On 3 November from 2-6 pm, visitors can visit the art exhibition one last time with free admission. There is also the opportunity to take home salt from the salt labyrinth by Motoi Yamamoto or salt stones from the sea of salt by Norbert Hinterberger as a souvenir.
Opening times
Thu 10am – 6pm
Thursday 2pm – 8pm
Fri-Sun 10am – 6pm
Monday closed
Guided tours
Public guided tour
Every Saturday and Sunday at 14 and 16 h
€ 5 guided tour fee per person (excl. entrance ticket)
. Admission ticket not included)
For larger groups, please book in advance.
Special guided tours
Per group (max. 20 people): € 120 (also available in English, Spanish or French)
Registrations and appointment requests at: Kunstvermittlung@salzkammergut-2024.at
Important information for journalists
In the context of reporting on the European Capital of Culture Bad Ischl Salzkammergut 2024 and the main exhibition “sudhaus – art with salt & water”, we will be happy to provide you with an admission ticket. We kindly ask you to register in advance at presse@salzkammergut-2024.at with a scanned, valid press card. In addition to your medium, please also state the date of your desired visit.
Contributors
Hicham Berrada (Paris), Christine Biehler (Hanau), Marion Eichmann (Berlin), Caterina Gobbi (Courmayeur/Berlin), Norbert W. Hinterberger (Berlin), Anouk Kruithof (Brussels), Sigalit Landau (Tel Aviv), Radenko Milak (Banja Luka), Wolfgang Müllegger & Georg Holzmann (Obertraun), Lucy+Jorge Orta (Paris), Kati Roover (Helsinki), Michael Sailstorfer (Berlin), Eva Schlegel (Vienna), Nicole Six & Paul Petritsch (Vienna), Simon Starling (Glasgow/Copenhagen), Anna Rún Tryggvadóttir (Reykjavik), Motoi Yamamoto (Kanazawa), Wenting Zhu (Shanghai/NY) (artists)
Gottfried Hattinger (curator)
Elfi Sonnberger (production management)
Julia Schwarz (project assistance)
With support from: Upper Austrian Chamber of Labour, EU Japan Fest
Dogs and other pets are not allowed in the exhibition.
