6 pmPanel Discussionwith Olaf Nicolai (artist), Susanne Padberg (gallery owner), Peter Pakesch (i.a. publisher) Moderator: Nina Schedlmayer 7 pmOpening of the exhibitionPicture Book Art: The Book as Artistic Medium On the exhibition:Lilli Hollein, General Director, MAKKathrin Pokorny-Nagel, Head, MAK Library and Works on Paper Collection/ArchiveFriedrich C. Heller, Guest CuratorFree admission to the opening and panel discussion Picture books—whether for children or adults—can impressively express the different artistic tendencies through the medium of the book. During this process, the artists’ deeply impressive creativity becomes visible, which knows how to bring not only the beauty, wealth, and hope, but also the threats of our world into pictures. A selection of picture books from the 1960s to the present, for example by Sonia Delaunay, Bruno Munari, Olaf Nicolai, and Lawrence Weiner, gives an impression of this diversity. This exhibition is a continuation of the children’s book exhibitions shown at the MAK in the past. In addition to loans from the Friedrich C. Heller Collection, objects from the MAK Collection’s significant holdings of artists’ books will be presented. Guest Curator: Friedrich C. HellerCurator: Kathrin Pokorny-Nagel, Head, MAK Library and Works on Paper Collection/ArchiveFree admission to the opening
6 pm
Panel Discussion
with Olaf Nicolai (artist), Susanne Padberg (gallery owner), Peter Pakesch (i.a. publisher) 
Moderator: Nina Schedlmayer
 
7 pm
Opening of the exhibition
Picture Book Art: The Book as Artistic Medium
 
On the exhibition:
Lilli Hollein, General Director, MAK
Kathrin Pokorny-Nagel, Head, MAK Library and Works on Paper Collection/Archive
Friedrich C. Heller, Guest Curator

Free admission to the opening and panel discussion 

Picture books—whether for children or adults—can impressively express the different artistic tendencies through the medium of the book. During this process, the artists’ deeply impressive creativity becomes visible, which knows how to bring not only the beauty, wealth, and hope, but also the threats of our world into pictures. A selection of picture books from the 1960s to the present, for example by Sonia Delaunay, Bruno Munari, Olaf Nicolai, and Lawrence Weiner, gives an impression of this diversity. This exhibition is a continuation of the children’s book exhibitions shown at the MAK in the past. In addition to loans from the Friedrich C. Heller Collection, objects from the MAK Collection’s significant holdings of artists’ books will be presented.
 
Guest Curator: Friedrich C. Heller
Curator: Kathrin Pokorny-Nagel, Head, MAK Library and Works on Paper Collection/Archive