The Karajangasse Memorial in Wien serves as a vital space for remembrance and education. Its exhibitions delve into the profound history of persecution, deportation, and resistance connected to the former school building during National Socialism. These displays offer crucial insights and perspectives on this period. For the most current exhibition details, always consult the official website before your visit.
Tracing lives, school history, and testimonies of Holocaust victims.
Explore this digital project that reconstructs the lives of Jewish students who attended Gymnasium am Augarten in 1937/38. It connects former addresses in Vienna with poignant personal accounts, highlighting their experiences during the Nazi takeover. This student-led initiative serves as an essential act of remembrance.
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Featuring a musical exploring a Holocaust survivor's profound journey.
This event highlights the compelling musical "Moses Man Finding Home" by Deborah Harbor, whose father was imprisoned at the Karajangasse detention center. Learn about his escape from Vienna and the ongoing art project addressing displacement.
Moses Man Finding Home
Works by young artists from Art and Design ORG (7g) explore war impact.
The exhibition 'ON THE RUN' showcases student art grappling with complex themes of flight and trauma. Explore individual works offering both historical and contemporary perspectives on displacement, especially concerning wartime experiences.
ON THE RUN Exhibition
Experience the dynamic interplay of ephemeral art and enduring urban stories.
This student exhibition showcases unique RISO-printed artworks by the 7G class, drawing inspiration from graffiti culture and the anime scene. Discover how they explore the compelling themes of transience and permanence through diverse artistic expressions.
TIME FLIES, WALLS STAYTracing lives, school history, and testimonies of Holocaust victims.
Explore this digital project that reconstructs the lives of Jewish students who attended Gymnasium am Augarten in 1937/38. It connects former addresses in Vienna with poignant personal accounts, highlighting their experiences during the Nazi takeover. This student-led initiative serves as an essential act of remembrance.
View ExhibitionFeaturing a musical exploring a Holocaust survivor's profound journey.
This event highlights the compelling musical "Moses Man Finding Home" by Deborah Harbor, whose father was imprisoned at the Karajangasse detention center. Learn about his escape from Vienna and the ongoing art project addressing displacement.
Moses Man Finding HomeExperience the dynamic interplay of ephemeral art and enduring urban stories.
This student exhibition showcases unique RISO-printed artworks by the 7G class, drawing inspiration from graffiti culture and the anime scene. Discover how they explore the compelling themes of transience and permanence through diverse artistic expressions.
TIME FLIES, WALLS STAYWorks by young artists from Art and Design ORG (7g) explore war impact.
The exhibition 'ON THE RUN' showcases student art grappling with complex themes of flight and trauma. Explore individual works offering both historical and contemporary perspectives on displacement, especially concerning wartime experiences.
ON THE RUN 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.
