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Museum of Perception MUWA

Friedrichgasse 41

8010 Graz

  • Exhibition space
  • Museum
  • Library
Opening hours

Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon 13:00-17:30

Opening hours during the Gallery Days 16-18.5.2025

Fri: All exhibition venues are open until 10pm.
Sat: All exhibition venues are open from 11am - 7pm.
Sun: All exhibition venues are open from 11am - 5pm.
Exceptions

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  • stairs at the entrance
  • stairs in the exhibition space

Museum of Perception MUWA

The Museum of Perception MUWA, founded by Werner Wolf in 1990, shows works of contemporary constructive, reductive art by established but also young artists, architecture and science in changing exhibitions parallel to the permanent exhibition of mainly visual perception installations.

The MUWA offers an extensive education programme and cooperates with artistic, pedagogical and university institutions on a regional, national and international level as well as their representatives within the framework of workshops, further education, lectures, readings, discourse events or concerts of contemporary music. All tasks related to the MUWA are documented and continuously published.
Visitors can use the reference library of art books and catalogues with a focus on reductive art. In the basement, the Samadhi bath, a deprivation tank for deep relaxation is available to those who are interested.

  • Exhibition

3/15/2025 - 8/29/2025

ERIC KRESSNIG „PLUS“

In his works, ERIC KRESSNIG combines reference systems from different areas with a formally reduced visual language. ‘What interests me most is the combination of the personal and individual with formal geometric forms of representation. To this end, I take up strategies of art production and develop them further. The introduction of my own laws and narratives in combination with immediate sensual experience form the basis of my concept of work.’

  • Artists:
  • Eric Kressnig
  • Eric Kressnig, born in 1973 in Klagenfurt, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna from 1996 to 2001. Since 1998 he has been represented nationally and internationally with numerous solo and group exhibitions, including at the OSAS Vasarely Museum Budapest, Künstlerhaus Bregenz, Österreichisches Kulturforum Budapest, MMKK Klagenfurt, Kunsthaus Kollitsch Klagenfurt, Kunsthaus Wiesbaden, museumkrems, arlberg1800 Contemporary St. Anton, Palazzo Ducale Mantova, Parallel Wien, Kunsthalle m3 Berlin, Sammlung Essl Klosterneuburg, Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (USA), LeRoy Neiman Center New York (USA) and the Cité des Arts International Paris. Other venues have included the Museum Liaunig Neuhaus/Suha, the ArchitekturHaus Kärnten, the Galerie Leonhard Graz, the Werner Berg Museum Bleiburg and numerous institutions in Austria, Germany, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, France and Slovakia. Kressnig has received several awards for his work, including the BA/CA Carinthia Art Prize (2002), a Paris Scholarship from the State of Carinthia (2007), the State Scholarship for Fine Arts (2008), a Frankfurt/Main Residency Scholarship from the City of Vienna (2010), the Hradil Scholarship (2011), the Carinthia Cultural Promotion Prize (2012) and the Kunst.Volksbank.Kärnten Art Prize (2014). His works can be found in numerous important public collections. Eric Kressnig lives and works in Vienna.
  • curated by:
  • Eric Kressnig, Sabine Richter, Eva Fürstner
  • Exhibition

4/2/2025 - 6/9/2025

ANNEKE KLEIN KRANENBARG „Visuelle Partituren“

Fascinated by rhythmic repetitions and variations, especially in minimal music, the artist developed a rich oeuvre of graphic-spatial compositions from the simplest forms. Her ‘Visual Scores’ series consists of vertically arranged nylon threads, which she stretches over a double layer of Perspex. Viewed from the front, the compositions resemble each other; when the viewer changes their point of view, they dissolve into a multitude of variations and make spatiality tangible.

  • Artists:
  • Anneke Klein Kranenbarg
  • Anneke Klein Kranenbarg (1961, Krommenie, NL - 2024, Zaandam, NL) trained in photography and graphic design from 1980 to 1985 and subsequently worked in these fields. She took part in numerous solo and group exhibitions, including in 2024 at Galerie Wagner Paris, Palais Weilbach Flörsheim, Galerie Deák 17 Budapest and Museum Musiom Amersfoort, as well as other exhibitions in Sofia, Delft and Flörsheim. In 2023, she showed works at Hommage à Mondriaan at Galerie Conny van Kasteel, Museum Kolvenburg Billerbeck and Museum Schloss Königshain. Previous venues include the Drawing Now Art Fair Paris (2022), the Museum Kranenburgh Bergen (2020), the Museum der Wahrnehmung Graz (2019) as well as biennials and exhibitions in Pont de Claix, The Hague, Bonn, Budapest, Leerdam, Nuremberg and Kunnersdorf. Further exhibitions have taken her to important institutions such as Kunsthaus Rehau, Galerie Franzis Engels Amsterdam, Frauenmuseum Bonn, Musées de Châteauroux, Galéria Umelka Bratislava, Tatranská galéria Poprad, Kunstforum Bonn and Museum der Wahrnehmung MUWA Graz. Her works have also been represented in international projects and conferences on concrete and constructive art. Anneke Klein Kranenbarg will be remembered as an important representative of concrete art in an international context.
  • curated by:
  • Edwin Biersteker, Sabine Richter

-> Workshop SUN 5/18/2025 11:00 AM

  • Workshop to the exhibition ANNEKE KLEIN KRANENBARG “Visual Scores”



-> Kurator:innenrundgang SUN 5/18/2025 1:00 PM

  • Curator’s Tour on the exhibition ANNEKE KLEIN KRANENBARG "Visuelle Partituren" with Sabine Richter



-> Artist's Talk SUN 5/18/2025 1:30 PM

  • Artist's Talk with Eric Kressnig

-> Workshop SUN 5/18/2025 2:30 PM

  • Workshop on the exhibition ERIC KRESSNIG „PLUS”