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Michael Kienzer, Tobias Pils, Markus Wilfling (individual exhibitions) ǀ Art • Collected & Made for Admont 2007 ǀ Thomas Baumann and Martin Kaltner – Artistic intervention in the Museum of Fine Arts ǀ The ancient knowledge of the diversity of Nature

Museumszeitung 2022

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Special exhibition 2022 - Styrian roots

Styrian roots - the search for origins in our collection of contemporary art

Admont guests - works by Nikola Irmer in…

On view this season in the Museum of Natural History of Admont Abbey will be an exhibition of recent works by Nikola Irmer that generate a dialogue with the various...

Hannes Schwarz - 2022 in the museum of c…

The work of Hannes Schwarz was shaped by his critical engagement with the history of his era.

Power and the "New Media" on t…

During the whole of his reign, Emperor Maximilian I commissioned prominent scholars and artists to record his deeds and charitable donations in word and image. His aim was to ensure...

Special exhibition: WE, FREDERICK III …

During last year's museum season, two emperors who lived in the era when the Middle Ages began to be supplanted by the Renaissance found a home in the Gothic Museum;...

Localisations - MADE FOR ADMONT #photogr…

Localisations - MADE FOR ADMONT #photography

Hannes Schwarz – Memorial exhibition

PLAY ART!

Welcome to the island hopping. Every work of art with its very specific environment is an island. Ready to be conquered by you. With all your senses. With your heart...

OPEN THE LINK.

The annual exhibition in the Museum of Contemporary Art will, in 2017, provide vivid insights into the Abbey’s past 20 years of collecting present-day artworks, an activity that commenced in...

Neo/New – Rediscoveries in the Museum of…

To complement the unique exhibition of Gothic art that has been on view in the museum of Admont Abbey from May 2017, Admont’s Museum of Fine Arts has been putting...

Manuscript exhibition 2017

Review to the manuscript-exhibition of 2017: The majority of the 1000 medieval manuscripts held by Admont Benedictine Abbey, some of which were actually produced here, date to the Gothic era.

Fire and Flame – The ‘Great Fire’ of Adm…

The theme of our special exhibition for 2015 was the disastrous fire of April 1865. This catastrophe was the worst calamity to befall the Abbey since its foundation in 1045...

Admont Guests

ARTISTS´ BOOKS. International works dating from 1960 from eight collections ǀ Admont Guests: The world of mechanical animals. A photo safari by Sebastian Köpcke and Volker Weinhold

Diversity is the spice of life!

Emil Siemeister – Artistic intervention in the Museum of Fine Arts ǀ Bibliotheca universalis – The diversity of a medieval library

A passion for collecting

Admont Guests: Five art collections from Styria in dialogue with the Abbey’s contemporary art collection ǀ Rudi Molacek – Installation in the Columned Hall ǀ Conversations and podium discussion “Collecting...

Best of Admont 2010
PLAY ADMONT – A playful introduction to contemporary international art. Regionale 2010] ǀ Werner Reiterer – Artistic intervention in the Museum of Fine Arts ǀ The Four Latin Church Fathers
Nature – Creation is not yet finished
Art • Collected & Made for Admont 2009 ǀ Admont Guests: the Prinzhorn Heidelberg Collection ǀ Interdisciplinary symposia “CREATIVITY at the crossroads of art, medicine, therapy, spirituality and society” ǀ…
Focus Library
A feeling for books; exhibition project by Petra Gratzl and Anton Knoll ǀ Stefan Emmelmann – Artistic intervention in the Museum of Fine Arts ǀ Canon law in the Middle…

I feel something you can’t see – Sensing art
Michael Kienzer, Tobias Pils, Markus Wilfling (individual exhibitions) ǀ Art • Collected & Made for Admont 2007 ǀ Thomas Baumann and Martin Kaltner – Artistic intervention in the Museum of…
Paradise – Snakes not admitted
No hard feelings, Admont 1938 – 1945, Life today; a photo exhibition by Felicitas Kruse ǀ Art • Collected & Made for Admont 2006 ǀ Emil Siemeister, Floating while falling…
Exhibition of the collection ǀ Thomas Reinhold & Julie Hayward – synergie: paradox
Religion and Church in Styria 1945 – 2005 ǀ Ecclesiastical and world history ǀ The Library transformed – Wonder and Metamorphosis; with the installations “Palimpsest II” by Andreas Horlitz in…

Exhibition of new acquisitions
Playground Contemporary Art ǀ Alfred Klinkan (1950–1994) –A different way of painting ǀ Ingeborg Strobl – Artistic intervention in the Museum of Fine Arts ǀ Books for use in worship
Opening of the new museum
Karl Leitgeb . ‘Radio collection of Mr Bernegger’ . City-Country-Art; Graz City of Culture 2003 – Made for Admont ǀ Collection of contemporary art ǀ Franz Graf – Artistic intervention…

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