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the Ludwig and Hahn Collections in the 1970s, which were shown from 1979 in a second building, the Palais Liechtenstein. The Hahn Collection was purchased by the Republic of Austria, whereas the loans by Peter and Irene Ludwig were permanently guaranteed for the museum by establishing the Austrian Ludwig Foundation. The Republic of Austria agreed in turn to provide a budget that has enabled the Foundation to expand its collection of key works of international modernist and contemporary art – to this day. The mumok collection consists of several "blocks" that correspond to the different stages in the museum's history. The period to after World War Two is covered by holdings in classical modernism that were purchased by the museum's founding director, Werner Hofmann. A further focus is the Ludwig and Hahn Collections, with their emphasis on the avant-gardes of the 1960s and 1970s. In the last 15 years a comprehensive collection of Vienna Actionism has been built up. mumok collects contemporary art with an emphasis on photography, video, and film, as well as painting, sculpture, and installations, works which have mainly been added to the collection over the last two decades.
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but this number had nearly doubled by the time the new Vienna collection opened. The focus of this project was on pop art and photorealism, as had been the case in the 1977 exhibition. In 1978, the Cologne collection of Wolfgang Hahn with its holdings in nouveau réalisme and Fluxus was acquired, thus quickly expanding the museum's collection.
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guaranteed payment to the foundation with which further artworks could be purchased. On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the foundation in 1991 the museum received a further gift. By way of thanks to the Austrian Ludwig Foundation for donating such significant modernist works of art, the minister of science at the time,
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While this show was still running, the Ludwigs agreed to provide a number of works on loan to Vienna. An Austrian committee, set up by national minister Herta Firnberg, conducted negotiations with the Ludwigs on the selection of works. Around one hundred loaned works were agreed in a first contract,
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Founder director Werner Hofmann was given the promising and yet also problematic task of setting up a collection of modern art. In just a few years he managed to purchase many significant works of classical modernism, and to expand the collection in a targeted manner based on the few works that were
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The mumok collection today comprises around 10,000 works by c. 1,600 artists. In 1959, the first purchases were made for the newly founded Museum des 20. Jahrhunderts, which held 90 works when officially opened in 1962. A key impulse for the museum's exhibition and collecting policy was provided by
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On April 26, 1979, the Palais Liechtenstein in Alsergrund was opened, and rented as a second exhibition building so as to gain more space for the museum. This opportunity was thanks to the efforts of Hans Mayr, the president of the Vienna Künstlerhaus at the time, who organized an exhibition with
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In 1981, the Austrian Ludwig Foundation was established, by Herta Firnberg and Peter and Irene Ludwig, and about a third of the hitherto loaned works from the Ludwig collection was now transferred into the possession of the foundation. In return, the Republic of Austria committed to an annual
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On September 15, 2001, the Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien was reopened in the MuseumsQuartier in Vienna's historical center. This cubic building clad in basalt lava was built by architects Ortner & Ortner, and provides 4,800 m of exhibition space for monographic or thematic
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The mumok, Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien, was founded on September 21, 1962, as the Museum of the Twentieth Century (later the 20s House) in the Swiss Garden, located in the Austrian Pavilion that had been built by Karl Schwanzer for
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exhibitions and alternating presentations of the museum's own collection, which now comprise some 10,000 works of modernist and contemporary art.
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Since 2001, the museum has been housed in a stone-clad building designed by Austrian architects Ortner & Ortner.
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The Mumok regularly organizes special exhibitions and is known for its large collection of art related to
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contemporary artworks from the Aachen collection of Peter and Irene Ludwig for Vienna in 1977.
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Austria names Fatima Hellberg to run Mumok, Vienna’s museum of Modern art
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in Brussels, and was refurbished as an exhibition hall.
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Museum of Modern Art, Vienna

Vienna
Austria
mumok.at

Erwin Wurm
‹See Tfd›
Museumsquartier
Vienna
Austria
modern
contemporary art
Andy Warhol
Pablo Picasso
Joseph Beuys
Nam June Paik
Wolf Vostell
Gerhard Richter
Jasper Johns
Roy Lichtenstein
Peter Ludwig
de
Viennese Actionism
Expo 58
Erhard Busek

Schönberg Family
Richard Gerstl
"Mumok – Museum moderner Kunst"

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