/Fiction – A Non-History of Plants
until 18. Januar 2026
Where: Arsenalplatz, Objekt 19, Arsenal
Furniture Museum Vienna
Josef Frank and the others. New furniture 1920-1940
until 11 January 2026
Haus der Geschichte Wien (House of History Vienna)
It transmits! Austria between propaganda and protest
Until 6 January 2026
Alma Rosé Plateau
Liberation 1945 – An open end, a fragile future
Until 6 January 2026
Main exhibition + Alma Rosé Plateau
Heidi Horten Collection
The line
until 8 March 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition is dedicated to the line as an elementary form of expression in art. On display are works from classical modernism to the present day (Paul Klee, Fontana, Basquiat, etc.) that utilise the line as a structure, gesture or concept – sometimes strictly geometric, sometimes spontaneous and free. The show invites visitors to rediscover the versatility and power of the line in the visual arts.
Photographs by Ouriel Morgensztern
until March 2026
Jewish Museum Vienna
Black Jews, White Jews? On Skin Color and Prejudice
until April 26, 2026
Tell me where the flowers are… 80 years after the war – photographs by Roger Cremers
Until 18 January 2026 (the Anselm Kiefer exhibition in Amsterdam had the same name!)
130 years of JMW
Until 31 December 2025
KHM (Vienna Art Museum)
Pieter Claesz: Still Life
until 15 March 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition highlights the work of the Dutch master of the Golden Age. Claesz is considered one of the most important representatives of still life – his paintings are characterised by sophisticated lighting, subtle colour nuances and symbolic details. The show presents selected works that sharpen our view of transience, pleasure and the art of the everyday.
Michaelina Wautier, female painter
until 22 February 2026
News in Brief from the Ancient World
until 25 January 2026
Head & Collar. Coins Make Fashion
until September 6, 2026
Kunsthalle Vienna
Richard Hawkins
November 27, 2025 to April 5, 2026
Guan Xiao
until 6 January 2026
Kunst Haus Wien – Hundertwasser House
FUZZY EARTH – Your gut knows before your brain
until 25 January 2026
Julius von Bismarck
until 8 March 2026
Leopold Museum
Hidden Modernity: Fascination with the Occult around 1900
until 18 January 2026
What can you expect?
For the first time in Vienna, the exhibition sheds light on the spiritual and esoteric currents around 1900 that had a lasting impact on art and society. Artists such as Munch, Gerstl and Schiele sought new forms of expression beyond materialism in symbolism, theosophy and spiritualism. Psychology, Far Eastern influences and the quest for the ‘new man’ also played a central role. The exhibition shows how closely modernism and magic were linked – with a critical look at utopias of the past and present.
KOWANZ. ORTNER. SCHLEGEL
until 11 January 2026
Lower Belvedere
Cézanne, Monet, Renoir: French Impressionism from the Museum Langmatt
until 8 February 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition at the Belvedere presents highlights from the Villa Langmatt collection – one of the earliest private collections of French Impressionists in Switzerland. Jenny and Sidney Brown began collecting works by artists such as Gauguin, Monet, Cézanne and especially Renoir in 1907. Their collection is an expression of their personal passion for art, but also symbolises the modern self-image of the Swiss upper middle classes.
Other Exhibitions at the Lower Belvedere:
Franz Xaver Messerschmidt: More than Character Heads
until 6 April 2026
One of my favorite sculptors. The character heads are so unique – you have to see them. There was already an exhibition about Messerschmidt at the Upper Belvedere in 2022, and of course I was there. Here’s my report!
MAK
HELMUT LANG
December 10, 2025, to May 3, 2026
HITO STEYERL: The bullet flew in one ear and out the other for humanity
Until 11 January 2026
MAK FILM FORUM: Valentina Triet, Josef Dabernig
until 22 March 2026
BICYCLE AND LOBSTER: Sparkling tree decorations from Gablonz
until 1 February 2026
TURNING PAGES: Contemporary Artists’ Books
until March 22, 2026
100 BEST POSTERS 24: Germany, Austria, Switzerland
until April 12, 2026
Marxhalle
The Legend of the Titanic (Immersive Exhibition)
until 6 January 2026
What awaits you?
Experience the Titanic like never before – with 360º projections, interactive stories, and virtual reality. Join the Callaghan family on their journey, marvel at the legendary rooms, and immerse yourself in the Titanic’s final moments – emotional, impressive, and technically state-of-the-art.
I visited the Titanic exhibition in Barcelona (with my children). Tickets are sold through the same provider, but I can’t say at this point whether it will be exactly the same exhibition. We’ll stay tuned!
mumok
Tobias Pils: Shh
until 12 April 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition presents new works by the Austrian artist that oscillate between abstraction and figuration. In large-format drawings and paintings, Pils explores the tension between intuition and structure – often in black and white colours, with dense, almost meditative imagery. The exhibition invites visitors to immerse themselves in a quiet, ambiguous visual language.
The world of tomorrow will have been another present
Until 6 April 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition presents five large-scale installations by Nikita Kadan, Barbara Kapusta, Frida Orupabo, Lisl Ponger and Anita Witek. Each of these artists engages with works of classical modernism from the mumok collection and enters into an exciting dialogue with them. The show combines contemporary perspectives with art historical references, thus creating new interpretations and contexts. With further works by Alberto Giacometti, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Fernand Léger, René Magritte, Man Ray and many others.
Mapping the 60s: Art Stories from the mumok Collections
Until 1 February 2026
Jongsuk Yoon: Kumgangsan
from 7. June 2025
Natural History Museum Vienna
Safe sex: the comeback of sexually transmitted diseases
Exhibition in the Narrenturm
until 18 April 2026
Released – shipped: 500 years of collecting and exhibiting rhinos
until 5 January 2026
Two views on plants. 3D-Fotos by Sebastian Cramer
until 1 March 2026
Technical Museum Vienna
More than Recycling
from June 2025
Innovation Corner: Circular economy
A museum stage for pioneering innovations from Austria
No end date known
Vienna Museum
Leopold Kessler: Works in public space
until 25 January 2026
Cellar stories: a mysterious Roman building at the farmers’ market
until 30 May 2027
In the Roman Museum
Knowledge for all: Isotype – The visual language from Vienna
until April 5, 2026
Meat
until February 22, 2026
Society and Economy
until January 25, 2026
Vienna. My history.
The new presentation of the Wien Museum on Karlsplatz
Location: Karlsplatz
World museum Wien
Colonialism on the windowsill
until 25 May 2026
Who wears the trousers?
Until 1 February 2026
Tabita Rezaire
Calabash Nebula: Cosmological Tales of Connection
until 11 Januar 2026
Wiener Secession (Viennese Secession)
Duane Linklater
until February 15, 2026
Mimi Ọnụọha
until February 22, 2026
Cevdet Erek
until February 22, 2026
Text and image rights: © Céline Mülich 2024 – 2025
Image rights exceptions: Screenshots from the respective exhibition posters of the museums