'Terminal Piece' at mumok marks a significant new era for the institution, proposing fresh ways to engage with its extensive collection and identity. This expansive exhibition, conceived in several acts, presents works from the mumok collection alongside new commissions and external loans. Anchored by Kate Millett's 1972 artwork, it invites visitors to actively participate and reflect on their role in experiencing contemporary art. The exhibition is thoughtfully displayed across multiple levels of the museum.
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Terminal Piece is an inaugural exhibition for mumok, marking a new chapter and proposing a new way of experiencing the museum and its collection. It uses Kate Millett's 1972 artwork 'Terminal Piece' as a starting point to engage with notions of viewership and participation.
Terminal Piece signifies the beginning of a new era for mumok, reflecting on the museum's identity, its collection, and visitor experience. This exhibition, conceived in several acts, features works from the mumok collection alongside new productions and external loans. It is anchored by Kate Millett's 1972 artwork 'Terminal Piece,' the first acquisition under the new directorship of Fatima Hellberg. This choice prompts a deeper consideration of viewership, challenging visitors to reflect on their position relative to the artwork and demanding active participation. The exhibition is presented across multiple levels of the museum (Levels 4, 3, 2/2B, 0, -2B), embodying its expansive scope and the ambition to re-evaluate the museum as a whole. Curated by Fatima Hellberg and Lukas Flygare, 'Terminal Piece' aims to set a new vision for the institution's future.
The exhibition spans multiple levels and is presented as part of the museum's offerings. Visitors are directed to the general ticketing and information for mumok, with options for regular, reduced, and annual passes available. Further details can be found via the 'More Infos' links provided for tickets and general visit information. The exhibition runs from June 20, 2026, to February 7, 2027.
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