The Tolia Curriculum invites visitors to a unique Open Studio event. Participate directly in the artistic process by contributing to drawings initiated by artist Tolia Astakhishvili. This special activity is a key part of developing her upcoming 'Figure of the Child' exhibition, offering a behind-the-scenes look at creative work.
Read curatorial context and practical visitor information for Tolia Curriculum: Open Studio at mumok in Vienna
As part of the Tolia Curriculum, visitors are invited to continue drawings started by artist Tolia Astakhishvili. This participatory event is part of the development process for her exhibition 'Figure of the Child'.
The Open Studio event, held on Saturday, May 23, 2026, from 2 to 4 pm, is a component of the Tolia Curriculum, a project by Georgian artist Tolia Astakhishvili. Visitors are invited to engage directly with the artistic process by continuing drawings that the artist has initiated. This activity is framed within the development of Astakhishvili's larger exhibition, 'Figure of the Child,' and highlights the museum as a site of continuous artistic creation. The Tolia Curriculum itself encompasses a daily schedule of workshops, lectures, screenings, readings, and participatory formats designed for both children and adults, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the artist's in situ work development.
Review exhibition status, schedule, venue context, and attribution details for Tolia Curriculum: Open Studio at mumok in Vienna
A critical look at mumok's collection and institutional transformation.
This exhibition investigates mumok's collection policy, highlighting the transformative period under Dieter Ronte's directorship. Discover art as a platform for collective inquiry, learning, and research through an open, interactive format.
Never Final Exhibition
Experience a unique public ritual of interpretation through live projection.
Florian Meisenberg transforms the coffee-reading ritual into a collective, live-filmed performance. Witness private exchanges become public interpretations, exploring patterns and shared meaning. This participatory art event is presented as part of the 'Tolia Curriculum'.
Future Readings Workshop
A curated program of early experimental films at mumok.
Experience Florian Meisenberg's "Das Erste Mal" at mumok, a unique screening highlighting initial video creations. See how intuition guides contemporary artists' first cinematic explorations within this innovative program.
Exhibition Details
Part of the 'Tolia Curriculum' project, exploring art and late capitalism.
Experience Jonas Kuck's reading from texts on countering sleep deprivation, inspired by Jonathan Crary's work. This mumok performance blends science-fiction speculation with bedtime ritual, offering a unique artistic exploration.
Jonas Kuck Exhibition
Explore witty satire and Austrian life insights in this art project.
Join Liesl Ujvary as she presents satirical texts from her debut book, 'Sicher & Gut.' This literary event is a core component of artist Tolia Astakhishvili's 'Tolia Curriculum,' an evolving public program.
Liesl Ujvary Reading
Explore relational seeing and subject-object distinctions through film theory.
Join Simon Lässig for 'Microdrama,' a session within Tolia Astakhishvili's 'Tolia Curriculum' at mumok. This presentation explores the relationship between early experiences, film, and the emergence of self-other distinctions. It delves into the wavering simultaneity of the abstract and real.
Tolia Curriculum PresentationExplore Vienna's dynamic art and cultural displays today.
Find compelling art, history, and science exhibitions happening throughout Vienna. This specialized resource helps you locate unique cultural experiences and plan your visit to inspiring displays. Explore Vienna's rich cultural scene with ease.