Kunsthaus Graz

The architecture is impressive! I couldn't shake the feeling that I was on a spaceship. This museum doesn't showcase art in the classical sense, but it offers something else. Here, art is meant to be listened to, felt, and perhaps understood in your own way. Some exhibits made no sense to me at all, even after reading the explanations — and that was part of the intrigue. The price is standard for Austria. The staff is excellent. The shop inside is interesting. I definitely recommend a visit.

We went there after exploring the Schlossberg area; easily accessible by foot! And not too far. It cost us €12 / adult and the "kass" was friendly without queue (lucky us!). The "Freeing the Voice" was on exhibition during our visit; it was an intriguing one! It took us around 1.5 hours to learn about everything, including a photography exhibition. This place has 3 floors for exhibitions - there was also a "friendly alien" space below seemingly targeted for children; interactive stuff, where saw a work from someone and I loved it!

I have loved this museum from the moment I first saw it from afar. The closer I got to the main facade, the more I was reassured in my belief that the interior would be just as captivating. It's a museum with a very modern layout, and also with a groundbreaking proposal. It has one of the best museum shops I've ever visited, followed by a powerful sensory section, like the video of Marina Abramović screaming until she's utterly exhausted from the effort. There is a section dedicated to referencing Guernica and its political dimension, detailing its journey around the world, alongside some original newspaper clippings that tell stories about the painting. Moreover, the museum's rooms are spacious and dark, with skylights (clarabollas) that let the light through in a very particular way. It’s a stunning place, well worth the visit, and I would rate it 5 stars without hesitation!

Extremely well-curated with a blend of modern and old, what's not to love about Kunsthaus? Even if you're not a museum/gallery type of person, come for the gorgeous views from the terrace/top floor

Awesome place to visit. It is ever present on any youtuber's travel vlog to Graz /Austria. We were lucky enough to enter for free on a Sunday (no idea what the occasion was, but it was free entrance). The building is in center down town. Awesome architecture on the outside, awesome light shows on the building during the night, massive concrete building. They have lockers at -1 like most Austrian art galleries and museums and you are not allowed to bring your backpack inside the museum, nor selfie sticks, not liquids. I especially love the eye shaped windows at the first flor, gave such alien UFO vibes or a feeling you were i side a cyborg wale or something 😄🐳🐋. On the last floor there is an indoor terrace with a view towards the river and the city center. They have great restrooms for people with disabilities as well and lifts between the floors. They also have a bar terrace outside , behind the museum, very lively and there is also a municipality fountain , with drinkable water, next to that bar , for those hot summer days . Artworks were very well lit and separated with proper details in regard to the artist and hi/her work.

The Kunsthaus Graz, Grazer Kunsthaus, or Graz Art Museum was built as part of the European Capital of Culture celebrations in 2003 and has since become an architectural landmark in Graz, Austria. Its exhibition program specializes in contemporary art from the 1960s onwards.

We had a perfect day in Graz, and visiting the Kunsthaus was just top of the tops. Exhibition Freeing the voices is excellent. It’s a pity that only this exhibition was shown this day..

Don't waste your time going to Freeing the Voices unless you never watch news broadcasts on TV or take sadistic pleasure from seeing the misery of other people. The exhibition borders on emotional abuse, and it is an outrage that I had to pay to experience it. Yes .. galleries are discursive spaces. We should enter with an open mind and expect to learn. But conceptual art is taking the concept of art beyond anything meaningful.

The outside of the building is awesome. A really different an unique look. The inside had multiple exhibitions and different pieces on architectural pieces throughout the world and explained the influences of such pieces on other parts of the world. I found the price to be a little high, but felt like it is fair enough to be worth a visit if one doesn't have other business or sightseeing around Graz. The place is well maintained and near pretty much the heart of Graz.

This is a beautiful building that hosts great exhibitions. The architecture of the building is very interesting. When I visited they had an exhibit on the most influential modern architectural pieces throughout the world. It was extremely interesting and well organized by style and geography.