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Hundertwasser und Japan

Hundertwasser and Japan

An exhibition in the Lower Belvedere shows the influence of Japanese art on the creative work of Friedensreich Hundertwasser.

Friedensreich Hundertwasser & Akira Kito, Spirale aux larmes avec kito coin/Spiral of tears with Kito in the corner, 1962 (Collection Christian Baha) Friedensreich Hundertwasser & Akira Kito, Spirale aux larmes avec kito coin/Spiral of tears with Kito in the corner, 1962 (Collection Christian Baha)
Hundertwasser and Kito in Paris, around 1956 Hundertwasser and Kito in Paris, around 1956

The Far East was considered a new point of reference for an open outlook on art in the 1950s. Like many European artists of his time, Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928-2000) creatively interpreted the ideas of Taoism and Zen-Buddhism. The basis for this was formed by a fascination for the wood carvings of the Japanese artists Hiroshige and Hokusai.

The exhibition entitled "Hundertwasser, Japan and the Avantgarde" uses selected works to show the influence of the Japanese Avantgarde on the early work of Hundertwasser. With over 40 works of the artist from international collections and numerous works of the international Avantgarde (including Yves Klein, Piero Manzoni, Lucio Fontana and Akira Kito), the show places this aspect of Hundertwasser's creativity in an international context for the first time.

Hundertwasser, Japan and the Avantgarde

6 March - 30 June 2013

Lower Belvedere, Orangery (Belvedere - Unteres Belvedere)

Rennweg 6
1030   Wien

Guide dogs permitted

Main entrance

  • Main entrance (Doors 90cm wide).
    Rennweg 6.
  • Ramp 600 cm long, 200 cm high.

Elevator available

140 cm wide and 90 cm deep .

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Restrooms with access for disabled persons available.

Special offers for disabled persons

Guided tours for groups in Austrian sign language and for the visually impaired (tactile tours).
Reduced admission for persons with special needs and their escorts (3 Euro each).

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Lower Belvedere Shop: no steps

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Opening hours

  • daily, 10:00 - 18:00
  • We, 10:00 - 21:00

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  • Young people under 19 € 0 €