The music of our family opera "The Little Prince" sounds light as a feather and enchantingly romantic, but what does your own kingdom sound like? Let's dive into an unknown world with lots of bright colours and inspired by works from the mumok collection, let's get to know fascinating mythical creatures together and create our own creative works of art. As part of the KinderKulturParcours 2024.

You change your perspective and create a dreamlike backdrop in which you simply overcome gravity. You place things on the ground or draw a picture with street chalk in which you position yourself lying down. As part of the KinderKulturParcours 2024.

This workshop with artist Martin Markeli offers children a unique artistic experience. Using upcycling materials such as pallets, wood, old tarpaulins and found objects from the MQ, the children create their own miniature sailing boats. As part of the KinderKulturParcours 2024.

Free admission. Together with ZOOM Kindermuseum and WIENXTRA as part of the KinderKulturParcours, MuseumsQuartier. Many people are disgusted by them, some find them ugly and cute and only a few realise that cockroaches produce milk.

The monsters are back from the future and are walking through our windows! A small alien animal jumps, a magical dragon sparks the future and a futuristic monster dances a funny window dance! As part of the KinderKulturParcours 2024.

Fast boats, a challenging course and an opponent breathing down your neck. In the water basin, you manoeuvre your own or borrowed remote-controlled boat through the course dotted with buoys.

Many artists such as Gustav Klimt, Emil Jakob Schindler and Tina Blau-Lang explored nature and the beauty of landscapes in Vienna around 1900. What meaning did nature have for them, and what meaning does it have for us? Design your world of tomorrow in the studio and create your dream landscape!

In this exhibition at the Leopold Museum, the highlights from six collections of the Vienna Insurance Group will encounter each other for the first time. Despite the collections’ different emphases and evolutions, their works are unknown familiars, as they all hail from compilations gathered by companies belonging to the same family.

Is it always easy to recognise what is depicted in works of art? Do you always find it easy to paint things the way you imagine them? Especially if you don't use brushes or pencils? We explore different artistic techniques in the exhibition and then create our own painting tools in the studio!

A joint exhibition of Kunsthalle Wien and Wiener Festwochen. In the eighteenth century, the term "revolution" came to designate a "violent overthrow of the existing political and social order," a meaning fixed by the French Revolution. Before that time, astronomers had long used it to describe the orbits of the celestial bodies.

MQ Artists-in-Residence present their work in their studios

A 3-day performance in the MQ Art Box.