The House of Austrian History invites you to participate in 'Bewegtes Museum 2022,' a special initiative engaging the public in conversation on Heldenplatz. This project explores the historical significance, current role, and future of this prominent urban space, gathering diverse perspectives. Visitors can share their thoughts and experiences, contributing directly to the museum's ongoing dialogue and collection development.
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The 'Bewegtes Museum' (Moving Museum) is an initiative by the House of Austrian History (hdgö) that takes place on Heldenplatz. It engages the public in conversations about the square's history, present, and future. Visitors are invited to share their perspectives and what the place means to them, with these discussions contributing to the museum's collection and ongoing engagement with Heldenplatz.
For the second consecutive summer, the House of Austrian History's (hdgö) educational team is present on Heldenplatz with the 'Bewegtes Museum' initiative. This project aims to foster dialogue about Heldenplatz, a site rich in historical significance, public assembly, and everyday life, where past and present societal dynamics converge. The core of the 'Bewegtes Museum' involves direct conversations with passersby, exploring their experiences, perceptions, and aspirations for the future of this prominent location. The insights gathered from these interactions are integral to the hdgö's collection and its sustained exploration of Heldenplatz's multifaceted identity. Visitors are encouraged to actively participate and share their views, making the initiative a dynamic and collaborative endeavor. Unlike traditional exhibitions, this program requires no advance visit to the museum's ticket office; participation is welcomed directly on Heldenplatz during the scheduled event times. The program is subject to cancellation in case of rain, and contact information is provided for any inquiries. This initiative builds upon the success of previous 'Bewegtes Museum' events, further solidifying the hdgö's commitment to engaging with public spaces and their historical narratives.
Participation in the 'Bewegtes Museum' is free and does not require a prior visit to the museum ticket office; visitors can join directly on Heldenplatz. Specific dates and times are listed for participation. The program may be canceled in case of rain.
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