June 2027
June at a glance: 3 exhibitions opening, 2 closing, and 7 more on view across the city.
Vienna Secession (Secession)
Mostly small paintings between architecture, interior, figuration and abstraction, with exposed stretchers and translucent supports in place of canvas.
Vienna Secession (Secession)
Moving image, sound and performance on how AI generates images and identities, including The Zizi Show deepfake drag cabaret.
Vienna Secession (Secession)
Works since the late 1960s across photography, video and sculpture, with draped velvet, marble and plaster and the fold as a central motif.

Natural History Museum Vienna (Naturhistorisches Museum Wien)
The anniversary show traces how a 30,000-object imperial collection grew into 30 million, and looks critically at the darker sides of collecting and exploration.

Leopold Museum
Viennese fashion c. 1900–1930: the Wiener Werkstätte's fashion department, reform dress, Emilie Flöge, and the exchange with Paul Poiret's Paris.

Natural History Museum Vienna (Naturhistorisches Museum Wien)
Genetics and archaeology reveal family ties in two early medieval burial grounds near Vienna, retelling the Migration Period through ordinary people's lives. Hall 21.

Dom Museum Wien
The close yet ambivalent bond between animals and humans, from the Middle Ages to today, with works by Goya, Ensor, Maria Lassnig, VALIE EXPORT and Graciela Iturbide.

Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Technical Museum)
Fibre, function, fashion: a special exhibition taking clothing textiles apart into fibres, yarns and fabrics, from 19th-century objects to today's overproduction and textile waste.

Albertina Modern
Australian art from the Albertina's holdings, led by First Nations painter Emily Kame Kngwarreye, with photographers including Destiny Deacon and Tracey Moffatt.

Heidi Horten Collection
Group show on play and playfulness as artistic strategy, from Duchamp, Haring and Warhol to contemporary games, performance and interactive installations.

Sigmund Freud Museum
A monumental mural triptych made for the Showroom Berggasse 19, picturing inner worlds, with Jane McAdam Freud's wire-mesh egg in an armchair at its centre.

Jewish Museum Vienna (Jüdisches Museum Wien)
At Museum Judenplatz: Jewish resistance from the Maccabees and Queen Esther to the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising and women who defied the Nazi regime.
A short note now and then when something new opens worth your time.