Down Syndrom: Über uns, mit uns

At the entrance, trisomy 21 is drawn as three socks. The wall text beside it, in easy German, puts it plainly: every chromosome comes in twos, except the 21st, which comes in threes. Then workshop participants explain it themselves, on camera, for co-curator and photographer Philipp Horak.

The show fills the museum's Community Gallery and was made together with people with Down syndrome. It runs in four chapters: education, work, housing and leisure. In the work chapter you watch Franziska at the konzept:greisslerei, Florian on reception at SK Rapid's training centre, Flora at Ikea and Holly at a Montessori school. The museum promises no clichés, no pity and no sugar-coating, and the wall texts say what is still missing, such as long waiting lists for supported housing.

It is small, colourful and multimedia, and entry is free. The museum stays open until 21:00 on Thursdays. The community talks with participants are booked out, but a talk on what comes next runs on 19 January at 18:30 (registration needed).