Events
Would you like to visit us with a school class or organise a guided tour for your friends or staff? Then contact us by telephone via +43 5223 22123 or send us an e-mail to office@klockermuseum.at in order to arrange an individual appointment.
Thursday
27.02.2025
– 18
Tour and Drinks
ARTperitif
Start the evening with a short guided tour of our exhibitions and enjoy a glass of Prosecco.
Guided tour included in the admission fee
Friday
21.02.2025
– 17
Talk
"Kunst und Schnittlauch" Symposium 132
We are delighted that Alexander Giese and Christof Habres are organising their Friday symposium (No. 132) Kunst und Schnittlauch’ at the Klocker Museum. Together with the artist Soli Kiani, they will be discussing art, politics and society.
Thursday
30.01.2025
– 18
Tour and Drinks
ARTperitif
Start the evening with a short guided tour of our exhibitions and enjoy a glass of Prosecco.
Guided tour included in the admission fee
Thursday
28.11.2024
– 18
Tour and Drinks
ARTperitif
Start the evening with a short guided tour of our exhibitions and enjoy a glass of Prosecco.
Guided tour included in the admission fee
Saturday
09.11.2024
– 11:30
Talk
Artist Talk Soli Kiani
Soli Kiani (*1981 in Shiraz) lives and works in Vienna. In her works, the artist focusses on the political, religious and social everyday reality of women in Iran.
Soli Kiani talks to Lena Ganahl about her experiences and her work, in particular about her exhibition "(in)human" at the Klocker Museum.
Thursday
31.10.2024
– 18
Tour and Drinks
ARTperitif
Start the evening with a short guided tour of our exhibitions and enjoy a glass of Prosecco.
Guided tour included in the admission fee
Thursday
24.10.2024
– 18:30
Opening
Opening Soli Kiani
The exhibition Soli Kiani - (in)human tells a story of the profound social constraints, prohibitions and censorship that are a reality for many people - especially women - in Iran.
Sunday
06.10.2024
– 11
Talk
A History of the Prize Money
‘Where does the money I get come from?’ Richard Schwarz asks himself this question and invites visitors to the Klocker Museum to help him with his research and leave him questions, thoughts or tips.
The results will be presented at the finissage.
