Program

Speech, writing, signs, gestures, expressions, singing, music, painting, dance… All that and lots more is communication.

Trains run on iron rails. Steel grids make house walls stronger. The kitchen drawers are filled with stainless steel cutlery. Braces are held together with wires. There are clothes fabrics with silver threads woven into them. And there’s a tiny metal ball sitting in the end of a ballpoint pen…

Why is the pencil-sharpener-monster so mean? And can an eraser really only rub out, or can it create new worlds? Together with our experts, children and young people work as a team to tell new stories.

We take play seriously at ZOOM Children’s Museum. That is why ZOOM offers a special place for young children with various play activities especially designed to stimulate young children’s motor skills and cognitive and social abilities. Haptic stimuli, colorful objects, inclined planes, a water mattress and a tunnel of mirrors hone the perception and differentiation skills of toddlers and young children.

“Which Side Are You On?” features a selection of works from over twenty years of Rajkamal Kahlon’s artistic practice, as well as several new commissions created for the exhibition at Kunsthalle Wien.

Exhibition in the Sternenpassage curated by Sabine Jelinek

Installation at Antichambre, Q21 Showrooms

The new Permanent Exhibition at the Architekturzentrum Wien: Going against the current trend for increasing economic constraints on their collections, the new Permanent Exhibition of the Az W sets standards in the production and sharing of knowledge.

Installation in the MQ Art Box

This exhibition contributes to the exploration of professional photography in the 19th century. Using the example of the photographic publishing house Otto Schmidt, the presentation examines the insoluble connection between esthetics, economy, image consumption and social parameters.

The mumok collection contains nearly five hundred works related to animals - a considerable quantity that raises the question of what kind of zoo the museum in fact is. What is kept, researched, and displayed both here and there to protect “wild life” and the “freedom of art”? And in whose interest?

eSeL x mumok x Zoom Kindermuseum x Q21 / MQ x WormSystems