Sonderausstellung "Flow - Wasser im Wandel"
24/10/2026 - 30/09/2028
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What would our life be without water? How taken for granted do we handle this precious resource?
Water is more than just an element: It is power, movement, sound, and life.
In our new special exhibition "flow – water in transition," we invite visitors to discover water from a completely new perspective.
Water is origin, habitat, and mirror of change. As a seemingly familiar yet anomalous element, it constantly alters its form.
This special exhibition is dedicated to this extraordinary element "Water" from various perspectives.
From art and nature to the water cycle and the effects of climate change, visitors can expect a diverse exhibition filled with exciting information, interactive stations, and fascinating perspectives.
The exhibition connects regional viewpoints to global developments and makes visible how natural cycles are changing. Artistic positions open new views on the states of water and invite reflections on transience, transformation, and responsibility in dealing with this vital resource.
Discover water as a basis for life, as inspiration for art, and as one of the most valuable resources for our future.
You can visit the exhibition during the following museum opening hours: https://www.wintersportmuseum.com/at/
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Date and time
24/10/2026 - 30/09/2028
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Starts at: 10:00 O'clock
Event location
Mürzzuschlag - WinterSportMuseum
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At five different stations, there is exciting stuff to discover, try out, and experience. At the water knowledge quiz, museum visitors can test their knowledge, with the "Sound Artists – Sounds of Water" experiencing the fascinating sounds that water can produce, and at the water wheel, learn more about the Mürz and its significance for our region.
At the interactive station, one can discover through scanning how much water is used to produce everyday products. This makes the often invisible water consumption of our consumption visible and encourages questioning one's shopping behavior.
