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untilSun28Feb 2027

Elisabeth von Samsonow

until Feb 28, 2027

Heidi Horten Collection, 1010Hanuschgasse 3, 1010 WienDirections
  • Entry €16
  • Ticket needed
  • Indoors

EUR 16 regular admission; reduced from EUR 9; free under age 19

Source: Heidi Horten Collection
What to expect

The Heidi Horten Collection presents a major solo exhibition of Elisabeth von Samsonow, bringing together sculpture, painting, drawing, film and a site-specific installation. The show centres on earth, the body, memory and transformation, while also connecting to works in the museum collection.

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Charts on the Table! – Changing Worldviews

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mumok – Museum of Modern Art Ludwig Foundation Vienna, 1070

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