What's new in the MuseumsQuartier: Exciting exhibitions and artist visits

What's new in the MuseumsQuartier: Exciting exhibitions and artist visits

On Tuesday, March 18th, at 10 a.m., the MuseumsQuartier Vienna invites you to a press tour of two captivating exhibitions: “all this – herman de vries” and “Anatomy of an Endless Scene – Huda Takriti”. Director Bettina Leidl and curators Verena Kaspar-Eisert and Cees de Boer will be present at this event. Particularly outstanding is the participation of the Syrian artist Huda Takriti, who will be available to visitors to discuss her work. The exhibitions take place at MQ Freiraum, a central location for innovative art in Vienna that reflects the creative trends of today. This information was provided by APA OTS made available.

The first exhibition, “all this,” by Dutch artist herman de vries, challenges viewers to re-appreciate the beauty of nature. De vries, a co-founder of the artist group “nul”, shows more than 50 years of his impressive installations and text works and invites visitors to discover the ordinary as extraordinary. On the other hand, Huda Takriti examines the complex relationships between power and history in her work “Anatomy of an Endless Scene,” using the example of the Algerian revolution, among other things. Her video art illuminates forgotten perspectives and gives viewers new insights into the dynamics of contemporary society.

A place of meeting

The MuseumsQuartier not only houses art, but is also a center of social life. The Jungle Café at MQ offers a welcoming atmosphere for families, theater lovers and gourmets. Here visitors can choose from a diverse menu that includes both regional and international delicacies. From freshly prepared meals to homemade cakes and organic ice cream in the summer, the offering is flattering and healthy. The Jungle Café ensures that the stay is as entertaining for children as it is for the adults, making the place a perfect destination for a family trip.