We all know that candles are made out of wax. But what is wax exactly? The current program at the ZOOM Studio lets you explore this versatile material: test how soft wax really is, find out when wax can grow, and learn about what wax is important for.

Whether crime, sitcom, or fantasy—here at the Animated Film Studio you can create an intro for your own series!

Ocean has lots of exciting areas to discover: the mysterious underwater grotto, the tunnel of mirrors, and the coral reef with tickling anemones!

Installation at Antichambre in the MQ Showrooms.

With its newly conceived presentation of the collection, the Leopold Museum is creating an opulent tableau which affords uniquely rich and complex insights into the fascination of Vienna around 1900 and the atmosphere of this vibrant time.

How can we rethink tourism in an era of climate crisis, wars, the threat of further pandemics, a shortage of skilled labour and an ongoing energy crisis, and steer it in a more sustainable direction? What is the role that spatial planning and architecture are playing in this? The exhibition sheds light on key aspects of tourism, such as mobility, city tourism, interdependencies with agriculture, climate change, the privatisation of natural beauty and the change in accomodation typologies, and explores the question of whether and how tourism development is planned. Above all, however, the exhibition looks at the potential for transformation.

Performance & Artist Talk during the Klima Biennale Wien in the main courtyard and on the summer stage of MQ.

People have always made up stories about the wind - to better understand, predict or direct it. The wind has many forms and is elusive. Even the wing of a butterfly sets the air in motion.

The duet "Obstacles in our sky" by dancer and choreographer Johanna Heusser with performer Jesse Inman explores astrology as a cultural practice. With self-experiments and songs about the signs of the zodiac, they approach the search for meaning in a humorous way.

Even before the Corona virus pandemic everyday reality could change overnight, and the demands placed on one's own four walls along with it. How can units be built that can be used freely while remaining flexible? The event presents inspiration from France and Austria, with Sophie Delhay and PPAG.

Museumsquartier instead of Naschmarkt, Halle E instead of Theater an der Wien... The 22/23 season brings with it not only the new artistic director Stefan Herheim, but also a new venue. We would like to continue to give all theater enthusiasts the opportunity to look behind the scenes and at the same time get to know our new venue.