Events

On June 11th 2026, we will be opening the exhibition "Kommt da noch was?" (engl.: "Is there more to come?") by Andrea Lüth. Her artistic work is characterised by a clearly recognisable formal style that runs through all her media. The use of text plays a key role within her work. Both spoken and written language are employed not as mere additions, but in a dialogical manner. It is only through the interplay of image and language—in their tensions as well as their points of harmony—that the full depth of Lüth’s artistic work unfolds.

As part of HALLER NIGHTSEEING 2026, we are opening the exhibition “I CAN FIX HIM ! (2026)” by the new ART BOX scholarship holders. The Fluoro Fleece art collective (FFKK) was founded in late 2024 by Alena Schneider, Alexander Bachmann, Clemens Gächter, Hannah Achrainer, Laura Berger-Schiestl and Janine Lou Anne, and has since been joined by Rachel Katstaller. In their interdisciplinary practice, they seek to make art accessible – in a humorous, playful and open-minded way. Between protest and poetry, kitsch and critique.
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The museum will also stay open until 11 pm.

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

To take part in the guided tour, please send us an email at least one day before the tour to office@klockermuseum.at.

Guided tour included in the admission fee.
The guided tour is in German.

As part of this year's OSTERFESTIVAL TIROL, violinist Tabea Nicolussi and cellist Clara Geley will perform pieces by Glière, Leitner and Springer.

The Easter Festival traditionally begins Lent with the 40 locations – various venues between Innsbruck and Hall are visited, offering 30-minute islands of respite with music played by young Tyrolean artists.

Admission is free.

Image: Osterfestival 2026

Lena Ganahl, director and curator of the Klocker Museum, will guide visitors through the exhibition "Bright Sky. Max Weiler in Dialogue with Carmen Brućić, Annja Krautgasser & Angelika Wischermann".

Please register in advance by emailing: office@klockermuseum.at.
Guided tour fee: €2 plus admission.

The exhibition shows works by Max Weiler (1910–2001) from the collection of the Klocker Foundation and puts them in relation to contemporary positions. The artists Carmen Brucic (born 1972), Annja Krautgasser (born 1971) and Angelika Wischermann (born 1983) each refer to individual works, series of works or biographical aspects of Weiler.

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

To take part in the guided tour, please send us an email at least one day before the tour to office@klockermuseum.at.

Guided tour included in the admission fee.
The guided tour is in German.

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)