Exhibitions

An unusual title. A title that leaves everything open, that refuses to be pinned down? No. The three dots represent the city, its people and also the area surrounding Innsbruck. These are themes that have shaped Artur Nikodem and which he has explored in depth …

How do the people of Innsbruck see their city? The Instagram photo competition “#INNstablick. My Innsbruck on my doorstep” invited participants to capture this personal perspective. A selection from the wide range of entries was displayed in the exhibition. From over 3,100 entries, a…

For decades, grassroots groups and cultural practitioners have been fighting for spaces in the city – spaces for alternative realities, spaces for expression.

The Exl Theatre epitomises the Golden Age of Tyrolean folk theatre like no other. The exhibition ‘A Glimpse of the Exl Theatre’ at the City Archives/City Museum brought the performers into the spotlight.

As a photographer, exploring an unfamiliar environment and capturing those impressions and experiences in images is always both fascinating and challenging. […] Every city is a complex tapestry of architecture, history, art, consumer culture, infrastructure and the extraordinary…

To mark his 90th birthday, the City Archives/City Museum, as part of its exhibition series dedicated to Tyrol’s ‘quiet artists’, showcased one of the quietest among them: the Innsbruck-based painter and draughtsman Peter Prandstetter. Since his ‘discovery of painting’ around 1950, he has…

The Innsbruck Stadtsäle: in posters and history.

The City of Innsbruck’s Cultural Office organises a wide variety of initiatives throughout the year. The exhibition ‘Stadt-Kunst-Innsbruck’ marked the first time the City of Innsbruck’s art collection was brought to the public’s attention, with the exhibits on display in the Stadtsäle from 2010 to 2015.