Artists-in-Residence
Mark Angelo Harrison
Matthieu Saladin
Thomas Sørlie Hansen
Vera van de Seyp
Kitti Gosztola
Luiz Felipe Lucas
Michael Marrak
Institutions
Q21 provides workspace for around 50 initiatives, organizations, agencies and editorial offices working in the cultural sector. This creative space is spread across over 7,000 sqm within the MuseumsQuartier Wien. In this way, Q21 brings the “creative” aspect into one of the world’s largest complexes for art and culture.
All InstitutionsTours
During this tour, visitors may be lucky enough to get a glimpse behind the studio doors of the guest artists, and the initiatives based at Q21 talk about their work. The tour also includes a guided visit to the current exhibition at the frei_raum Q21 exhibition space (Exhibitions April-November).
The guided tours will start again on July 2.
It is a special responsibility of art mediation to introduce young people to contemporary art and culture. For some youths, a visit at Q21 can be their first contact.
Due to the current situation there will be no guided tours until further notice.
Exhibition tours allow international curators to provide an insight into the projects they have been working on.
Discover the MuseumsQuartier Wien while learning about the history of one of the largest cultural districts in the world.
Q21 Backstage
Each month we will introduce you to one of the more than 50 art and culture initiatives which are housed at Q21.
Jan Arnold Gallery: Curated Space & Missing Link
q/uintessenz - Association for the restoration of civil rights in the information age
Q21 Backstage: q/uintessenz fights for the restoration of civil rights in the digital realm. This means e.g. the freedom to communicate without being eavesdropped and to move through the streets of our cities without being monitored. Citizens have a right to be left alone, to shop or communicate anonymously, to determine how personal data is stored and used.
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