We are happy to present our diverse exhibition program and a very special premiere in 2021:

The first installment of SHOWING STYRIA invites its visitors to explore the past and the present of our province, as well as its varied future prospects. This region-themed exhibition can be experienced at the History Museum, at the newly redesigned Folk Life Museum and the Kunsthaus Graz, as well as in a special mobile pavilion.

A show by a Danish artist group SUPERFLEX will be hosted at the Kunsthaus Graz, together with an exhibition by the artist Joanna Kandl. 

The History Museum presents the jewellery art of Wolfgang Rahs and works of Graz photographer Eugen Hauber.

With prints from the Early Modern period in the Death Triumphant exhibition, the Alte Galerie provides artistic insights into an era marked by wars. The Coin Cabinet displays magnificent Salzburg gold coins from the collection of Bankhaus Spängler, and the Natural History Museum also has an exhibition dedicated to the much sought-after noble metal of gold.

The Neue Galerie Graz continues to explore aspects of the Feminine in Contemporary Art, this time focusing on the 1960s and later years. Additionally, a complex exhibition project is dedicated to the artist Martin

Walde and selected works by Joseph Pilhofer are presented to celebrate his 100^th birthday. With the project Art Space Styria and in the studio exhibitions we show current art trends with the support of the Styrian Promotion Prize for Contemporary Fine Arts. The Bruseum project presents not only Picture-Poems by Günter Brus but also works he created together with Alfons Schilling around 1960.

In the CoSA - Center of Science Activities - special exhibitions work with the topic of sport and science and show in what way know-how from Graz contributes to space exploration.

Styrian writer Peter Rosegger's relationship with the forest is vividly illustrated at the Peter Rosegger Birthplace & Museum in the wald.heimat exhibitionand the annual theme of the Austrian Open-Air Museum Stübing is dedicated to folk medicine.

In 2021, the Hunting Museum Schloss Stainz focuses on the role of womenin Hunting is Female, and Schloss Tautenfels tells once more the story of the Styrian Expeditions to the Roof of the World.
 

You can find an overview of the exhibitions and all programme highlights in 2021.