Events

The next scholarship holder of the Klocker Foundation paints on canvas, clothing and fabric - and not just with colour. Amanda Burzić (*1994 in Salzburg) studied Painting & Graphics in Linz and creates honest, intimate works with stickers, stones and phrases that move between kitsch, humour and emotion.
Photo: © Dominik Galleya

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

Guided tour included in the admission fee.
No advance booking required.
The guided tour is in German.

The city of Hall will once again open its doors as part of Haller Nightseeing 2025 to present its visitors with new and unknown things.
The Klocker Museum will also be taking part. The museum will additionally remain open until 11 p.m. Short guided tours through our exhibitions are offered at 7:00 | 8:00 & 9:00 pm.

Free admission.

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

Guided tour included in the admission fee.
No advance booking required.
The guided tour is in German.

As part of this year's OSTERFESTIVAL TIROL, cellist Rahel Rupprechter (*1998 in Tyrol) will play pieces by Saariaho & Britten.

During Lent - Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday - a different location between Wattens, Hall and Innsbruck will be visited every day (except Sundays) to experience islands of contemplation for 30 minutes. The short activities at 3 pm will focus on music and text dedicated to the theme of ‘sein_schein’. The art is intended to revive utopia and harmony in the harsh spaces of our society.

Free admission.

Image: Rahel Rupprechter © James Layton

Group Exhibition 'I am my own muse'

With works from: Elina Brotherus, Sevda Chkoutova, Christine Lederer, Bianca Lugmayr, Addie Wagenknecht, Janine Weger, Sascha Alexandra Zaitseva.

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

Guided tour included in the admission fee.
No advance booking required.
The guided tour is in German.

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.