Bill Fontana. Primal Energies

What does energy sound like? An immersive exhibition and an urban sound project draw attention to the inner connections between nature and culture. more ...

Where Art Might Happen

The Early Years of CalArts

The exhibition with the title "Where Art Might Happen. The Early Years of CalArts" opens up a multi-perspectival view of the college: trends existing in parallel that came from Concept Art, feminism and Fluxus, as well as the school’s radical pedagogical concepts, were unified for the first time. more ...

Cat-Tree: Socially Distanced

A responsive exhibition on the Cat-Tree for the Arts more ...

Bernhard Wolf

If you don't give the mind something to do, the mind will give you something to do.

Bernhard Wolf has made an international name for himself as an artist working in public spaces. Here, he uses sunlight to allow visitors to experiences the space in between Kunsthaus and the House of Architecture. more ...

Esther Stocker

Wandarbeit Nr. 19, 2008

Painter Esther Stocker takes advantage of the conversion and development of the building attached to Kunsthaus on 4 Mariahilferstrasse to redesign the wall mural she created for the existing building and place the black and white pattern in a new context. more ...

Michael Schuster

Verkehrsspiegel, 2003/2016

He uses photography to create illusion, confounding the visitors’ subconscious understanding of the surroundings by applying a photographic representation of the real space onto a traditional traffic mirror. more ...

Max Neuhaus

Time Piece Graz, 2003

Inspired by these different contexts, Max Neuhaus’ Time Piece Graz creates an external space around Kunsthaus Graz defined by sound. It appears periodically as an audible signal. more ...

Anna Lena von Helldorff

Interventions

The designer took the remodelling of the foyer as her starting-point: the process of transformation itself became a theme, as variants, prototypes and utilisation options were developed while revisions were “presented” and discussed publicly. more ...

Bill Fontana

Acoustical Visions of the River Mur, 2017

"Acoustical Visions of the River Mur" is a new, site specific work by pioneering sound artist Bill Fontana that is developed for the Kunsthaus Graz. more ...

SUPERFLEX

Five-year plan

In Graz and the Kunsthaus, the collective will complete several projects over a total of five years. In 2017 SUPERFLEX started with C.R.E.A.M., the fetish ATM in the Kunsthaus foyer, in 2018 they created the "Free Shop" in Graz, in 2019 with Jens Haaning "Number of Visitors" was installed at the main entrance, and Lost Moeny will follow in 2020. more ...

Peter Kogler

Untitled (Kunsthaus), 2017 and Untitled, 2016

Peter Kogler has produced a series of works related to the Kunsthaus, playing on its iconic organic shape, history, programme and dynamic form. more ...

Number of Visitors

SUPERFLEX and Jens Haaning

The installation aptly illustrates the conditions and criteria most cultural institutions have to meet for success today—the more visitors they attract, the better their chances are for funding and acceptance. more ...

Oliver Klimpel

Objects and interventions

Klimpel works at the intersection of art and design and produced a range of interior interventions and designs that are now permanent features at the Kunsthaus. more ...

Performance Homework

A project by Michikazu Matsune

The artist and choreographer Michikazu Matsune has curated an online exhibition that examines the effects of the "current Corona status" on one’s own environment: "Performance Homework". more ...

Bill Fontana. Sonic Projections

Sonic Projections is a sound project for the urban space of Graz. more ...