Exhibitions

Into the Unknown. Graz 1945-1965

The exhibition sheds light on two eventful post-war decades in which Austria, and thus also the city of Graz, reinvented itself between reconstruction, the period of occupation, political decisions and social change towards a democratic order.

The Last Europeans

Jewish Perspectives on the Crises of an Idea

The exhibition looks at Jewish individuals who in the face of Europe’s devastation in the 20th century transcended national and cultural borders, demanded anew the universal application of human rights, and vigorously pursued a European dream. Based on their commitment to a united and peaceful Europe, the exhibition examines at the same time the renewed threats.

Hey there, democracy!

The exhibition combines elements of current discourse with the history of the Graz as a city. It provides information and opportunities to share your own opinions and experiences and offers inspiration for how to think about democracy, whilst leaving room for questions. And this exhibition makes it clear: it's not just about making yourself heard - listening is also essential! Got it?!

Mini Graz Museum

Museology to join in!

Have you ever been in a museum? There is a lot to discover and experience in the exhibitions that are shown there. But: What kind of place is this actually? Who creates the exhibitions? What are valuable objects and which ones would you collect yourself? At the Mini Graz Museum, you can look behind the scenes and slip yourself into the role of museum staff members*.

The Story of Graz

Find out everything about the history of Graz

The conflict history of the genesis of the city, its demographic development, gender issues, and the transforming appearance of Graz are combined with present-day issues such as globalisation, migration, diversity, or urban codetermination and transport policy.