Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art
The museum offers insights into its temporary home, Pavilion 1 on the Otto Wagner Areal (OWA). Guided tours of the MUSMIG (Museum of Migration) room are available, and plans for the renovation of the Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art in Laudongasse are presented.
Outside, you can learn interesting facts about the history and future of the site.
GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSMIG ROOM AND THE EXHIBITION (AT 9 PM AND AT 10 PM)
GUIDED WALKS THROUGH THE OWA FROM PAVILION 1 TOWARDS THE MODEL WORKSHOP AT STEINHOF (EVERY HOUR FROM 6.45 PM UNTIL 10.45 PM)
The stops on the walk are: Franziska-Votypka-Weg, the administration building, the memorial to the victims of Spiegelgrund, the Art Nouveau theatre, Pavilion 2, and Pavilion 10.
Duration: max. 20 minutes.
BELONGING IN THE CONTEXT OF REDESIGN (ONGOING)
As part of the redesign of the Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art, three pupils worked with the museum team to create a pop-up exhibition on the theme of ‘belonging’. Where do young people feel they belong? What is important to them? Where would they like to be more involved?
WORKSHOP IN THE MUSMIG ROOM (MUSEUM OF MIGRATION) (AT 6.30 PM)
In an interactive workshop starting at 6.30 pm, Natalie Deewan and other Musmig collective members will work together to develop new manifesto strands for a museum of migration in Austria. What should it collect, how should it tell migration stories and integrate them into collective memory structures? The results can be incorporated into the existing Musmig exhibition.