Public Matters: Contemporary Sculpture Exploring Power and Public Space at Belvedere

Public Matters was a contemporary sculpture project presented during the Belvedere's 300th anniversary, examining the representation of power in history and the present. It explored aspects of public space and its creation through art, connecting the museum's garden sites with works by international and local artists.

Public Matters was a comprehensive contemporary sculpture project that complemented the baroque sculptural program around the three Belvedere locations, coinciding with the museum's 300th anniversary. The exhibition addressed the representation of power in history and the present, and its transformation over time, particularly questioning aspects of the public and the public sphere that arise through art. Embracing an expanded concept of sculpture that includes time- and process-oriented approaches, the exhibition featured site-specific and existing works by international and local artists. These works were integrated throughout the museum's garden landscapes, making them perceptible as a cohesive ensemble.

Specific ticketing information for this exhibition is not detailed on this page. Visitors are typically directed to general museum admission or booking details available elsewhere on the Belvedere website.