The Craftocene presents three key works by the internationally acclaimed and award-winning London studio SUPERFLUX, one of the most influential players in the field of speculative design.
The exhibition is part of the Vienna Climate Biennale 2026.
The Weltmuseum Wien presents 2026 as a major special exhibition SUPERFLUX: The Craftocene (from 3 March). In addition, the pop-up exhibition Regenerative Design: the Weltmuseum Wien as Future Lab (from 6 February) and Raining Blood: Photography and Arms Trafficking (from 30 September) will be shown.
At the invitation of the Weltmuseum Wien, the University of Applied Arts Vienna created a pop-up exhibition focusing on the ethnological museum as a place of research and experience, in collaboration with the Weltmuseum Wien.
Indah Arsyad (born 1965) is one of Indonesia's most important contemporary media artists. The exhibition is presented in the participatory, freely accessible zam space.
26 November 2025 to 25 May 2026
The new exhibition Colonialism on the Window Sill shines a spotlight on ten plants that have been favourites of European living rooms and balconies for centuries, though their natural habitats are outside the continent.
28 May 2025 to 25 May 2026
The Weltmuseum Wien presents itself as a venue for connecting cultures and people in unique fashion. As such, the museum is dedicated to the cultural diversity of humankind and strives to document the diverse historical ties between Austria and the world in its collections from all around the globe.
