🚫 No photos, no comments on other bodies, no staring, no touching
⚠️ Check webpage for further informations
💶 Admission free, donations welcome
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We regularly offer "Coffee, Cake, Art" and free guided tours of the current exhibition. We cordially invite you to visit us and take the opportunity to ask questions and discuss the art on display with others over coffee and cake.
3:00 p.m. Guided tour in German
4:30 p.m. Guided tour in English 2/

An evening of collective reflection rather than a formal talk — a convivial plenum to think together about what it means to queer the museum, and to make working, learning, and hosting part of its cultural offer.

Come by, listen, share your thoughts, or simply be present. 3/3

Marking 5 years of collective work, Breaking the Habitus opens the backstage of the Queer Museum — sharing gestures, reflections, and forms of collaboration that shaped its evolution from a nomadic initiative to a relatively stable cultural institution.

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A member of the team will be present and provide interesting insights into the process of creating the exhibition “Ugly Things_Unlearning Beauty” and into the work of Queer Museum Vienna. 3/3

We regularly offer “Coffee Cake Cunst” and free guided tours through the current exhibition. On 26th of October it’s that time again! We cordially invite you to visit us and take the opportunity to ask questions and discuss the art on display with others over coffee and cake. 
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Produced with the support of:
Stadt Wien Kultur – Bezirk Penzing
QWIEN – Zentrum für queere Geschichte
QUEER MUSEUM VIENNA
beseder – Verein für darstellende und bildende Kunst
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An old man who survived and a young man whose life and loves came to an abrupt end meet in a story of persecution, loss, torture and death. Freely adapted from the first homosexual anthem, “Das lila Lied” (The Purple Song), we ask the question: were they really so “different from the others”? 4/

Love and punishment: Josef Kohout, Franz Doms and Walter Arlen. Three young men from different social classes who have one thing in common: they love their own gender. Excerpts from their biographies are combined in a reading with poetry, police reports and the songs of a forgotten voice. 3/

Read by: Eduard Wildner and Bruno Kratochvil
Textcollage: Bruno Kratochvil
with songs by Paul O’ Montis 2/

Es war ein Fest mit euch zusammenzuarbeiten 💞🔥💞