Exhibition
till 16 February 2018

An exhibition as an open archive: 3,500 historic photographs surviving in Schönberg’s archive illuminate the medium’s development, providing an authentic and moving view of the artist, paterfamilias, friend and contemporary.
A cultural and quotidian history in images: Visitors accompany Schönberg on his travels, encounter him in his private apartments, take part in his life full of checkered history.
A variety of photographical objects: Prints from the photo shop and large-format artist’s enlargements are found among family albums and cameras from Schönberg’s time.

Curators: Eike Feß and Therese Muxeneder

Architecture: Jochen Koppensteiner

Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday 10 am to 5 pm
Closed on legal holidays

On concert days, the exhibition opens one hour before the event begins; admission is free for concertgoers.

Entrance fee:
Adults: € 6
Vienna-Card: € 5,40
School children, apprentices, students, reserves, civil servants, senior citizens, visitors with special needs: € 3
Groups of adults (of 10 Persons and over): € 4
Groups with discount tickets (of 10 Persons and over): € 2,50
Free admission: children under 12

Press Kit (pdf)

Press photos:

© Hertha Hurnaus	© Hertha Hurnaus	© Hertha Hurnaus
© Hertha Hurnaus	Mathilde Schönberg, Arnold Schönberg Heinrich Schönberg Payerbach 1901	Arnold Schönberg Alban Berg Wien 1911 Alban Berg Stiftung
Gertrude Schönberg, Arnold Schönberg, Georg Schönberg Heinrich Schönberg Berlin Zehlendorf, Villa Lepcke ca. 1912	Arnold Schönberg, Erwin Stein, Anton Webern Alban Berg Zandvoort März 1914	Arnold Schönberg Franz Xaver Setzer Wien 1922
Arnold Schönberg Atelier Schlosser & Wenisch Praha 1924	Arnold Schönberg Berlin (?) ca. 1930 Photomaton	Arnold Schönberg, Gertrud Schönberg Lugano 1930
Arnold Schönberg Los Angeles 1940	Arnold Schönberg, N. N., Natalie Limonick, N. N., Henry Endicott Hanson, N. N., N. N., Alfred Carlson, Richard Hoffmann Richard Fish Los Angeles 1948	Lawrence Schoenberg, Gertrud Schönberg, Ronald Schoenberg, Arnold Schönberg, Nuria Schoenberg Fritz Stiedry Los Angeles 1949