-> Artist’s Tour SA 4/25/2026 12:00 PM
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Guided Tour and Talk with Claudia Schink and Johannes Rauchenberger
- 3€ + Eintritt
aktuelle kunst in graz is a network of art and cultural institutions in Graz. Here you can find details about the venues and the programme on display.
The upcoming gallery days are from 24. to 26. April 2026.
The upcoming gallery days are from 24. to 26. April 2026.
- Gallery non-profit
- Cultural Center
- Museum
- Collection
Opening hours
Tue–Sat 11:00-17:00
Sun 15:00-18:00 (Summer)
Hashtags: #kultumgraz #kultum #kulturzentrumbeidenminoriten
Accessibility
- assistance available if needed
- Stairlift for wheelchairs
Maaria Wirkkala, Ausstellungsansicht 2025, Foto: KULTUM
Maaria Wirkkala, Ausstellungsansicht 2025, Foto: KULTUM
Zlatko Kopljar, Ausstellungsansicht 2024/25, Foto: KULTUM
Zlatko Kopljar, Ausstellungsansicht 2024/25, Foto: KULTUM
Zlatko Kopljar, Ausstellungsansicht 2024/25, Foto: KULTUM
Josef Fink, Ausstellungsansicht 2025, Foto: KULTUM
Josef Fink, Ausstellungsansicht 2025, Foto: KULTUM
Josef Fink, Ausstellungsansicht 2025, Foto: KULTUM
Zlatko Kopljar, Ausstellungsansicht 2024/25, Foto: KULTUM
KULTUM
Center for contemporary art and religion
KULTUM is an interdisciplinary space for contemporary art forms, focussing on the visual arts, literature, new music and young audiences. The KULTUM Museum shows contemporary art with a special focus on religion, spirituality and existential issues. The rooms of the historic Minorite monastery in Graz, which were newly adapted between 2010 and 2025, show themed, solo and group exhibitions. These are based both on the museum's own collection and on collaborations with international partners.
Curator Johannes Rauchenberger has headed the KULTUM in the Minorite Monastery since 2000 and is intensively involved with various aspects of religion in contemporary art. Based on this, he has been building a collection since 2010 that currently comprises over 700 works.
- Exhibition
9/27/2025 - 7/11/2026
NO MUSEUM HAS GOD
Aspects of Religion in Contemporary Art
Ausstellungsansicht Guillaume Bruère, KULTUM, Foto: David Rauchenberger
Ausstellungsansicht Claudia Schink, KULTUM, Foto: David Rauchenberger
Ausstellungsansicht Claudia Schink, KULTUM, Foto: David Rauchenberger
Ausstellungsansicht Eduard Winklhofer, KULTUM, Foto: David Rauchenberger
The exhibition “NO MUSEUM HAS GOD” presents, for the first time, KULTUM’s collection, which has been growing steadily since 2012. The exhibition focuses on traces of religion, spirituality, and faith in contemporary art. Across 10 sections (Cultural Heritage, Body & Soul, Knowledge & Belief, Last Things, Spaces & Images, Fundamentalism & Violence, God’s & Christian Codes, and Miracles & Contradictions), the exhibition presents works by more than 40 national and international artists who explore and question the significance of religion in contemporary art.
- Artists:
- Iris Christine Aue, Fritz Bergler, Anna & Bernhard Blume, Julia Bornefeld, Guillaume Bruère, Danica Dakić, Michael Endlicher, Manfred Erjautz, Lorenz Estermann, Heribert Friedl, Hermann Glettler, Reinhild Gerum, Dorothee Golz, G.R.A.M., Peggy und Thomas Henke, Bertram Hasenauer, Werner Hofmeister, Jochen Höller, Lena Knilli, Zenita Komad, Nina Kovacheva, Zlatko Kopljar, Julia Krahn, Paul Albert Leitner, Gerhard Lojen, Muntean/Rosenblum, Alois Neuhold, ninavale, Adrian Paci, Hannes Priesch, Werner Reiterer, Bettina Rheims / Serge Bramly, Keiko Sadakane, Claudia Schink, Ruth Schnell, Nina Schuiki, Petra Sterry, Michael Triegel, Lidwien van de Ven, Mark Wallinger, Markus Wilfling, Eduard Winklhofer, Maaria Wirkkala, Daphna Weinstein, Daniel A. Zaman, Johanes Zechner, Judith Zillich, Leo Zogmayer, zweintopf, 0512 u.a.
- Support:
- Verein Ausstellungshaus für christliche Kunst in München e.V., Diözese Graz-Seckau. In collaboration with steirischer herbst 25