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Creative Stations
at mumok Atelier

Creative Stations at mumok Atelier

Creative Stations at the new mumok Atelier
Tuesday to Friday, 10 am to 6 pm
No registration required

 

The front area of the studio invites you to get creative and explore. Here, individual visitors can experience and try out small, hands-on activities for themselves. Since workshops also take place in the back of the studio, access may occasionally be restricted. Thank you for your understanding.

 

Stencil Lab

Experiment with airbrush painting and design your own stencils
November, Tuesday to Friday, 10 am to 6 pm
Can one paint pictures with air? In this creative workshop, you’ll work with airbrush paints and stencils you’ve designed yourself. By spraying, layering and shifting the stencils, you’ll create soft color gradients, exciting shapes and unique designs. The perfect way to create creative cards, gifts, or your own works of art.

 

DIY Gift Stations

Make Your Own Gifts
December, Tuesday to Friday, 10 am to 6 pm
At the mumok Atelier, DIY stations await where you can craft small gifts. From folding stars to tying scented sachets to designing buttons—here you can create personalized gifts!

 

Participation

  • No registration is required for the creative stations.
  • Participation in the creative stations is free of charge for children and teenagers up to the age of 19.
  • An adult accompanying person is required for children under the age of 14.
  • Accompanying adults can participate free of charge with a valid exhibition ticket. Please purchase your ticket online or at the museum ticket desk.

            
                Illustration: Sevda Chkoutova, ein Maulwurf für mumok

mumok Atelier
An entire floor dedicated to creativity
 

With the new mumok Atelier, an entire 140 m² floor of the museum is available as an open space for making, experimenting and trying new materials and techniques. 


Located on mumok’s third basement level, the space was designed in collaboration with Viennese architect Christa Stürzlinger and is equipped with high-quality materials and tools. Visitors can work with clay and earth, plaster, sand, charcoal and chalk, wire, string, wool and felt, cardboard, paper, and found objects made of wood and metal.