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MAK Vienna presents its 2026 program with exhibitions on fashion, textiles, design history, and women artists. Highlights from the annual press conference.

Image: MAK Director Lilli Hollein presenting the museum's annual program during the 2026 press conference in Vienna. Photo: © MAK/Christian Mendez


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A representative survey shows how Austrians plan to travel in 2026, focusing on solo trips, multi-stop holidays, nature, food and off-peak travel.

Image: Infographic showing Austrian travel trends for 2026. It visualizes solo travel, multi-stop holidays, nature-focused trips, taste tourism and off-peak travel using icons, figures and symbolic scenes in a modern, mi...


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An objective look at a new podcast on AI, human creativity, and why artificial intelligence is not a competitor to the human mind.

Image: Portrait of Dr. Josef Sawetz


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mumok presents its 2026 program under director Fatima Hellberg, focusing on perception, participation, architecture, and new ways of experiencing art.

Image: Fatima Hellberg, General Director of mumok, speaks at the press conference in January 2026, presenting the exhibition 'Terminal Piece'. Behind her, a projected stage model by Anna Viebrock illustrates the exhi...


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Blickfang has announced its 2026 dates, listing six European cities, exhibitor numbers, visitor figures, and Vienna's role in the tour.

Image: A monochromatic pink 3D grid of cubes features the text 'Design in Europe: Stuttgart, Basel, Hamburg, Munich, Vienna, Zurich.' Simple black icons representing design—like a chair, lamp, and dress form—decorate the surroundin...


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