Art in crises: Slice of Life in the Museum of Modern Salzburg

Art in crises: Slice of Life in the Museum of Modern Salzburg

Museum der Moderne Salzburg, 5020 Salzburg, Österreich - In the heart of Salzburg, visitors can expect an impressive exhibition in Museum of Moderne . With the title "Slice of Life. From Beckmann to Jungwirth", the show takes the audience on a journey through expressionist art, which was created in response to existential threats and social upheavals. The exhibition is open until October 19, 2025 and shows works that deal with both personal and universal crises.

particularly highlighted are artists such as Max Beckmann, whose drawings were created during his time as a medical officer in the First World War. He used drawing as a kind of shelter to protect himself from the horrors of the war. This emotional relief is reflected in a variety of works that are presented in the museum and illustrate the artistic examination of inner conflicts. In addition to Beckmann, works by Lyonel Feininger and Maria Lassnig can also be seen, which deal with topics such as flight and the visibility of women in the art business

insights into the exhibition

The works of art in the exhibition are not only reflections of past times, but also offer a current comment on today's crises, such as ongoing conflicts, climate change and social polarization. The examination of art in times of crisis shows that it is more than just a mirror, but also a platform for processing and discussing trauma.

Another interesting aspect of the exhibition is that it is in a context that goes far beyond the pure works of art. Artists: Today, like the Ukrainian curator Tatiana Kochubinska, reflecting on the effects of war in her homeland in her work and platforms. On Deutschlandfunk Kultur , for example, it is reported that Kochubinska works on an anti-war platform that acts as an archive and place for social analysis.

special advantages for visitors

The Museum of Modern Salzburg offers special advantages with the SN card. Visitors can acquire a museum sticket for both locations for 11 euros instead of 14 euros or a combination ticket including a Mönchsberg elevator for 13 euros instead of 16 euros. For all those who are interested in art and culture, this is an extremely attractive offer.

For more information, the museum can be contacted at +43 662/842 220 or visit the official website at www.museumdermoderne.at .