Do you enjoy music, rhythm and movement? Would you like to experience these together with friends and like-minded people?
Every Tuesday afternoon, 2 to 3pm, in the Seitenlichtsaal.
Free admission.
In cooperation with Demenz Liechtenstein.
In the side-light gallery, art is within reach for children – free of charge at any time during opening hours.
CaccHho CucchhA, the interactive installation by Mercedes Azpilicueta, invites children and adults to explore, play and invent together. New creatures have moved in for little ones: Co Co Coral, Sea Sea Spongy, Din Din Marin, Tac Tac Plankton, Cha Cha Medusa and the fluffy Reef Relief are waiting for you.
Today from 2pm to 3.30pm, a member of the art education team will be on hand especially for children aged 0 to 4 and their accompanying adults.
Do you enjoy music, rhythm and movement? Would you like to experience these together with friends and like-minded people?
Every Tuesday afternoon, 2 to 3pm, in the Seitenlichtsaal.
Free admission.
In cooperation with Demenz Liechtenstein.
In the side-light gallery, art is within reach for children – free of charge at any time during opening hours.
CaccHho CucchhA, the interactive installation by Mercedes Azpilicueta, invites children and adults to explore, play and invent together. New creatures have moved in for little ones: Co Co Coral, Sea Sea Spongy, Din Din Marin, Tac Tac Plankton, Cha Cha Medusa and the fluffy Reef Relief are waiting for you.
Today from 2pm to 3.30pm, a member of the art education team will be on hand especially for children aged 0 to 4 and their accompanying adults.
in connection with the exhibition Abstract. In Focus: Carmen Herrera, Wassily Kandinsky, Mark Rothko
An event of the Hilti Art Foundation.
The Hilti Art Foundation invites you to an evening with Christopher Rothko.
Join the Foundation to celebrate its recent acquisition of Mark Rothko's painting No. 6, Sienna Orange on Wine (1962), on display in the current presentation Abstract. In Focus: Carmen Herrera, Wassily Kandinsky, Mark Rothko. In the lecture “Mark Rothko and the Inner World,” Christopher Rothko will discuss the personal, spiritual, and philosophical dimensions of his father’s work. Mark Rothko is considered one of the most significant artists of the 20th century.
Fur all further information and registration, please visit
Do you enjoy music, rhythm and movement? Would you like to experience these together with friends and like-minded people?
Every Tuesday afternoon, 2 to 3pm, in the Seitenlichtsaal.
Free admission.
In cooperation with Demenz Liechtenstein.
Short guided tour during the lunch break
Get away from everyday life and into art: Take Away is a slightly different kind of lunch break in Vaduz. In 30 minutes you will get an insight into a current exhibition and learn some interesting facts about the artists and works. Each of these guided tours is dedicated to a different topic.
Take Away is in German. Free admission.
Further information on the exhibition In the Context of the Collection: Evi Kliemand
to the exhibition In the Context of the Collection: Evi Kliemand. Walking on Water
Join us to be inspired by the artworks and get creative in the rooms of the Kunstmuseum. We explore the pictures on show in the exhibition, viewing and examining them to find our own ways to engage with art.
No previous experience required!
Time: 2 to 4.30pm
Participation is free of charge. Registration required.
Further information on the exhibition In the Context of the Collection: Evi Kliemand
In the side-light gallery, art is within reach for children – free of charge at any time during opening hours.
CaccHho CucchhA, the interactive installation by Mercedes Azpilicueta, invites children and adults to explore, play and invent together. New creatures have moved in for little ones: Co Co Coral, Sea Sea Spongy, Din Din Marin, Tac Tac Plankton, Cha Cha Medusa and the fluffy Reef Relief are waiting for you.
Today from 2pm to 3.30pm, a member of the art education team will be on hand especially for children aged 0 to 4 and their accompanying adults.
You are cordially invited to the exhibition opening!
6.30pm
Artist Talk
with Anna Jermolaewa and Luisa Ziaja, Chief Curator and Head of Collections, Belvedere Museum Vienna
7pm
Opening speeches
Marion Matt, President of the Board of Trustees Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein
Christiane Meyer-Stoll, Director Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein and curator of the exhibition
Closing with music by DJ Christian Egger, Vienna
With an empathetic eye and subtle humour, Anna Jermolaewa (b. 1970 in St Petersburg, Russia) lays bare hidden mechanisms of everyday life, her practice always very close to the reality of life.
Radical Hope combines earlier works in an updated and extended form with numerous new pieces. For this purpose, Jermolaewa travelled to the Pyrenees to trace the path of Walter Benjamin and Lisa Fittko, who helped him escape from France to Spain; then to Paris to meet the person who helped her escape; and finally to the Island of Jersey, where she shot material for the project at Gerald Durrell’s sanctuary for endangered species.
