Opening, Vernissage
11.06.2026 at 18
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.
Saturday
03.10.2026
– 18
Special Event
On Saturday, October 3rd, 2026 the "ORF-Long Night of Museums" will take place. The Klocker Museum will be open from 6 p.m. to midnight.
* Children's programme, 6 to 9 p.m.
Children are warmly invited to take part in a creative workshop.
* Short guided tours, at 9 and 10 p.m.
We offer short guided tours of our current exhibitions.
Thursday
29.10.2026
– 18
Tour and Drinks
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.
Saturday
07.11.2026
– 11:30
Talk
As part of PREMIERENTAGE 2026, this year’s Klocker Foundation grant recipient, Andrea Lüth, will be chatting with curator Lena Ganahl about her exhibition “Kommt da noch was?”. Lüth works across a wide range of artistic media: painting, printmaking, text, video, music, sculpture and plastic art all form part of her repertoire. Despite this diversity of media, Lüth manages to maintain a clear and recognisable artistic style. Her exhibition at the Klocker Museum focuses deliberately on the media of painting and sculpture.
Friday
27.11.2026
– 18
Opening, Vernissage
We warmly invite you to the opening of the exhibition “Sinking Feeling” by the artist Valentina Karga (*1986 in Chalkidiki, Greece). Karga creates spaces that combine art, design, architecture and research. Her work brings together elements of socially engaged practices and speculative experiments that challenge existing social and physical infrastructures in the fields of energy, the economy, the climate crisis and collective emotions. In her solo exhibition at the Klocker Museum, the artist explores the intertwined issues of climate change, the car industry and the historical and contemporary forms of fascism.
Foto: © Valentina Karga
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