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Vienna 

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

The MAK is a museum for art and everyday life. Founded in 1863, the magnificent edifice on the Vienna Ring Road houses a wide-ranging collection of applied art, design, and contemporary art. Use the audio guide for a tour of the collection or explore the current exhibitions in short guided tours:

• ‘Hito Steyerl. Humanity Had the Bullet Go In Through One Ear and Out Through the Other’
• ‘Turning Pages. Artists’ Books of the Present’
• ‘Bicycle & Lobster. Sparkling Tree Decorations From Gablonz’
• ‘Johann Strauss: Frantic Ecstasy. Feminist Free Dance in Posters 1900–1933’

GUIDED TOURS (6 PM-11 PM)

• ‘Hito Steyerl’ (6 pm, 8 pm, and 10 pm)
• ‘Turning Pages’ (6.30 pm, 8.30 pm, and 10.30 pm)
• ‘Bicycle & Lobster’ (7 pm, 9 pm, and 11 pm)
• ‘Frantic Ecstasy’ (7.30 pm and 9.30 pm)
Duration of the tours: 30 minutes.

Simultaneous translation into Austrian sign language ÖGS is available on these guided tours:
• ‘Hito Steyerl’ (8 pm)
• ‘Turning Pages’ (8.30 pm)
• ‘Bicycle & Lobster’ (7 pm)
• ‘Frantic Ecstasy’ (7.30 pm)

MAK4FAMILY: NIGHT BUTTERFLIES (6 PM-9 PM)

In an open workshop setting, a wide variety of things can be created together, whether richly patterned moths, Saturday night flyers or dressed-up nocturnal high-flyers.
No registration necessary. Drop in any time you like.