Vienna
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Discover 'massiv unsichtbar': Schönbornpark Air-Raid Shelter History Exhibition

This project explores the air-raid bunker's history and memory through multi-channel sound and performance art installations.

The 'massiv unsichtbar' exhibition presents a compelling research and memory project within the historic Schönbornpark air-raid shelter. This unique intervention features a multi-channel sound installation by Florian KMET alongside elements from a performance installation by toxic dreams. The project delves into the bunker's urban history and profound WWII memory through these powerful artistic expressions.

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Exhibition summary

A research and memory project focusing on the Schönbornpark air-raid shelter, featuring a multi-channel sound installation by Florian KMET and a performance installation by toxic dreams. This 'permanent intervention' aims to explore the history and memory associated with the bunker.

Curatorial context

The "massiv unsichtbar" project delves into the history and memory of the Schönbornpark air-raid shelter. This ongoing intervention includes a multi-channel sound installation by Florian KMET and traces of a performance installation by toxic dreams within the bunker. The project is presented as a research and memory initiative, with specific openings for self-guided access. Visitors can experience the installations and explore the historical space, which is noted as not being barrier-free. The entrance to the bunker and the intervention are located near the Florianigasse entrance.

Admission and ticket notes

Entry is free. No registration is required for the opening on November 12, 2025. Access to the bunker is not barrier-free.

"massiv unsichtbar" - Forschungs- und Erinnerungsprojekt zum Luftschutzbunker Schönbornpark key exhibition facts

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Venue
Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Nov 12, 2025 – Feb 12, 2026
Artist line / attribution
Featuring installations by Florian KMET and toxic dreams.
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