All programme items

Archive

12.09. - 16.11.2014

Dino Zrnec

Dino Zrnec

ensure for size

Projektraum. Opening: 11.09.2014, 7 pm

05.09.2014 - 22.02.2015

Fish Worlds

Fish Worlds

Greek fish plates from Florence Gottet Collection

04.07. - 26.10.2014

The Private Perspective

The Private Perspective

Brus in Styrian Private Collections

BRUSEUM The exhibition allows an insight into Styrian collecting activity, showing the varied approaches to the work of Günter Brus.

28.06.2014 - 05.07.2015

Styria and the ‘Great War’

Styria and the ‘Great War’

In cooperation with the University of Graz

18.06. - 19.10.2014

Karl Neubacher

Karl Neubacher

Media Artist, 1926-1978

An extensive retrospective of Karl Neubacher's exciting and progressive work in conceptual art and graphic design recalls Graz as the bastion of the avant-garde in Austria.

13.06. - 05.10.2014

Eugène Leroy

Eugène Leroy

Simply Painting

In collaboration with the Musée des Beaux-Arts Eugène Leroy

06.06. - 12.10.2014

Katharina Grosse

Katharina Grosse

Who, I? Whom, you?

In the Kunsthaus Graz Katharina Grosse is concerned with the significance of the reduced allusion and the theatrical contained in colour.

16.05.2014 - 30.06.2015

Bone Code

Bone Code

Bodies Tell the Story of War

The exhibition marks the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War, 2014, by displaying the vestiges of violence on skeletons.

30.04. - 29.06.2014

Projektraum: Rosmarie Lukasser

Projektraum: Rosmarie Lukasser

Thoughts on ‘... I’m on the Web’

Opening: 30.04., 7 pm

25.04. - 20.07.2014

The English Manner

The English Manner

Mezzotint Masterpieces

12.04.2014 - 31.10.2016

The Forest and Humans

The Forest and Humans

A History in 100 Stations

Specific themes from the realms of culture, nature and art explore the subject of the forest, setting it in regional, national and international contexts.

06.04.2014 - 31.10.2015

The Mystery of Wood

The Mystery of Wood

From Roofing to Mountain Biking

This special exhibition shows the multifarious uses of wood from basic material to finishing, from the simple tool to the completed artwork.

28.03. - 30.11.2014

Superstition – Super-knowledge

Superstition – Super-knowledge

A World Not Random

The Folk Life Museum owns an extensive collection of objects from the 18th to the early 20th century, which are described as superstitious, folkloristic or simply as magical cures.

14.03. - 09.06.2014

André Thomkins

André Thomkins

Eternal Network

BRUSEUM. This is the first presentation in the BRUSEUM that has not taken as its theme aspects of the life and work of Günter Brus, but rather is devoted exclusively to one of his closely associated peers.

07.03. - 01.06.2014

James Benning

James Benning

Decoding Fear

With James Benning, the Kunsthaus Graz continues its exploration of moving images in space.

28.02. - 02.11.2014

Rays of Light

Rays of Light

Film and Cinema in Styria 1896-1945

In the competition with and against time, this exhibition would like to develop visitors’ sensibility for the one medium that has shaped the culture of the 20th century like no other.

27.02. - 11.05.2014

Idea and Form

Idea and Form

Mathematics and the Beauty of Science

Running parallel to the exhibition "Love of Maths" in the Natural History Museum, this show in the Neue Galerie Graz demonstrates the connections between mathematics and art.

20.02. - 21.04.2014

Projektraum [Project Space]

Projektraum [Project Space]

Michaela Grill. My Restless Heart

On the occasion of the annual cooperation with the Diagonale [Graz’s film festival], the artist conceived an audiovisual dream machine together with musician Andreas Berger. Opening: 20.02.2014, 7 p.m.

07.02. - 11.05.2014

El Lissitzky – Ilya and Emilia Kabakov

El Lissitzky – Ilya and Emilia Kabakov

Utopia and Reality

The exhibition in the Kunsthaus Graz is a version of the 2013 exhibition shown in the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven, specially adapted to our museum.

06.02. - 04.05.2014

Gekämmt und gesteckt

Gekämmt und gesteckt

Die Kulturhistorische Sammlung zeigt erstmals eine Auswahl der interessantesten Haar- und Steckkämme. Der überwiegende Teil stammt aus dem 18. und 19. Jahrhundert.