Events

For children from 6 to 10 years. Duration: approx. 1,5 hours.

Together we will explore the artworks in the exhibition and collect ideas based on the works, which we will then implement creatively ourselves.

Registration until January 12th via office@klockermuseum.at

Cost: 4 € (incl. material and snack)

Start the evening with a short guided tour of our exhibitions and enjoy a glass of Prosecco.

Guided tour included in the admission fee

Book presentation „LARS HATTE DEN MUT ODER: VOODOO RAGA“ Maria Peters – Artnografien, Visionen

Start the evening with a short guided tour of our exhibitions and enjoy a glass of Prosecco.

Guided tour included in the admission fee

location: Burg Hasegg 6, 6060 Hall in Tirol

Matthias Krinzinger invites you for a beer! Come by and have a beer or two with us, accompanied by the finest metal music. The empty aluminium cans will be collected and melted in a crucible so that they can be cast in the shape of a skull at the end of the evening.
Become part of the artwork!

In case of bad weather (rain or snow) the event will be postponed to Thursday, 24.11.2022, 5 pm.

On the occasion of Premierentage 2022 the Klocker Museum opens its exhibition of its new fellow Veronika Abigail Beringer at the Art Box. For the design of the latter the Klocker Foundation established a separate promotional programme that is meant to support especially students and graduates of art academies and universities. Veronika Abigail Beringer, born in Götzens, in 1990, studied painting and animation under Judith Eisler at the University of Applies Arts in Vienna, where she has been living and working ever since. Starting with the principle of the collage, the artist, with the help of various media, such as painting or ceramics, reflects her own works in a cyclical mode of thought and develops new projects using partly familiar motifs or ideas.

Open from 06:00 pm - 01:00 am.
Guided tours of the current presentations of the Klocker Museum at 6 pm, 8 pm and 10 pm. The focus lies on the works of the Klocker Collection as well as the latest acquisitions of the Klocker Foundation since 2020, which are shown in a separate exhibition.

With the onset of the pandemic, the art market shut down. The Klocker Foundation saw it as its task to replace the market and provide immediate aid for Tyrolean artists. In March 2020, a special budget for acquisitions was set up and handled by the foundation's advisory board. With 28 positions, a snapshot of art in the Lockdown was created, when everything was changing and time seemed to stand still.