• Exhibition
• 24.05.-22.09.2013
• Neue Galerie, Graz

Wilhelm Thöny

Under the Spell of Modernism

With this comprehensive exhibition and the catalogue raisonné that accompanies it, a long-held wish on the part of the Neue Galerie Graz and the public is finally realised, enabling an Austrian pioneer of Modernism once again to be brought closer to a wider audience.   

• Permanent Collection
• Natural History Museum

Natural History Museum

On the 15th of March 2013, a completely redesigned Natural History Museum with a greatly enlarged exhibition space opened in the Joanneum Quarter.  

• Exhibition
• 08.03.-25.08.2013
• Neue Galerie, Graz

Excursions to the Stage

Works for the Theatre by Günter Brus

Günter Brus has been active in the theatre since the 1970s. He has made his mark not only as a stage and costume designer, also as a playwright.   

• Permanent Collection
• kioer permanent
• Neue Galerie, Graz

From Biedermeier to the Present

Permanent Exhibition in the Neue Galerie, Graz

An overview of two centuries of fine art: the permanent exhibition of the Neue Galerie Graz shows selected works from the collection begins in 1800.   

• Exhibition
• 01.05.-28.07.2013
• Alte Galerie

Line, Light and Shade

Master Drawings of Baroque

In cooperation with the Salzburg Museum/Department of Baroque Art, which as the former Salzburger Barockmuseum/Rossacher Collection had exhibited the Rembrandt etchings in autumn 2011, drawings of Austrian and South German Baroque artists are to be presented together.  

• Exhibition
• 12.04.2013-12.01.2014
• Museum im Palais

Step up, please!

Shoes with stories to tell

Opening: 11.04.2013, 6:30 pm Duration: 12.04.2013 - 12.01.2014 Curator: Eva Marko     

• Exhibition
• 15.05.-03.11.2013
• Museum im Palais

Department in the Museum

Museum in the department store

A cooperation between Kastner & Öhler and the Museum im Palais  

• Permanent Collection
• Palace and Gardens

Shining a light on a Baroque world

State rooms Schloss Eggenberg

The State rooms have never been modernised nor have they ever been fitted with heating or electric light. Their Baroque splendour has remained unchanged since the eighteenth century and allows for a breathtaking journey back in time.