KunstHausWien. Museum Hundertwasser
KunstHausWien was founded and designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser in 1991. It houses the world's largest collection of his paintings and prints. In keeping with his vision of ‘Man, Art, and Nature’, the museum presents contemporary art exhibitions with a focus on ecology.
The world's largest exhibition dedicated to the artist and eco-pioneer Friedensreich Hundertwasser showcases his paintings, his architectural ideas, and his commitment to the environment. Around 170 works offer a comprehensive insight into his oeuvre.
The group exhibition ‘Seeds. Reclaiming Roots, Sowing Futures’ explores the multilayered meanings of seeds as a mirror of our relationship to the earth and one another. Works by fourteen international artists tell of disappearance and preservation, of loss and regeneration, and of the potential intrinsic to mutual concern and shared growing.
SHORT TOURS OF THE MUSEUM HUNDERTWASSER (AT 6.30 PM AND AT 8.30 PM)
The tour provides an overview of Friedensreich Hundertwasser’s works and his impressive philosophy of life.
Meeting point: 1st floor
Duration: 30 minutes.
SHORT TOURS ‘SEEDS. RECLAIMING ROOTS, SOWING FUTURES’ (AT 7.30 PM AND AT 9.30 PM)
This tour offers insights into a variety of artistic approaches to the theme of seeds looking at the past, present, and future.
Meeting point: 3rd floor
Duration: 30 minutes.
