The Exilarte Center in Vienna is a significant research and exhibition hub. This page offers insights into the types of exhibitions you can expect, exploring the lives and works of music professionals persecuted or exiled under National Socialism. These displays often rotate, providing new perspectives on a crucial period of musical history. Always check the official Exilarte Center website for the most current exhibition schedule and visitor information before your visit.
Reflecting on pivotal 20th-century anniversaries and societal transformations.
This exhibition explores 20th-century historical shifts using Karl Kraus's 1933 quote. It commemorates significant anniversaries like 1918, 1933, and 1938, reflecting on individual fates amidst political and societal changes. Discover the profound impact of these critical junctures in history.
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Discover their profound impact on 20th-century theater at Exilarte Center.
This exhibition expands on existing displays, portraying the influential lives and work of Erwin Piscator and Maria Ley-Piscator. Learn about their significant contributions to political and experimental theater, including their roles in establishing the Dramatic Workshop, which shaped American artists.
Political Theater Exhibition
Tracing a historic Bösendorfer piano's journey through emigration and return.
This permanent exhibition at Exilarte Center explores the significant Bösendorfer grand piano of Emmy and Egon Wellesz. Follow its history from Vienna, through their emigration, and its poignant journey back to the city. It highlights a powerful story of cultural legacy.
Piano Exhibition
Discover the operatic legends' flight and artistic journeys through exile.
This exhibition traces the remarkable paths of opera and operetta stars Marta Eggerth and Jan Kiepura. Discover how their voices captivated audiences across the Atlantic and learn about the profound impact of exile and National Socialism on their lives and their artistic circle.
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From child prodigy to a 'King of Violinists' facing the Nazi regime.
Explore the profound life story of Fritz Kreisler, a violin virtuoso exiled during the Nazi era. This exhibition showcases his musical accomplishments and personal struggles, alongside insights into other contemporary string artists affected by displacement.
Fritz Kreisler Exhibition
Explore the legacy of Schönberg, Zemlinsky, and Hoffmann in exile.
Journey through the connections between Arnold Schönberg, Alexander Zemlinsky, and Richard Hoffmann. This exhibition at Exilarte Center illuminates their profound impact on Viennese musical tradition and their experiences during the Nazi era.
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A permanent exhibition exploring exiled Viennese musicians and their lost legacies.
This exhibition at the Exilarte Center delves into the lives of musicians forced into exile from Vienna (1933 –1938). Explore their challenges and enduring contributions, highlighting a vital chapter of music history and cultural heritage.
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Explore their disrupted lives and lasting legacies in music history.
This exhibition at the Exilarte Center provides an extensive overview of composers marginalized during the National Socialist era. Understand their works, historical context, and importance for contemporary remembrance culture. It highlights an essential chapter of global music history.
Anniversary ExhibitionReflecting on pivotal 20th-century anniversaries and societal transformations.
This exhibition explores 20th-century historical shifts using Karl Kraus's 1933 quote. It commemorates significant anniversaries like 1918, 1933, and 1938, reflecting on individual fates amidst political and societal changes. Discover the profound impact of these critical junctures in history.
View ExhibitionDiscover their profound impact on 20th-century theater at Exilarte Center.
This exhibition expands on existing displays, portraying the influential lives and work of Erwin Piscator and Maria Ley-Piscator. Learn about their significant contributions to political and experimental theater, including their roles in establishing the Dramatic Workshop, which shaped American artists.
Political Theater ExhibitionTracing a historic Bösendorfer piano's journey through emigration and return.
This permanent exhibition at Exilarte Center explores the significant Bösendorfer grand piano of Emmy and Egon Wellesz. Follow its history from Vienna, through their emigration, and its poignant journey back to the city. It highlights a powerful story of cultural legacy.
Piano ExhibitionDiscover the operatic legends' flight and artistic journeys through exile.
This exhibition traces the remarkable paths of opera and operetta stars Marta Eggerth and Jan Kiepura. Discover how their voices captivated audiences across the Atlantic and learn about the profound impact of exile and National Socialism on their lives and their artistic circle.
View Exhibition DetailsFrom child prodigy to a 'King of Violinists' facing the Nazi regime.
Explore the profound life story of Fritz Kreisler, a violin virtuoso exiled during the Nazi era. This exhibition showcases his musical accomplishments and personal struggles, alongside insights into other contemporary string artists affected by displacement.
Fritz Kreisler ExhibitionExplore the legacy of Schönberg, Zemlinsky, and Hoffmann in exile.
Journey through the connections between Arnold Schönberg, Alexander Zemlinsky, and Richard Hoffmann. This exhibition at Exilarte Center illuminates their profound impact on Viennese musical tradition and their experiences during the Nazi era.
Exhibition DetailsA permanent exhibition exploring exiled Viennese musicians and their lost legacies.
This exhibition at the Exilarte Center delves into the lives of musicians forced into exile from Vienna (1933 –1938). Explore their challenges and enduring contributions, highlighting a vital chapter of music history and cultural heritage.
Exhibition DetailsExplore their disrupted lives and lasting legacies in music history.
This exhibition at the Exilarte Center provides an extensive overview of composers marginalized during the National Socialist era. Understand their works, historical context, and importance for contemporary remembrance culture. It highlights an essential chapter of global music history.
Anniversary Exhibition
Explore the influential Viennese composer's life and musical legacy.
This exhibition at Exilarte Center charts Erich Zeisl's profound journey from Vienna, through exile, and the transformation of his musical art. Discover how historical events shaped his unique compositions. Admission to this compelling display is free.
Erich Zeisl ExhibitionImmerse yourself in Vienna's rich tapestry of art and historical displays.
Uncover a wide array of fascinating exhibitions featured at Vienna's prominent cultural institutions. Explore temporary displays of art, history, and science, enhancing your understanding of diverse topics throughout the city. Each visit offers a chance to experience new perspectives.
