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A View of Linz
A Focus on the City

The focus of the Stadtmuseum’s collection is quite clear: the diversity of Linz in all its manifestations and facets. In this part of the collection on display, works of art along with folkloric objects and other rare documents bear witness in equal measure to the citizens* of Linz, their traditions and to specific occurrences. This includes the ever-changing cityscape, urban life, as well as historical events and attributions such as that of steel city or Führer city”, the only one within Austria during the National Socialist dictatorship. What connects this past with the present and what continuities are still discernible today?


We also ask ourselves the questions, what it is that typsches Linz and what it is like living in the Danube city on the edge of the Alps? The exhibits

originate from different epochs and recount tales of forgotten, mundane and extraordinary moments from different perspectives. Together they reveal the special features of the city and create a vivid picture of Linz.

Curators: Andrea Bina, Lisa Schmidt

Guest curators*: Tobias Hagleitner,

Michaela Nagl, Karin Schneider

Scienti c support: Birgit Kirchmayr

Graphics & exhibition design: Abteilung eins

Exhibition architecture: any:time architekten

Date Title Time
Fri 25.04Special guided tour of the Natural History Museum Vienna

Insect researcher Dominique Zimmermann worked with Edgar Honetschläger on the insect manifesto for the GoBugsGo association. She conducts research at the Natural History Museum (mainly on insects such as wild bees and wasps) and shows us her workplace and the collection.

2:00 pm–4:00 pm
Sun 27.04Public guided tours through the current exhibitions of the Nordico

Duration 60 minutes, max. 25 people, guided tour ticket € 4 (plus admission) No registration required (“first-come-first-served”)

2:30 pm–3:30 pm
Sun 04.05Public guided tours through the current exhibitions of the Nordico

Duration 60 minutes, max. 25 people, guided tour ticket € 4 (plus admission) No registration required (“first-come-first-served”)

2:30 pm–3:30 pm
Thu 08.05Wir öffnen die Box: Unbewusste Zeitgeschichte. Über das Aufwachsen im Linz der Nachkriegszeit

Mit Karl Fallend, Sozialpsychologe, aufgewachsen im Stadtteil Bindermichl, 1998 – 2000 Mitglied der Historikerkommission zur Aufarbeitung der Zwangsarbeit in den ehemaligen Hermann-Göring-Werken in Linz.

7:00 pm–9:00 pm
Sun 11.05Public guided tours through the current exhibitions of the Nordico

Duration 60 minutes, max. 25 people, guided tour ticket € 4 (plus admission) No registration required (“first-come-first-served”)

2:30 pm–3:30 pm
Sun 18.05Public guided tours through the current exhibitions of the Nordico

Duration 60 minutes, max. 25 people, guided tour ticket € 4 (plus admission) No registration required (“first-come-first-served”)

2:30 pm–3:30 pm
Sun 25.05Family workshop: Sumi‑e: Japanese ink painting for all ages

In Japanese, sumi” means black ink and e” means painting. This painting is the art of drawing objects and themes in ink with a Chinese or Japanese brush – the unpainted areas are just as important as those painted in different shades of gray.

10:00 am–12:00 pm
Sun 25.05Public guided tours through the current exhibitions of the Nordico

Duration 60 minutes, max. 25 people, guided tour ticket € 4 (plus admission) No registration required (“first-come-first-served”)

2:30 pm–3:30 pm
Sun 01.06Public guided tours through the current exhibitions of the Nordico

Duration 60 minutes, max. 25 people, guided tour ticket € 4 (plus admission) No registration required (“first-come-first-served”)

2:30 pm–3:30 pm
Thu 05.06Wir öffnen die Box: Gedächtnisort Alter Markt. Zeit(ge)schichten und Erinnerungszeichen

Mit Julius Stieber und Gerda Forstner (Kulturdirektion der Stadt Linz), Andreas Strauss (Künstler Erinnerungszeichen), Verena Wagner (Historikerin zum jüdischen Linz) und Charlotte Herman (Präsidentin der Israelitischen Kultusgemeinde Linz); Forschungsexkursion in die Linzer Altstadt, (bei Schönwetter), Treffpunkt und Input im Nordico

7:00 pm–9:00 pm
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Linz Augmented

With this interactive walk, 22 stations in the Nordico and in the Linz city area can be experienced in an animated way via smartphone. Explore the exhibits, murals, statues or special places on your own or with suggested routes and learn more about Linz and its history(s) in an entertaining way. 

Groups

As a family outing, part of your company party or friends’ activity: book an individual guided tour or talk on a chosen topic. 


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The exhibition architecture was realized with the kind support of

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