With “We Are Here”, FOTO ARSENAL WIEN presents Austria’s first extensive solo exhibition of Zanele Muholi. Works spanning more than two decades connect self-representation, queer lived realities and visual activism.
until Jan 10, 2027
€10, reduced €7, free under 19
With “We Are Here”, FOTO ARSENAL WIEN presents Austria’s first extensive solo exhibition of Zanele Muholi. Works spanning more than two decades connect self-representation, queer lived realities and visual activism.
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The Jewish Museum Vienna opens both locations with free admission on 8 November. Dorotheergasse and Judenplatz host guided tours, exhibition talks and hands-on activities, from Feldenkrais in the museum and Jewish city history to a short Hebrew lesson. The day starts at 10 am and no registration is required. Individual activities are listed below with their location and time.
QUEERTACTICS presents queer-feminist cinema, from feature films to experimental shorts. Its seventh edition opens at Stadtkino with LONDON, followed by screenings at Admiral Kino including BARBARA FOREVER and films by Annette Kennerley and Barbara Hammer. Friday brings a free festival party with DJs and a live performance by Phaedra at FLUCC Deck. The GOLDEN MEDUSA gala at Breitenseer Lichtspiele closes the festival. Tickets are sold per screening programme; there is no festival pass in 2026.
The lieblingsflohmarkt KIDS & WOMAN brings children’s clothes, toys and women’s fashion together in the car park beside Marxhalle. After the October edition, the next market takes place on 14 November from 9 am to 1 pm. Visitor admission is €2; children up to 14 enter free. The entrance is on Baumgasse by Hermine-Jursa-Gasse.