“Why is my house so ugly?” Gustav asks himself when handed the keys. “The drawing of it was so beautiful ...” MAK Design Kids are shown just how different architectural creations can look in the mind’s eye and in the city. 

Workshop for 8- to 12-year-olds (unaccompanied)
in the context of the exhibition GUSTAV PEICHL: 15 Buildings for His 90th

Participation fee: € 8
Limited number of participants

A factory down to a T: kneading your thoughts—our hands as a natural free form tool. The kids will be creative in a workshop atmosphere with the fine artist Christopher Steinweber. On the first two Saturdays they will make shapes with clay and on the last Saturday the children can paint and finish off their fired artworks and then take them home.

Workshop for 8- to 12-year-olds (unaccompanied)
in the context of the exhibition 300 YEARS OF THE VIENNA PORCELAIN MANUFACTORY

Participation fee: € 8
Limited number of participants

A factory down to a T: kneading your thoughts—our hands as a natural free form tool. The kids will be creative in a workshop atmosphere with the fine artist Christopher Steinweber. On the first two Saturdays they will make shapes with clay and on the last Saturday the children can paint and finish off their fired artworks and then take them home.

Workshop for 8- to 12-year-olds (unaccompanied)
in the context of the exhibition 300 YEARS OF THE VIENNA PORCELAIN MANUFACTORY

Participation fee: € 8
Limited number of participants

A factory down to a T: kneading your thoughts—our hands as a natural free form tool. The kids will be creative in a workshop atmosphere with the fine artist Christopher Steinweber. On the first two Saturdays they will make shapes with clay and on the last Saturday the children can paint and finish off their fired artworks and then take them home.

Workshop for 8- to 12-year-olds (unaccompanied)
in the context of the exhibition 300 YEARS OF THE VIENNA PORCELAIN MANUFACTORY

Participation fee: € 8
Limited number of participants

Otto Wagner died exactly 100 years ago, and yet Otto is still all over the place—inVienna! He follows us on our way across the city, when you open the door to the underground station or when you see the dome of the Church at Steinhof shining from far away. How did he do all that? The MAK Design Kids will plan, draw, tear down, and investigate what it means to reflect on an entire city.

Workshop for 8- to 12-year-olds (unaccompanied)
in context of the exhibition POST-OTTO WAGNER: From the Postal Savings Bank to Post-Modernism.

Limited number of participants
Participation fee: € 8

Otto Wagner died exactly 100 years ago, and yet Otto is still all over the place—inVienna! He follows us on our way across the city, when you open the door to the underground station or when you see the dome of the Church at Steinhof shining from far away. How did he do all that? The MAK Design Kids will plan, draw, tear down, and investigate what it means to reflect on an entire city.

Workshop for 8- to 12-year-olds (unaccompanied)
in context of the exhibition POST-OTTO WAGNER: From the Postal Savings Bank to Post-Modernism.

Limited number of participants
Participation fee: € 8