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Wednesday, November 18, 2026, 10 am to 7 pm

Student's Day at mumok

Student's Day November 2026

No lectures – free admission!
Student's Day at mumok
Wednesday, November 18, 2026
10 am to 7 pm 

On November 18, mumok cordially invites all students with a valid student ID to visit our contemporary exhibitions free of charge. As a special giveaway, exhibition catalogues will be available for all students while stocks last. 
As part of the exhibition Terminal Piece, mumok cinema will present Nina Porter’s film attention at 7 pm. Admission to the program at mumok cinema is free. 
In addition, free posters from past mumok exhibitions will be available for visitors to take away at the new Café Transfer above the museum foyer. The café's new operator, Alexander Afrough, serves a carefully curated selection of specialty coffees from Prem Frischkaffee and WILDKAFFEE, homemade lemonades, and handcrafted cakes. 

The museum will be open until 7 pm on this day! 

 

Free Exhibition Tours 

2 pm: Push and Pull 
3 pm: Curator's tour with Lukas Flygare: Terminal Piece 
4 pm: Push and Pull 

Maximum 25 participants per tour. Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. 
Please meet in the museum foyer 10 minutes before the tour begins. 

 

Hidden Stories
Where can (post-)colonial traces be found in modern and contemporary art?

5 pm

This 50-minute discussion in the exhibition Terminal Piece invites participants to explore key questions surrounding (post-)colonial perspectives and museum representation. The conversation focuses on the historical contexts of Louis Goodman’s works and their relevance to current debates on art, museums, and curatorial practice.
Meeting point: the foyer

Nina Porter: attention | 7 pm | mumok cinema 

In attention, two things happen simultaneously. Together, they set the audience in motion and engage their attention. Two films are shown throughout the evening: one plays in a loop, while the other is screened in its entirety once. Visitors are invited to move freely between the two screenings. 
Participation is free with registration. More Info and Registration