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Tue-Sun 11 am to 6 pm, Thur 11 am to 8 pm<br />

Generali: Full price admission € 6,<br />

Bawag: free admission<br />

www.bawag-foundation.at<br />

www.foundation.generali.at<br />

� MAK: Museum für angewandte Kunst/<br />

Gegenwartskunst (Museum of Applied <strong>Art</strong>s/<br />

Contemporary <strong>Art</strong>) —— During the ’80s,<br />

the MAK’s permanent collection was reinstalled.<br />

Under the reign of director<br />

Peter Noever, established contemporary<br />

artists and architects rejuvenated<br />

the gallery spaces of the museum. Still<br />

impressive: Barbara Blooms Thonetshadow<br />

play and the oriental carpets on<br />

floating cement-asbestos panels by Gangart.<br />

The highlights of the collection include<br />

the Frankfurter Küche by Margarete<br />

Schütte Lihotzky and one of a kind<br />

pieces from the Wiener Werkstätte. Exhibitions<br />

about architecture and art<br />

have included Coop Himmelb(l)au,<br />

Joep van Lieshout, Franz West, Elke<br />

Krystufek etc.<br />

Tip: the MAK-Nite happens each<br />

Tuesday. The program features contemporary<br />

music, performance art,<br />

fashion shows and everything »inbetween<br />

the arts«. In combination with<br />

the MAK-Nite-Ticket, there is free<br />

entrance into the MAK museum until<br />

midnight. For a nice drink and/or for<br />

SPIKE ART GUIDE EAST 01 — 2009 Vienna<br />

Austrian cuisine: the restaurant Österreicher<br />

im MAK. The MAK design shop<br />

is another hot tip.<br />

Stubenring 5, (711 360)<br />

U4: Landstraße, U3, tram 2: Stubentor,<br />

bus 74A, 1 A: Invalidenstraße<br />

Tue 10 am to noon, Wed-Sun 10 am to 6 pm<br />

Full price admission € 7.90, free on Saturday<br />

www.mak.at<br />

� Augarten contemporary —— The contemporary<br />

outpost of the Belvedere Museum<br />

(which shows Austrian art from<br />

the Middle Ages up to Gustav Klimt and<br />

Egon Schiele) with solo shows by young<br />

artists and thematic group exhibitions.<br />

The so-called »Atelier« with an excellent<br />

adjoining restaurant is situated in<br />

the idyllic Augarten Park not so far from<br />

the city centre, which still contains two<br />

giant flak-towers from the Second World<br />

War. In July and August visitors can<br />

enjoy the open-air Augarten Kino unter<br />

den Sternen (Cinema under the Stars,<br />

www.kinounterdensternen.at). The bobos<br />

with children meet on Sunday for<br />

brunch at the Café Bunkerei, only a<br />

ten-minute walk away (weekends 9 am<br />

to 2 pm, weekdays from 11 am) and<br />

in the evenings to hear music.<br />

(www.bunkerei.at)<br />

Scherzergasse 1a, (216 861 621)<br />

U1: Praterstern, U2: Taborstraße,<br />

tram 2, 5: Am Tabor<br />

Thur-Sun 11 am to 7 pm<br />

www.belvedere.at<br />

� Galerie Andreas Huber —— Andreas Huber<br />

belongs to the youngest generation<br />

of gallery owners. Since 2005 the gallery<br />

behind the MuseumsQuartier has<br />

shown Austrian and international viewpoints,<br />

mainly in conceptual art. Exhi-<br />

<strong>Art</strong><br />

267<br />

Vienna

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