TEACHING KLIMT: Studies at the School of Arts and Crafts

MAK Dialogues

Tue, 16.11.2021

Curator Kathrin Pokorny-Nagel in conversation with Guest Curator and Art Historian Otmar Rychlik and Art Historian Julia Rüdiger

This discussion searches for art historical traces of Gustav Klimt’s studies at the Vienna School of Arts and Crafts, a largely neglected period of his artistic career. Rudolf von Eitelberger and Ferdinand Laufberger, the two major figures of the period when Vienna’s Ringstraße was being developed, occupy center stage in this talk.

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MAK DIALOGUES

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On Tuesday or Thursday evenings, MAK curators invite discussion partners to talk about current MAK exhibitions with them. The talks focus on unique personal insights and background information, artistic intentions and motivations, and much more. Listen in—and join in too!

Dates for the MAK Dialogues talk series

Every Tuesday or Thursday at 6:30 p.m., online via Zoom

Exhibitions

TEACHING KLIMT

Studies at the School of Arts and Crafts

iCal Wed, 3.11.2021–Sun, 13.3.2022

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Ernst and Gustav Klimt, Poster for the International Exhibition for Music and Theater, Vienna, 1893LithographyMAK, PI 1726© MAK/Nathan Murrell

Gustav Klimt, Allegory of Sculpture, from: Festschrift of the Imperial Royal Museum of Art and Industry, Vienna, 1889Commissioner: Vienna School of Arts and Crafts Pencil, colored pencil, watercolor, golden highlights MAK, BI 21482-20 © MAK/Georg Mayer

TEACHING KLIMT: Studies at the School of Arts and Crafts

Exhibitions

TEACHING KLIMT

All previous MAK Dialogues Talks

Ernst and Gustav Klimt, Poster for the International Exhibition for Music and Theater, Vienna, 1893
Lithography
MAK, PI 1726
© MAK/Nathan Murrell

Gustav Klimt, Allegory of Sculpture, from: Festschrift of the Imperial Royal Museum of Art and Industry, Vienna, 1889
Commissioner: Vienna School of Arts and Crafts
Pencil, colored pencil, watercolor, golden highlights
MAK, BI 21482-20
© MAK/Georg Mayer