Lotteries Day at KUNST HAUS WIEN

On July 8, the Hundertwasser Museum with its current "When the Wind Blows" ("Wenn der Wind weht") exhibition will offer free admission

KUNST HAUS WIEN, located in Vienna's 3rd district, may not be able to look back on quite as long a history as some other museums in Vienna, but it has enjoyed tremendous popularity among visitors for years – which is hardly surprising, since it owes its unique design to its creator Friedensreich Hundertwasser. With the KUNST HAUS WIEN, this visionary painter wanted to combine art and ecology under one roof – a fascinating concept that is more relevant in these times than ever before.

On Friday, July 8, the venue, also known as the Hundertwasser Museum, invites visitors to Lotteries Day: entry is free of charge with any Austrian Lotteries product (any betting slip or ticket). In the current "When the Wind Blows" exhibition, Austrian and international artists turn the invisible element of air into a visual experience. Various guided tours are also offered, including for visually impaired people as well as accompanied by a sign language interpreter. Detailed information and dates & times can be found at www.lotterientag.at