Prix Ars Electronica 2025

As the centrepiece of our museum, the Lentos Collection enjoys a generous amount of space: a total of ten rooms are devoted to showcasing the works of the collection in chronological and thematic order. In 2026, the permanent exhibition is being redesigned by the museum’s in-house curatorial team. 

Duration: 60 minutes, max. 25 participants, guided tour ticket €4 (plus admission). No registration required (“first come, first served”).

Four years after the beginning of the revolutionary ​“Woman, Life, Freedom” movement, this evening explores how grief, memory, dance, and music intertwine in present-day Iran — how music and rhythmic expression become forms of resistance, and how even funerals become manifestations of collective strength and joy for life. The event will be interpreted into sign language.

Children and young people between the ages of 6 and 12 have the opportunity to discover works of art, work creatively and try out different techniques in the Lentos studio.

Every first Saturday each month we throw open the door of our ​“Atelier für Alle”, our studio for sessions with all age groups from 0 – 99. 

This tour offers an insight into the Lentos. It looks at the museum‘s history and collection of art and includes highlights of the present special exhibition. Language: English, Ticket: 3€ plus admission, duration: 45min

A brand logo? A floral motif on a blouse? A geometric fabric pattern? We go louder and invent our own images and statements, which we overprint using screen-printing with paper stencils. It’s about creativity, appropriation, and liberating humor.

In this tour, the Lentos curatorial team (Sandra Eichinger, Sofie Hagenlocher, Sarah Jonas, Brigitte Reutner-Doneus, Hemma Schmutz, Andreas Strohammer) offers joint insights into the newly reinstalled collection, with a focus on women* artists’ positions. Participation and admission are free on International Women’s* Day. No registration required (“first come, first served”).

On the occasion of International Women’s* Day, Lentos Art Museum invites you to a guided tour with art historian and art educator Caroline Steiner. The focus is on the works and lives of the women* artists currently featured in the new Lentos collection presentation and in Being a Girl*!?
 

Participation and admission are free on International Women’s Day. No registration required (“first come, first served”)

Curator Brigitte Reutner-Doneus talks about the background and contexts of her exhibition Being a Girl*!? Participation and admission are free on International Women’s* Day. No registration required (“first come, first served”).