Exhibitions and expositions in Vienna
Dive into the realm of art and culture with our thoughtfully curated list, last updated on April 3rd, 2026.
Albertina Museum
Exhibition: Travel Photography
Until:
October 26th, 2026
(78 days remaining.)Description:
The exhibition displays 19th-century travel and expedition photography. You will see photos of the Alps, ancient Middle Eastern sites, remote Habsburg regions, and Japan.
Exhibition: Collecting for the Future: 250 Years of the ALBERTINA Museum
Until:
October 11th, 2026
(63 days remaining.)Description:
The ALBERTINA Museum houses over one million objects and has an important collection of graphic art. It has been a key museum for 250 years.
Exhibition: Helga Philipp: Spaces of Motion
Until:
September 20th, 2026
(42 days remaining.)Description:
The exhibition displays around 50 key works by the artist, spanning several decades. You will see paintings, drawings, printed graphics, and object art.
Exhibition: Richard Prince
Until:
August 16th, 2026
(7 days remaining.)Description:
The ALBERTINA Museum features an exhibition of Richard Prince's photographs from the 1970s to today. You will see series like *Fashion*, *Gangs*, and *Cowboys*, along with rare works.
Belvedere Palace
Exhibition: IN-SIGHT: Johann Baptist Lampi the Elder and the Younger
Until:
October 11th, 2026
(63 days remaining.)Description:
See how overpainting altered Johann Baptist Lampi the Elder's Portrait of Caroline and Viktor von Tomatis and his son's Sleeping Venus. Visit the IN-SIGHT exhibition to view these changes.
Kunsthistorisches Museum
Exhibition: Head and Shoulders: Coins in Fashion
Until:
September 6th, 2026
(28 days remaining.)Description:
Coin images are small portraits showing detailed half-length profiles. You can see symbolic hairstyles, garments, and accessories beyond just being decorative.
Vienna Technical Museum
Exhibition: More than Recycling
Until:
December 31st, 2026
(144 days remaining.)Description:
This exhibition shows how lifestyle choices affect the environment and living conditions around the world. You will see interactive displays and learn about sustainable resource use.