The exhibition is defined by three main aspects: the passion for collecting, Jermolaewa’s special relationship with animals, and exile and migration. Forced to flee former Soviet Union in 1989, Jermolaewa focuses on personal experiences and historical traces, confronting the political and societal realities of our day with radical hope.
The show is accompanied by a comprehensive publication and an artist’s edition.
A production of Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, curated by Christiane Meyer-Stoll with Henrik Utermöhle.
In the side-light gallery, art is within reach for children – free of charge at any time during opening hours.
CaccHho CucchhA, the interactive installation by Mercedes Azpilicueta, invites children and adults to explore, play and invent together. New creatures have moved in for little ones: Co Co Coral, Sea Sea Spongy, Din Din Marin, Tac Tac Plankton, Cha Cha Medusa and the fluffy Reef Relief are waiting for you.
Today from 2pm to 3.30pm, a member of the art education team will be on hand especially for children aged 0 to 4 and their accompanying adults.
First public guided tour with the curator
With an empathetic eye and subtle humour, Anna Jermolaewa (b. 1970 in St Petersburg, Russia) lays bare hidden mechanisms of everyday life, her practice always very close to the reality of life. Radical Hope combines earlier works in an updated and extended form with numerous new pieces. The exhibition is defined by three main aspects: the passion for collecting, Jermolaewa’s special relationship with animals, and exile and migration. Forced to flee former Soviet Union in 1989, Jermolaewa focuses on personal experiences and historical traces, confronting the political and societal realities of our day with radical hope.
Cost: museum admission
In the side-light gallery, art is within reach for children – free of charge at any time during opening hours.
CaccHho CucchhA, the interactive installation by Mercedes Azpilicueta, invites children and adults to explore, play and invent together. New creatures have moved in for little ones: Co Co Coral, Sea Sea Spongy, Din Din Marin, Tac Tac Plankton, Cha Cha Medusa and the fluffy Reef Relief are waiting for you.
Today from 2pm to 3.30pm, a member of the art education team will be on hand especially for children aged 0 to 4 and their accompanying adults.
for children aged 2 to 5, accompanied by an adult
Time: 10.30am to 12pm
Cost: 10.– per person
Registration required.
Further information on the exhibition In the kollabor: Mercedes Azpilicueta
accompanying the Hilti Art Foundation exhibition Abstract
Time: 2pm to 5pm
An event for exchange and inspiration
In the side-light gallery, art is within reach for children – free of charge at any time during opening hours.
CaccHho CucchhA, the interactive installation by Mercedes Azpilicueta, invites children and adults to explore, play and invent together. New creatures have moved in for little ones: Co Co Coral, Sea Sea Spongy, Din Din Marin, Tac Tac Plankton, Cha Cha Medusa and the fluffy Reef Relief are waiting for you.
Today from 2pm to 3.30pm, a member of the art education team will be on hand especially for children aged 0 to 4 and their accompanying adults.
In cooperation with Liechtensteinische Kunstgesellschaft.
An event of the Hilti Art Foundation.
Yoga with Picasso
Since 2019, the Hilti Art Foundation has been offering museum experiences of a special kind: from yoga to chanting, from Qi Gong to breathing exercises – an experience for body and mind in the midst of great art. 10 minutes to start with a work of art. To round off the day, we will serve you delicious snacks and healthy refreshments afterwards.
Time: 6pm to 7pm
Cost: CHF 25 per person, incl. snacks and drinks
As the number of participants is limited, registration is required.
Followed by a presentation of the accompanying collection booklet
A collection booklet accompanying the exhibition features contributions by Claudio Guarda, Annett Höland, Evi Kliemand, Christiane Meyer-Stoll, and Jürgen Thaler. With generous support from the Stiftung Fürstlicher Kommerzienrat Guido Feger.
Further information on the exhibition In the Context of the Collection: Evi Kliemand
An event of the Hilti Art Foundation.
Yoga with Picasso
Since 2019, the Hilti Art Foundation has been offering museum experiences of a special kind: from yoga to chanting, from Qi Gong to breathing exercises – an experience for body and mind in the midst of great art. 10 minutes to start with a work of art. To round off the day, we will serve you delicious snacks and healthy refreshments afterwards.
Time: 6pm to 7pm
Cost: CHF 25 per person, incl. snacks and drinks
As the number of participants is limited, registration is required.
with Franziska Dürr, Head of Kuverum, and Susanne Kudorfer
Time: 6.30pm to 8pm
In cooperation with Liechtensteinische Kunstgesellschaft.