MAK – Museum of Applied Arts
The MAK – Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna was founded in 1863 as the Imperial Royal Austrian Museum of Art and Industry and has occupied Heinrich von Ferstel's Ringstrasse building since 1871. It collects applied arts and design from the Middle Ages to the present — glass, ceramics, textiles, furniture and the Wiener Werkstätte archive — and shows changing exhibitions on design, architecture and contemporary art. Its Geymüllerschlössel branch in Pötzleinsdorf holds Empire and Biedermeier furniture and the Franz Sobek clock collection.
- on view
- 6
- buildings
- 2
Now on view
6 exhibitions
ANNEA LOCKWOOD: A SOUND MAP OF THE DANUBE
Wien Modern at the MAK
VALLY WIESELTHIER
Ceramic Sculptor
THOMAS DEMAND
Rooms That Dream of the Past
ARCHITECTURAL CONSTRUCTION KITS 1890–1990
Plenty to Play With!
VIENNA 1900—Everyday. A Total Work of Art
Reinstallation of the MAK Permanent Collection
New Presentation: MAK PERMANENT COLLECTION TEXTILES AND CARPETS
The MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection is one of the most valuable and extensive of its kind worldwide. It brings together objects from late antiquity to the present, from European to East Asian textiles. The exquisite…
Locations
2 buildings- GeymüllerschlösselPötzleinsdorfer Str. 102, 1180 WienOpen in Google Maps
- MAK – Museum of Applied ArtsStubenring 5, 1010 Wien, AustriaOpen in Google Maps
