Hands-on Exhibition: DONAURAUSCHEN & FLUSSGEFLÜSTER

DONAURAUSCHEN & FLUSSGEFLÜSTER

from 11.03., interactive exhibition for children aged 6 to 12 years

Tue to Fri, 13.30 & 15.30h
Sat, Sun, public holidays & school vacations, 10*, 12, 14.30 & 16.30h

Bubbling spring stream, mighty river, vast delta at the Black Sea – the Danube flows over 2,587 kilometres through 10 European countries. But how does this river come into being? Why does it change its shape? What forces are at work in it? And who lives in and along the Danube? Artistic participation stations, play offers, and experiments provide answers to these questions. Steer your own Danube ship and explore the diverse languages and cultures of the Danube region. Explore tiny aquatic creatures in the Danube Lab and search for the secret migratory routes of the Danube fish. Experiment with gravel, stones, and sand and find out why this "gravel beach" is so important. Help us humans convert the power of water into energy. Learn from different perspectives that a healthy river needs its freedom, how valuable living water is, and what the Danube Island in Vienna has to do with flood protection. Underwater, dive into the Danube: Slip into a costume, become a fish, and swim against the current! Join us on a journey of discovery and learn how diverse and unique the Danube River system is!

Curated by: Christian Ganzer
Production: Jakob Krinzinger
Production assistant: Ulla Szwajor
Scenography and Graphics: Dorothea Brunialti
Graphic Assistant: Marlies Löcker
Building: Dekotrend
Electricity: Willi Gasser
Sponsorship: Christian Smetana

Exhibition contributions: Anna Jungmayer, Arthur Fürnhammer, Astrid Schmidt-Kloiber, Barbara Stieff, Christian Smetana, Christina Gruber, Dominikus Guggenberger, Edwin Lang, Felix Wagner, Georg Pitschmann, Grashopper, Hannah Winkelbauer, Herwig Turk, Johannes Lang, Manuel Bachinger, Maria McLean, Mathias Buchinger, Mathias Müller, Milou Gabriel, Minna Liebhart, Niki Ivantsits, Patrick Leitner, Segmanovic & Bess, Severin Hohensinner, Sophie Tromp, Tina Handl, Wiener Times, Wolfram Graf

* Sibling appointments
During the sibling appointment, younger siblings (under 6 years old) can visit the exhibition together with their older siblings.